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Post by NadiaHorvath on May 3, 2005 23:30:13 GMT 1
hi i'm new here. i'm just looking for a way to learn croatian. i can speak russian but not as fluent as used to be, if anyone is interseted and could teach me croatian, i'll teach you what i know in russian in return...
nadia
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Post by Ribaric on May 5, 2005 19:55:57 GMT 1
Говорете па Русскі? Ποчемү хочеѕ говорете па Χрватскі?
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Post by NadiaHorvath on May 5, 2005 23:14:04 GMT 1
Говорете па Русскі? Ποчемү хочеѕ говорете па Χрватскі? i can't read that, i'm sorry. but i can type it how it would sound to me... moi nama nadia. sorry. |
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Post by Ribaric on May 6, 2005 0:37:40 GMT 1
OK Nadia. I was asking if you speak Russian and asking why you'd like to learn Croatian (Hrvatski). I was in Belarus for a while so I got know the Russian language to a point, I find it a beautiful tongue.  When you say "learn Croatian", do you mean you want courses, home study or just swop a few things on-line? There are plenty of good speakers on these boards and quite a few of us wannabees. |
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Post by NadiaHorvath on May 6, 2005 1:47:12 GMT 1
just to swap a few things online, the only problem is that i can only recive emails, i have none of the voice stuff or chat stuff because i'm using my school computer and the school has banned most places.
i don't have the internet or a computer at home... so, yea, i can only do this through email as i said before....
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Post by Simi on May 6, 2005 18:24:07 GMT 1
Hi, Thought I'd tag on to your topic Nadia, 'cos I'm also new here. I've been married to my Croat wife for 8 years, and just discovered this forum. Interesting! There's some very fiery and upfront debates on here. I'd expect no less from a Croat forum  We're moving (back?!) to Dalmatia next year, so it's good for me to read people's views from both sides. I have GREAT in-laws in Dubrovnik and couldn't have asked for a better family to marry into. Are there any other Anglo-Croat couples living in/near Dubrovnik here? |
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