STUDY & DAILY LIFE

Croatian
for Student Life.

Find your voice around campus. Foreign students preparing for everyday conversations around study, housing, and university life.

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LEARNING GOALS

Find your voice around campus.

Practise common student situations and communicate simple questions and requests more clearly.

Ask practical questions about a timetable or appointment.
Write a short, polite inquiry using a guided structure.
Use common vocabulary for studies, accommodation, and student services.
Clarify instructions and explain when you need help.

PROPOSED CURRICULUM / SIX TOPIC UNITS

01 Introducing your studies

Talk about your subject, year of study, interests, and reasons for learning Croatian. Build a useful personal introduction.

Practice task: Prepare a short introduction for a classmate or staff member.

02 Timetables, dates & arrangements

Read simple timetable language, compare dates, and clarify where and when an activity takes place.

Practice task: Ask about a class or appointment and confirm the details.

03 Polite emails & inquiries

Explore formal greetings, short questions, clear requests, and appropriate closings. Use models without pretending that one template fits every situation.

Practice task: Draft a short inquiry about a timetable or appointment.

04 Housing & everyday administration

Practise accommodation vocabulary and simple questions about costs, facilities, and arrangements. Language practice does not replace legal or immigration advice.

Practice task: Ask a housing-related question and clarify an important detail.

05 Classroom language & asking for help

Use expressions for repetition, explanation, deadlines, and basic instructions. Practise stating what you understood and what is still unclear.

Practice task: Ask for clarification and restate a simple instruction.

06 Student conversations in practice

Combine campus, accommodation, and social scenarios. Review a short written inquiry and practise one situation relevant to your goals.

Practice task: Complete a guided role-play and revise a practical student email.

The syllabus is a proposed learning plan. Units may span more than one lesson, and learning progress varies. Final materials and arrangements will be confirmed before enrollment.

A TASTE OF THE LANGUAGE

Useful words.
Real situations.

These examples show the kind of language you can practise. They are free samples, not a full lesson.

Studiram kemiju.: I study chemistry.
Kada počinje predavanje?: When does the lecture start?
Možete li mi pomoći?: Could you help me?

TRY A SMALL TASK

Put it into practice.

Write a short inquiry asking when a lecture begins. Include a greeting, one clear question, and a polite closing.

How progress can be reviewed

The proposed approach uses short role-plays, guided speaking, simple written tasks, and a review of recurring difficulties. These activities help identify further practice needs; they are not an accredited examination or a guarantee of a particular proficiency level.

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