How to Say “Go” in Croatian
The English phrase ‘go’ is translated into Croatian as ići.
The English phrase “bum” (referring to the buttocks) is translated into Croatian as guza. The term is used informally to refer to the buttocks.
The Croatian phrase for “bless you” is nazdravlje. You say nazdravlje to someone who has just sneezed.
The phrase ‘i am gluten-free’ in Croatian is expressed as Ne jedem gluten.
The English phrase “how much does it cost?” is translated into Croatian as Koliko košta? Use this phrase to ask for the price of an item.
The English phrase “good morning” is translated into Slovenian as dobro jutro. Dobro jutro is used when seeing someone for the first time in the morning.
Good luck in Slovenian is said as sréčno! sréčno! is the most common way to say “good luck” in Slovenian.
In Croatian, “can I have” is translated as mogu li dobiti. mogu li dobiti is a polite way to ask for something or to order an item in a shop or restaurant.