Bedeutung
The act of hearing radio broadcasts.
Kultureller Hintergrund
Radio is the primary medium for 'Klapa' music in Dalmatia. Many locals leave the radio on all day in their 'konobas' (taverns). Historically, 'Radio Luksemburg' was a legendary station that people across the region would 'slušati' to hear Western rock music during the socialist era. Radio stations like 'Yammat FM' are popular among urban youth for alternative music and intellectual talk shows. In rural areas, the radio is used for 'glazbene želje' (musical wishes) where people pay to have a song played for a loved one's birthday or wedding.
Case Simplicity
Don't worry about changing the word 'radio' when using it with 'slušati'. It stays the same!
Listen vs. Hear
Always use 'slušati' for your hobbies. 'Čuti' is only for when you hear a noise by accident.
Bedeutung
The act of hearing radio broadcasts.
Case Simplicity
Don't worry about changing the word 'radio' when using it with 'slušati'. It stays the same!
Listen vs. Hear
Always use 'slušati' for your hobbies. 'Čuti' is only for when you hear a noise by accident.
Online Practice
Search for 'Hrvatski radio uživo' to find live streams and practice your listening skills.
Regional Stations
If you are in Split, mention 'Radio Dalmacija' to sound like a local!
Teste dich selbst
Fill in the correct form of the verb 'slušati'.
Ja svaki dan ______ radio.
The subject 'Ja' (I) requires the first-person singular ending '-am'.
Which sentence is correct?
Select the natural Croatian sentence:
'Slušati' takes the Accusative case without a preposition.
Complete the dialogue.
A: Što radiš? B: ________ radio.
'Slušam' is the correct verb for an intentional activity like listening to the radio.
Match the verb with the object.
Match the following:
These are standard verb-object collocations in Croatian.
🎉 Ergebnis: /4
Visuelle Lernhilfen
Media Verbs
Slušati
- • Radio
- • Glazba
- • Podcast
Gledati
- • TV
- • Film
- • Serija
Aufgabensammlung
4 AufgabenJa svaki dan ______ radio.
The subject 'Ja' (I) requires the first-person singular ending '-am'.
Select the natural Croatian sentence:
'Slušati' takes the Accusative case without a preposition.
A: Što radiš? B: ________ radio.
'Slušam' is the correct verb for an intentional activity like listening to the radio.
Ordne jedem Element links seinen Partner rechts zu:
These are standard verb-object collocations in Croatian.
🎉 Ergebnis: /4
Häufig gestellte Fragen
14 FragenIt is masculine in Croatian.
No, just 'slušati radio'.
Technically no, use 'slušati podcaste'.
Otvoreni Radio and Narodni are very popular.
Slušam vijesti na radiju.
In the singular Accusative, yes. In other cases like Locative, it becomes 'radiju'.
Yes, if you are focusing on the music rather than the medium.
It is neutral and used in all contexts.
Pojačaj radio!
Stišaj radio!
Yes, especially in cars and offices.
The perfective form is 'poslušati'.
No, it only refers to the device or the broadcast.
Not really, though 'tranzistor' is used for old portable ones.
Verwandte Redewendungen
Slušati glazbu
similarTo listen to music
Upaliti radio
builds onTo turn on the radio
Radijska postaja
specialized formRadio station
Voditelj
similarRadio host/presenter
Slušalice
similarHeadphones
