BUILD ON THE BASICS

Everyday Croatian.

Make daily life a little easier. Learners who can already introduce themselves and want practical everyday conversation.

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LEARNING GOALS

Make daily life a little easier.

Practise useful exchanges in cafés, shops, transport, and everyday social situations.

Make simple requests and understand common follow-up questions.
Ask about prices, quantities, directions, and travel times.
Describe preferences, routines, and immediate needs.
Use clarification phrases when you miss part of a conversation.

PROPOSED CURRICULUM / SIX TOPIC UNITS

01 At the café & restaurant

Use food and drink vocabulary, polite requests, quantities, and preferences. Introduce common accusative patterns through practical examples.

Practice task: Order a drink, ask a simple menu question, and request the bill.

02 Shopping & paying

Practise prices, sizes, quantities, and comparing simple options. Work on listening for numbers and asking a seller to repeat information.

Practice task: Ask for an item, check its price, and choose between two options.

03 Finding your way

Use place names, basic directions, and common location expressions. Notice frequent prepositions and case patterns in useful phrases.

Practice task: Ask where something is and follow a short set of directions.

04 Getting around

Read simple transport information and practise departure times, destinations, and ticket requests. Discuss plans using accessible future expressions.

Practice task: Ask about a route and check the time of a journey.

05 Home, appointments & practical needs

Describe household needs, agree on an appointment, and explain a simple issue. Practise clear, polite requests and confirmation questions.

Practice task: Arrange a time and explain one practical problem.

06 Listening & keeping a conversation going

Practise asking for repetition, checking meaning, and responding to common follow-up questions. Combine daily-life scenarios in role-plays.

Practice task: Complete a guided daily-life conversation and identify what to practise next.

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.

Jednu kavu, molim.: One coffee, please.
Koliko košta?: How much does it cost?
Možete li ponoviti?: Could you repeat that?

TRY A SMALL TASK

Put it into practice.

Role-play ordering a drink. Add one follow-up question about price, then ask for repetition if the answer is unclear.

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.