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Post by scusack on Jul 16, 2004 10:26:18 GMT 1
Any good recommendations for a more detailed language guide/book for learning Croatian. Also where can someone catch a liveband playing at a club or bar?
Thanks
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Post by Janet on Jul 16, 2004 16:51:27 GMT 1
BP Club for jazz.
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Post by scusack on Jul 19, 2004 7:59:19 GMT 1
Where is the BP Club located?
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Post by Janet on Jul 19, 2004 8:08:07 GMT 1
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Post by scusack on Jul 19, 2004 13:46:23 GMT 1
Do you know if there is a gym in Zagreb close to downtown?
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Post by scusack on Jul 19, 2004 15:43:17 GMT 1
That BP place looks good. Ill have to check it out this week. Thanks
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Post by abbe on Aug 2, 2004 17:07:04 GMT 1
My favorite basic book for learning some croatian is
actuallly a phrase book, Barron's TravelWise Croatian.
I like its simple summary of grammar, its decent sized
dictionary, etc, and the phrases are useful.
for more formal instruction, I have a textbook called "dobro dosli 1" from the school for foreign languages in zagreb
(skola za strane jezike, Varsavska 14) and they may also
offer some classes there. the book is not bad.
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Post by Martin Westby on Aug 4, 2004 11:10:46 GMT 1
For those wanting to progress beyond individual words and phrases, why not try this specially imported language course? ELEMENTARY CROATIAN Book 1. By Vinko Grubisic (Zagreb 1994). 214 pages, 15 lessons. Two accompanying audiocassettes. Exercises with answer book. £16 (incl tapes) plus p&p. Book 2. (Zagreb 1996) 304 pages, 15 lessons with exercises. Two accompanying tapes. 20-page summary of grammar. £18 (incl tapes) plus p&p. The above - along with out-of-print books on Croatia (especially Dalmatia) - can be obtained from: Michael Donley 16 Clifton Rd Rugby CV21 3 QF Email: michael.donley@talk21.com Tel: 01788 542887 Mobile: 0775 285 3290 Martin Westby Website www.Croatia-HolidayandHome.co.ukThe site to visit for buying property or holidaying in Croatia info@Croatia-HolidayandHome.co.uk |
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Post by Darja on Aug 7, 2004 11:23:10 GMT 1
My boyfriend has got 'teach yourself Croatian' , by David Norris who has taught Croatian for years, and he's English. You can get it on it's own or with a CD- It's great, and all the difficult grammar bits are explained really well. We got it in the UK, but they sell it in Croatia as well, they had it in a bookshop in Dubrovnik so i'm sure you'll find it in Zagreb.  |
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