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Exercise 6.1

Say the number

Look at the number and the word. Say it out loud, then tap the card to check your pronunciation.

Exercise 6.2

Which number?

Choose the right word. Careful: -naest (11–19) and -deset (the tens) look alike.

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Which word is 99?

Which word is 12?

Which word is 17?

Which word is 40?

Which word is 60?

Which word is 70?

Which word is 21?

Which word is 50?

Which word is 0?

Which word is 14?

Which word is 100?

Exercise 6.3

Write the number

Write the number out in full in Croatian. Accents (š, č) are not required.

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Number:15

Number:33

Number:100

Number:3

Number:65

Number:19

Number:16

Number:48

Number:11

Number:8

Number:20

Exercise 6.4

Jedan, jedna or jedno?

Choose the form that matches the gender of the word: jedan, jedna, jedno, and dva or dvije.

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grad is masculine

___ grad

___ more

two villages

___ sela

___ knjiga

two books

___ knjige

___ kuća

two fish

___ ribe

___ selo

___ stol

two cities

___ grada

Exercise 6.5

Complete the conversation

Fill in the missing numbers and question words. The words you need are shown above each conversation.

Tip: read the conversation out loud, especially once you have filled it in. That way you practice your pronunciation too, and you remember the sentences much better.

At the market

You buy bread and fish at the market (tržnica) in Split. The seller addresses you formally.

Words:dvanaestKolikodvadesetKoliko
Prodavačica

Dobar dan! Izvolite.

You

Dobar dan! košta kruh?

Prodavačica

Kruh košta eura. (2 €)

You

A riba?

Prodavačica

Riba košta eura. (10 €)

You

Dobro. Kruh i riba, molim. je to?

Prodavačica

To je eura. (12 €)

You

Izvolite. Hvala! Doviđenja!

How old and which number?

Ana and Luka just met at a party. They speak informally (ti).

Words:kolikopetdvadesetčetiriNulatridvadeset
Luka

Ana, imaš godina?

Ana

Imam godina. (20) A ti?

Luka

Imam godina. (25)

Ana

Koji je tvoj broj telefona?

Luka

devet osam, pet… (098 345…)

Ana

Hvala, Luka! Bok!