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I’m Slavica, Croatian language teacher from Osijek, Croatia. I graduated in 2016. and passed the National teacher exam in 2017. I’ve worked in multiple schools teaching children ages 11 and above. Currently, I work in marketing & I teach Croatian to students all over the world.
Schedule your lessons at your own pace and start learning a new language from the comfort of your home. Wether you speak Croatian a bit or you are complete beginner, online private croatian lessons are perfect since the pace and materials are completly adapted to you. You will receive all the materials neatly organized in a Google Drive folder, and the lessons will be scheduled through Google Meet. You can access the class from your computer or your phone.
One of best ways to start learning Croatian is to sign up for an online group or private course. This way, you will learn all the basics with a teacher, get answers to all your questions and excercise speaking and pronounciation. You can also start learning Croatian by yourself with a help of a workbook, self-paced online course or an app like Duolingo.
Yes and no! Croatian is not the easiest language to learn, but it is also not very difficult. Many of my successful students prove that!
You can speed up the process of learning by dedicating more time to learning by yourself. Great benefit of learning Croatian is that is very similar to other South Slavic language like Serbian, Bosnian and Montenegrian, so you will be able to get around not just in one country, but more like 5!
Yes, apps like Rosetta Stone, Duolingo or Babbel are a great addition to your learning process, especially if they will motivate you to dedicate some time each day to learning Croatian. However, my recommendation is that you still have a group or private lessons just so you can get feedback on your pronouncination, grammar structure etc.
Online private and group lessons are a great way to learn Croatian online. You can also try apps or get a workbook and start learning right away.
Learning Croatian won’t take longer than learning German or Swedish.
Like when learning other foreign languages, there is a certain number of hours you should dedicate to learning Croatian before becoming fluent. However, how soon you will achieve this goal depends only on you. If you dedicate 30-minutes of learning (with a teacher or by yourself) every day, you’ll start speaking a new language much sooner than someone who only has one lesson every week.
Yes, you can choose a course depending on your needs and time avaliability. For more information, check our page dedicated to courses.
Yes, we are planning to launch a Croatian language & culture course which will take place in beautiful city Osijek, Croatia.
The course is planned for September of 2023. and it will be filled with differnt cultural and learning activities, such as visiting Vučedol museum, Vukovar, history lessons about Homeland war, cooking lessons, food tasting and more! We can’t wait to share more information so stay tuned 🙂 Also email us if you are interested since there will be very few limited spots.
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