Croatian

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.

Tap water in Croatian is voda iz slavine.

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.

In Croatian, the word for library is knjižnica.

The English phrase “conjunctivitis” is translated into Croatian as konjunktivitis.

The Croatian word for “stupid” is glup. The primary way to describe someone or something as lacking intelligence is with the adjective glup.

The English phrase vegetarian translates to Croatian as vegetarijanac. The term refers to a person who does not eat any animal flesh.

hrvatski is the Croatian word for the English phrase ‘croatian’.

The Croatian word for bread is kruh. The word refers to baked dough made from cereals.

To ask “how much” in Croatian, you can use koliko je to? or koliko košta? These phrases are used to inquire about the price of an item.