Significado
Purchasing medication from a pharmacy.
Contexto cultural
Pharmacies are marked by a green cross. In larger cities, there is always one 'dežurna' (on-duty) pharmacy open 24/7. The word 'apoteka' is often used instead of 'ljekarna' in Serbia, Bosnia, and sometimes colloquially in Croatia. The pharmacist is a highly trusted figure. People often ask for medical advice before deciding to 'kupiti lijek'. E-prescriptions (e-recept) are standard. You just give your health ID card to 'kupiti lijek'.
The Green Cross
Always look for the green cross sign; that's where you go to kupiti lijek.
Prescriptions
Many medicines like antibiotics require a 'recept'. You cannot just buy them.
Significado
Purchasing medication from a pharmacy.
The Green Cross
Always look for the green cross sign; that's where you go to kupiti lijek.
Prescriptions
Many medicines like antibiotics require a 'recept'. You cannot just buy them.
ID Card
If you have Croatian health insurance, you just need your card to buy prescribed medicine.
Ask the Pharmacist
Don't be afraid to ask 'Što mi preporučujete?' (What do you recommend?).
Teste-se
Fill in the missing verb in the correct form (A1: use 'kupiti').
Moram ______ lijek u ljekarni.
You 'buy' (kupiti) medicine at a pharmacy.
Where do you buy medicine in Croatia?
Gdje kupuješ lijek?
Ljekarna is the Croatian word for pharmacy.
Complete the dialogue.
Ana: Boli me glava. Marko: Trebaš li ______ ______?
If someone has a headache, they might need to buy medicine.
Match the phrase to the situation.
You are at the pharmacy counter.
You buy medicine (lijek) at a pharmacy, not bread (kruh) or a car (auto).
🎉 Pontuação: /4
Recursos visuais
Where to buy what?
Ljekarna
- • Lijekovi
- • Sirup
- • Antibiotici
Drogerija
- • Šampon
- • Šminka
- • Vitamini
Banco de exercicios
4 exerciciosMoram ______ lijek u ljekarni.
You 'buy' (kupiti) medicine at a pharmacy.
Gdje kupuješ lijek?
Ljekarna is the Croatian word for pharmacy.
Ana: Boli me glava. Marko: Trebaš li ______ ______?
If someone has a headache, they might need to buy medicine.
You are at the pharmacy counter.
You buy medicine (lijek) at a pharmacy, not bread (kruh) or a car (auto).
🎉 Pontuação: /4
Perguntas frequentes
10 perguntasNo, in Croatia you must go to a ljekarna to buy any kind of lijek.
It is masculine (taj lijek).
You say 'Kupio sam' (male) or 'Kupila sam' (female).
The plural is 'lijekovi'.
Basic ones like Ibuprofen (Neofen) do not require one, but stronger ones do.
Yes, everyone will understand you, but 'ljekarna' is the standard Croatian word.
Say 'Koliko košta ovaj lijek?'.
It depends, but many essential medicines are covered by state insurance.
It is a pharmacy that is open 24/7 for emergencies.
Only non-prescription items and supplements can be bought online in Croatia.
Frases relacionadas
Popiti lijek
builds onTo take/swallow medicine
Ljekarna
similarPharmacy
Recept
similarPrescription
Liječnik
similarDoctor
Bolest
contrastIllness
