Post by Ms Brightside on May 27, 2005 16:57:47 GMT 1
For all of you who will be in Zagreb in the next few months:
I am a 24 y.o. Croatian and my friend and I will be making a documentary about Zagreb in a few months. As part of the research, I am offering FREE TOURS of Zagreb in August, October and November (in English, French and Croatian), so if you're interested, or if you have any questions, send an e-mail at:
freezagreb@yahoo.co.uk
Everything about these tours is subject to mutual agreement – you choose whether you want to take the tour individually or in a group, and you can tell me what interests you most (for example, if you wish to know more about Croatian politics/history/religion/arts etc.)... or I could go on and on about what I think might interest you.
Or we can simply meet for a drink and chat!
If you wish to PRACTISE YOUR CROATIAN with a well educated native speaker of Croatian who speaks fluent English, I could easily help you out with that as well. It could be some sort of "exchange of goods" scenario, if you will - a Croat catches up on his English while teaching you Croatian. I think this is a win-win situation, especially if you're looking for a job here and are facing (the ever disheartening) job interviews.
Have a nice time in Zagreb!
I am a 24 y.o. Croatian and my friend and I will be making a documentary about Zagreb in a few months. As part of the research, I am offering FREE TOURS of Zagreb in August, October and November (in English, French and Croatian), so if you're interested, or if you have any questions, send an e-mail at:
freezagreb@yahoo.co.uk
Everything about these tours is subject to mutual agreement – you choose whether you want to take the tour individually or in a group, and you can tell me what interests you most (for example, if you wish to know more about Croatian politics/history/religion/arts etc.)... or I could go on and on about what I think might interest you.
Or we can simply meet for a drink and chat!
If you wish to PRACTISE YOUR CROATIAN with a well educated native speaker of Croatian who speaks fluent English, I could easily help you out with that as well. It could be some sort of "exchange of goods" scenario, if you will - a Croat catches up on his English while teaching you Croatian. I think this is a win-win situation, especially if you're looking for a job here and are facing (the ever disheartening) job interviews.
Have a nice time in Zagreb!