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Learn Croatian and English via parallel text method

Posted on November 10, 2007September 7, 2026 by Darko Zubrinic

Improving your skills in Croatian language


 

Touristic & Ecological Estate “Pustara Višnjica” ready for …you (Croatian – English)

Vukovar, Croatian Baroque city on the Danube river, Siniša Glavašević: The Story about Town (Croatian – English)

 


 

Open in two broswers, and tile vertically in two halves.

King of Dolls, Croatian, English, Spanish, Russian

Croatian Glagolitic Manuscripts held outside of Croatia, Croatian, English

Croatian glagolitic heritage related to Lika, Krbava, Gatska, Modrus and Senj, Croatian, English

William Feller, outstanding Croatian-American mathematician, Croatian, English

Vila E.V. Fellera u Zagrebu, Croatian and German

Moje drago serce (the most famous letter written in Croatian; see the historical context):

  • Croatian (Moje drago serce), Vienna, 1671,
  • English (My dear soul), London, 1672,
  • German (Mein liebes Herz), Vienna, 1671,
  • French (Ma chere Femme), Paris, 1691,
  • Italian:
    • Mio Cuore, Vienna, 1671,
    • Carisima Consorte, Dresden, 1672,
  • Latin (Delicium meum), Vienna, 1671,
  • Spanish (Querida Esposa mia), Madrid, 1687,
  • Dutch (Myn Liefste Hert), Amsterdam, 1671,
  • Hungarian (Anna Catharina), Budapest, 1671.

Ivo Mašina, Croatian, English

A Remarkable Address Given by a Croatian Minister to Those Going to War 1778, Croatian, English

Albert Einstein and Heinrich Mann, APPEAL TO THE INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE OF HUMAN RIGHTS, Croatian, English

The Lipik Orphanage and Colonel Mark Cook, Croatian, English

 


The above list has just been established, with the hope that it will grow little by little in the future. We have in mind numerous Croatians throughout the world and their friends who are eager to improve their Croatian. We also want to help tourists and those interested in Croatian culture in general. Croatian citizens will hopefully have at their disposal an easy mean to improve their English, or some other language. The updated list is available here:

Learn Croatian via parallel text method

Originally the idea came a few years ago as a result of request of professor Halina Watrobska from the University of Gdansk, Poland, where she teaches Croatian. A recent discussion with Nenad Bach has resulted with the birth of this new web page, which we hope that you will find interesting and useful.

Formated for CROWN by prof.dr. Darko Žubrinić
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