Wednesday, March 5, 2014

Volim

I love these instagram photos - last month on the same day
Nick and Mitch enjoying a cold and wicked snowy day 
Tom and I enjoying a semi-cold and wicked sunny day
 February 14, 2014  them - snowboarding in Windham NY   us - relaxing over coffee in Samobor HR
  1. 4,184 miles
    Distance from New York to Croatia. ( a 6 hours time difference)
  2. Voljeti = to love



  3. I've been told this has not been a typical winter here. It has been pretty mild with only one real snow storm and a few flurries here and there. 
  4. Now Spring is on its way, walking around, trees are budding and the spring flowers dot the sides of the roads. Things are starting to get green. (We have had a few rainy days too.)
  5. Sorry New England
  6. I heard you got another few inches added to your wicked cold winter weather ... Blame the groundhog!

  1. Love, Christine



hrvatski jezik Pouka:(Croatian language lesson)




VOLJETI (to love)
Ja (I)
volim
Mi (We)
volimo
Ti (You)
voliš
Vi (You)
volite
On, ona               (He, She)
voli
Oni, one (They)
vole

Primjer: Volim učiti hrvatski. Što vi volite učiti?
(I love to learn Croatian. What do you like to learn?)


Glagoli: Željeti (to want), živjeti (to live), vidjeti (to see)


For example:  This is how Tom would say he likes his coffee   o   Volim kavu s mlijekom


of course milk is mlijeko = (s mlijekom is in instrumental. When you use preposition and sa (with) we use case instrumental with the following endings
M
Ž
S
§     om
§     em * (rare)
§     om
§     om
§     em* (when oun ends on –e like more-morem)


  1. Spring in Bestovje

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