“That’s how it is”, or the currently popular english phrase “it is what it is”.“Kako da ne” is a joke translation, AFAIK first done by Bosnian comedian group.

Thanks for sharing this list, Croatian seems like a cute language!Mrs…thank you for bringing fraction of our huge swearing dictionary. Are you serious??? Of all of the Croatian swear words, this is the one that my wonderful Dalmatian husband repeats regularly, and again it contains words that I cannot type exactly. Croatian swears often use animals (not just mothers) and this one is We cussed out our mothers, a few animals, a few dicks… so, of course, the next person to use in Croatian swearing is your dear aunt. smh.Bahahahahahahahha oh many I think that is HILLARIOUS!! No clue on the second word – when would she use it?Most likely saying “čekaj mala,” meaning wait little one.Really great. Well, you may want to keep this one handy then, as it’s mostly used when your kids are stubborn mules. Ajde ne zajebavaj! – Magic Johnson on CroatiaCoronavirus Croatia – 145 new cases of Covid-19 across Croatia – number of new cases starts to fallCoronavirus Dubrovnik – 12 new cases of Covid-19 in Dubrovnik-Neretva County and 12 people make full recoveryAll the heads of the Civil Protection of the Dubrovnik-Neretva County go into Covid-19 self-isolationVIDEO – Superyacht Lana in Dubrovnik waters - $1.7 million weekly charter “Pussy” denotes a coward or a pushover while the word “cunt” is more in line with words like “jerk”, “douchebag”, “prick” or even “asshole” – in broad terms, an inconsiderate person.Cool what’s” devil on ice “my grandma would say it and I can’t rememberI know the word-for-word translation would be vrag na ledu – but what the phrase might be? Any Idea?My grandma use to say vragra u Tibi. I am sure whoever taught you phrases you described can also teach you how to combine those words to actually offend someone “Croatian” is an adjective of or relating to Croatia, its people, or their language. Watching TV shows is a great way to learn casual English, slang words, understand culture reference and humor. If you manage to translate that, I’m buying you a beer The tense is kind of undefinable, the other one is closer, good job Mind if I add another, very popular one; picka ti materina The more I think, our language is really colorful Btw, beer’s on me on the very first occasionmy grandfather, first gen croatian -american, ALWAYS said “jebo ti pas mater”! There are many ways to say lots of things in Croatian, Zivjeli is just the main one we use, and you might not know, but where we live, almost all of the Grandmothers are known as Baba, in addition to Baka. A lot of people swear without even realising it – it's a normal part of everyday conversation. All the old men cursing and screaming about how to roast the pig and or lamb while drinking homemade gutrot wine and slivo!Thank you but cursing in American comes very natural. I am still using this expression and it is to be written as (‘BEM)TI MAGARCA. They provide invaluable glimpses into a specific culture, and should by no means be disregarded as mere “dirty” words, as they often are by prissy language buffoons. Not the kind of thing you should say to your Mama or Baka. Croats use words like f*ck, c*ck, and c*nt, as helping words. The Croatian language has a very rich vocabulary, and that is also the case with slang. For someone who does not speak the language to start swearing is frowned upon. It’s all a bit of fun I really liked this article! Learn Croatian: Croatian Swear Words Part Three Back by popular demand are Croatian Swear words. It has to bee your husband is very nice and don’t swear at all At my first clue…there is lot of dropped expressions like :We blog about the best travel destinations in Croatia, Albania, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Montenegro, Slovenia, Azerbaijan, Georgia, Nth. As a noun, it’s the language itself—not the people.

*A motherfucking work in progress. We travel & write about food, accomm & the best things to do in the Balkans. I love your blog, just found it accidentally. Learn Croatian: Croatian Swear Words Part Three Back by popular demand are Croatian Swear words. In Croatia, swearing is almost part of the culture.

Yes, profanities from languages around the world is subject matter that appears a lot in this silly travel blog!.

We've been living here for years now, and we've come across some absolute gut-busters. This silly post is your definitive guide on a massive 244 Russian Swear Words, Slang, Phrases, Insults and Expletives, or How To Swear In Russian!. Yay! It’s instead used to exaggerate your point (If you plan to visit your Croatian family and friends here in This is an important phrase if you plan to share a drink with a local. Learn Croatian: Croatian Swear Words Part Three. Believe or not, that one is used extensively in Croatia, and means: “(go away and) f**k a photo of yourself” How rude!!!

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