Dobar dan.
DOH-bahr dahn
Good day / hello.
Tagalog Magandang araw po.
Made for Filipinos living & working in Croatia
Practical Croatian for everyday life and work — taught in small steps, with Tagalog alongside every phrase so nothing gets lost on the way.
Your first lesson, free
Listen to each one, follow the pronunciation, then take a quick check. This sample is here for you to explore — no account and no card.
Dobar dan.
DOH-bahr dahn
Good day / hello.
Tagalog Magandang araw po.
Molim.
MOH-leem
Please / you’re welcome.
Tagalog Pakiusap / walang anuman.
Hvala.
HVAH-lah
Thank you.
Tagalog Salamat po.
Quick check
Which one would you say to thank someone?
Audio is included with every phrase in the full course. Pronunciation spellings are a learning aid, not a phonetic transcription.
A practical path, at your pace
The course is organised into 10 short daily lessons across 100 days. Each level moves from first words toward more detailed conversations for work, housing and paperwork.
A self-study course, not an official qualification. It is built for everyday life and work, and does not grant an accredited certificate.
Days 1–10
Unang pagbati
Simulan ang araw sa magagalang na pagbati sa trabaho at sa komunidad.
Days 11–20
Saan ito ilalagay?
Magtanong kung saan ilalagay ang gamit at hanapin ang banyo.
Days 21–30
Sa may pinto
Magalang na magpatulong magbukas ng pinto at humiling ng pirma.
Days 31–40
Suriin ang apartment
Humiling nang magalang na masuri ang pampainit ng tubig kapag walang mainit na tubig.
Days 41–50
Hanapin ang platform ng tren
Magtanong sa istasyon bago sumakay, lalo na kapag nagbago ang platform sa display.
Days 51–60
Pagkasunduan ang prayoridad
Linawin sa supervisor kung aling gawain ang uunahin kapag sabay-sabay ang trabaho.
Days 61–70
Asikasuhin ang reklamo sa tubig
Tugunan ang ulat ng bisita tungkol sa kawalan ng mainit na tubig at ipaalam kung sino ang tutulong.
Days 71–80
Pakikilahok sa komunidad
Hanapin ang iskedyul ng pulong ng residente at magpakita ng interes na dumalo.
Days 81–90
Pag-aalok ng oras para mag-usap
Magmungkahi ng dalawang oras at tanungin kung alin ang mas bagay sa kausap.
Days 91–100
Pagsisimula ng nakatakdang usapan
Bumati, banggitin ang oras ng usapan, at ipaliwanag ang layunin ng pagpunta.
How it is built
Greetings and shops, workplace exchanges, appointments, transport and the practical side of a home — the situations that actually come up.
Every phrase carries its Tagalog meaning next to the English one, and each lesson opens with its Tagalog title and a short tip.
325 audio clips: the whole phrase and also the single words inside it, so you can slow down on the part that is giving you trouble.
Before you buy
No surprises. Here is the sample, the price and what is included.
No. It is a practical self-study course for everyday life and work in Croatia. It does not grant an official certificate or replace an accredited A1 exam.
Lifetime access to the 100 lessons, their audio and the vocabulary, for a single payment of €4.99. No subscription and no renewals.
Yes. Three phrases on this page play in full, with pronunciation, English and Tagalog. No account and no card needed.
Every phrase carries its Tagalog translation alongside the English one, and each lesson has its Tagalog title and tip. The lessons themselves are in Croatian and English.
No. It starts from the first greeting and builds up over ten levels.
Right after the payment you land on a page with your access, and the link also reaches you by email. Keep that email: it is your way back in.
One payment. Yours to keep.
Try the three phrases first. When you are ready, the full course opens all 100 lessons with their audio.
Single payment of €4.99. No subscription, no renewals.
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