Croatian is the main language spoken here. It is what’s called a Slavic language. Da means yes, and ne means no. Since Croatia is located in Central and Southeast Europe, it is common for people here to speak at least three languages. Many tourists visit Croatia from around the world, so people learn foreign languages to better accommodate visitors as well. Therefore, additional languages often spoken in Croatia are English, German, Italian, French and Spanish.
The Euro, which is equivalent to around $1.16 U.S. dollars.
Around 1.50 or 2 Euros in a supermarket, but closer to 4.50 Euros at a restaurant.
Definitely when my grandmother cooked one of my favorite dishes -- a whole baked fish called orada. I went to the fish market one morning and bought two oradas for us. My grandmother prepared them by putting garlic and herbs like rosemary and sage inside the fish, and baked them with slices of lemon and olive oil on top. Delicious!
