Croatian Travel Talk Just the words you need to get around and communicate...
Audio CD with 300 essential travel words and phrases
Audio Music CD offering a variety of selections reflecting national culture.
U-Print PDF quick-reference audio guide
A comprehensive Lonely Planet Phrasebook with two-way
dictionary plus cultural insights.
The ideal companion for all travelers. This unique audio includes
both what you hear and what you say to facilitate interaction with
locals at hotels, shops, restaurants - anywhere your travels take you.
Secrets of Learning a Foreign Language - CD 3 CDs / 3 Hours & Listening Guide, Plus Bonus CD!
A Spymaster's Secrets of Learning a Foreign Language
The Essential Guide for ANY Language Learning Adventure!
All the tips and techniques Fuller discovered during his overseas career: Organized, simplified, and presented here to facilitate your language acquisition.
How to use:
Listen before beginning your language study.
Discover how languages work.
Learn the best techniques for specific skills.
Refer to the CDs and Listening Guide regularly during your studies.
Whether learning in a class or on your own, Secrets of Learning a Foreign Language will be your guide to success, allowing you to discover the joy of communicating within a different culture. His humorous anecdotes and cultural insights will enrich your experience.
$19.95
The CROATIAN Language: Croatian is the native tongue of more than 18 million people in present-day Yugoslavia (Serbia and Montenegro), Croatia, and Bosnia and Hercegovina. Croatian is not spoken to any extent outside these countries. Croatian the official language of Croatia and is a dialect of Serbo-Croatian. Although it is actually one language, Serbo-Croatian is designated as Serbian when spoken by Serbs (mostly belonging to the Orthodox Eastern Church) and written in a form of Cyrillic alphabet, but as Croatian when spoken by Croats (mostly Roman Catholics) and written in a modified version of the Roman alphabet. A feature that sets Croatian apart from other Slavic languages is its use of musical pitch or intonation. It possesses four kinds of musical accent: two rising inflections, one long and one short, and two falling inflections, one long and one short. Gramatically, Serbo-Croatian resembles Polish. Croatian is mutually intelligible with Serbo-Croatian but there are differences between the two dialects. Differences such as pronunciation, intonation and word choice. The divergence in writing is the principal difference between the Serbian and Croatian versions of Serbo-Croatian. The Pimsleur Croatian course is Croatian as spoken by Croats.
Croatian Audio 
