Croatians Say This All the Time! | BAŠ, KATASTROFA, AJDE
Croatian Experience with Sanda
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Want to sound more Croatian when you speak? 🇭🇷
In this video, I’ll show you 3 everyday Croatian words — BAŠ, KATASTROFA, and AJDE — that locals use all the time!
You’ll learn:
What they mean (it’s not always in the dictionary!)
When and how Croatians use them
How to sound natural and confident when speaking
20 Comments
@voyagersquaremuzika 11 months ago
Pozdrav! Slučajno sam naletio na vaš video i mogu reći da mi se sviđa kako objašnjavate , žao mi je što sam iz Hrvatske i što govorim hrvatski jer bi BAŠ volio da učim od vas! 😃 Samo da kažem da ste mogli dodati također i PA jer i to vrlo vrlo često upotrebljavamo pored ove dvije! Ja trenutno učim Slovački i Poljski a Ruski znam oko 80% 🙂
@MTPlasterdust 5 months ago
I am traveling to Croatia in May and going to the hometown of my grandfather in Novi Vinodol, but I’m struggling to find any resources there to figure out where he lived or if there is any family left. Any thoughts?
@johnsmith-qe2fd 11 months ago
My mom would use ajde alot when handling her grand kids.....she also called me pisak when i was a boy...my American keyboard doesn't have the " sh" for s....anyway, im trying to learn Croatian vocabulary before trying to learn how to speak it. Im pushing learning the cases because that would be too much right now.
@zafarshahid85 10 months ago
Madam I want to learn, Croatian language
If there is opportunity to attend school, Let me know, PLEASE
If there is opportunity to attend school, Let me know, PLEASE
Croatians Say This All the Time! | BAŠ, KATASTROFA, AJDE
Croatian Experience with Sanda
9,654 views
Want to sound more Croatian when you speak? 🇭🇷
In this video, I’ll show you 3 everyday Croatian words — BAŠ, KATASTROFA, and AJDE — that locals use all the time!
You’ll learn:
What they mean (it’s not always in the dictionary!)
When and how Croatians use them
How to sound natural and confident when speaking
I’m British, and my wife Dijana is Croatian. We live together in the UK and have been together for 8 years. About a week ago, I decided to start learning Croatian! I’m one week in, and honestly, I feel like a baby deer on ice — it’s so difficult! I’m 45 years old now, but I’m determined.
I’ve learned that it takes around 1,000 hours of study to hold basic conversations, and about 5,000 hours to become fluent. My goal is to study 2 hours every day, since we’re planning to visit Croatia next year. That gives me 10 months to learn enough for everyday conversations.
My wife will help by spending 2 hours each week speaking to me only in Croatian — no English at all, even if I don’t understand.
I’m so happy I found your channel 💛