How to Say “Check, Please” in Croatian
To say “check, please” in Croatian, use Račun, molim.
To say “check, please” in Croatian, use Račun, molim.
The Croatian word for bear is medvjed. The primary meaning of these words refers to the large mammal of the family Ursidae.
The English phrase “red wine” is translated into Croatian as crno vino. The term is used to refer to red-colored wine.
The English phrase “good day” is translated into Croatian as dobar dan. dobar dan is a greeting used between sunrise and sunset.
The Croatian word for house is kuća. kuća refers to a human abode. It is a feminine noun.
bok is the Croatian way to say hello and goodbye. bok is an informal greeting used both when arriving and when leaving.
The Croatian word for green is zelen. zelen is an adjective used to describe something that has green as its colour.
The English phrase “where is the bathroom?” is translated into Croatian as Gdje je toalet?
The Croatian word for “babe” is beba. beba is used to refer to an attractive person.
The English word “beach” is translated into Croatian as plaža. The term refers to a sandy or pebble shore typically used for swimming and sunbathing.