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Croatia love thread
Blake Taylor
Jack Gutierrez
za dom
John Thomas
What has Croatia given to the world?
Juan Bailey
for me the steak with truffles please
Adrian Reyes
Necktie, torpedo, pen for example
Eli Cooper
the bane of my existence, also known as ties
Jack Kelly
idk about my love for Croatia but you sure seem to love Slovenia seeing how half of your country lives here and speaks your native language on the street, LOUDLY.
Christian Hill
Yes, very much so, my mom is from Dalmacia
Nathaniel Russell
Those are Serbs and Bosniaks. Not many Croats in Sloveni
Wyatt Ortiz
>torpedo,
A prototype self-propelled torpedo was created by a commission placed by Giovanni Luppis, an Austro-Hungarian naval officer from Fiume
Caleb Stewart
Ivan Vukić
Cooper Jenkins
but nobody knows that.
Easton Taylor
Most Croats near the border work in Slovenia. You are too poor for Croats to permanently move there and send money home like they do in Germany since Croatia is more expensive than any other east European country after Slovenia.
Josiah Ortiz
No they don’t
Xavier Martin
>Austro-Hungarian naval officer from Fiume
You surely mean Farkas János
Sebastian Myers
ok maybe I shouldn't have said most but a large part of them work in Slovenia
Matthew Bailey
i love the yellow parts of croatia
Lucas Brown
electricity
Gavin Anderson
Chocolate with rice
Evan Moore
>mfw I see a Croatian
Asher Miller
Basiert. Austrian Alps and the Croatian Cost are the most beautiful in the world.
Colton Taylor
I've seen the Kajkavian parts of Croatia called 'Alpine Croatia' in Croatian media. And it makes sense somewhat what with the polka and Austrian food. Though as all the Kajkavian parts are either wine-growing regions or very close to the coast, there is no strong beer culture there like there is in central Slovenia where the climate is too harsh to produce good wines.
Jack Long
Yeah, all these areas resemble each other, which makes sense as they were in one state for centuries. Also the preferred drink in Zagorje is gemišt (I believe its called brizganec in Slovene), which is sort of halfway between wine and beer.
Hudson Nguyen
>Also the preferred drink in Zagorje is gemišt (I believe its called brizganec in Slovene)
officially, but in reality it's called špricer
Ayden Miller
why are people in balkan so amible?
i was shocked when i was travelling ex-yu countries cuz i was expecting they're as cold as their big slavic brother aka russian
Luis Perry
lol I guess gemišt is croatian spelling for gemischt which literally means mixed
Carter Hall
Well, the drink is wine and sparkling water, mixed. So I guess it's a good name. Do austrians have this drink also?
Charles Morgan
yeah we call it 'spritzer'
Ethan Wood
And for time people informally say cajt.
When we're done with work we say fajrunt.
A drill is a bormašina.
Croatian has about 3000 German loanwords.
Just as Hungarians, we don't call it Vienna, but Beč. However, Hungarians took our words for the seven days of the week.
Cameron Anderson
azithromycin.
Anthony Baker
>And for time people informally say cajt.
yep, all the time
>When we're done with work we say fajrunt.
we say fertik (all done). I've never heard this term of yours before.
>A drill is a bormašina.
yes
>Just as Hungarians, we don't call it Vienna, but Beč.
We call it Dunaj (locative: na Dunaju).
Bentley Thomas
Do not trust Bosnian scum who claim to be Croatian. There is no such thing as Bosnian Croats.
The only real Croats are from northern, northwestern and western Croatia including islands.