Croatian Shopping Vocabulary
Shopping vocabulary in Croatian helps you ask for items, understand prices, and communicate in markets and shops. This set introduces the words you will need for everyday shopping.
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Knowing numbers is essential for understanding prices; pair this set with Croatian numbers.
Stores and Markets
Words for shop, market, and different types of stores appear on signs and in conversation. You will use them when looking for a place to buy something or when asking where to go.
Asking for Things and Prices
Phrases like "How much?" and "I would like..." are used when buying. Sellers often state the price in Croatian; numbers and a few key words help you follow.
Payments and Receipts
Words for cash, card, and receipt are useful at the checkout. In Croatia you can often pay by card, but small markets may prefer cash.
Useful vocabulary for shopping in Croatia.
Croatian Shopping Words
| English | Croatian |
|---|---|
| Shop | Dućan |
| How much? | Koliko košta? |
| Cheap | Jeftino |
| Expensive | Skupo |
Pronunciation Tip
"Dućan" uses a "ch" sound for "ć"; stress is on the first syllable.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do you say "How much does it cost?" in Croatian?
"Koliko košta?" is the common way to ask for the price.
What is the word for "market" in Croatian?
"Tržnica" is often used for a market, especially for food.
Can I pay by card in Croatian shops?
Many shops accept cards; "kartica" means card if you need to ask.
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