Vlatko Broz

Name : Vlatko Broz

E-mail : slvbroz@filozof.ffzg.hr

City and State : Zagreb

Country : Croatia

URL :

Gender : Male

Age : 27

Education : University

Comments : I am a 27-year an studied of English and literature at the University of Zagreb, about to graduate this year. Croatian is my mother tongue and the level of my German is upper-intermediate. My minor is Swedish and literature and I'm in the second year now. Last semester I took a course in Dutch with a Dutch teacher and I am currently in the second semester. The book we have been using is Code Nederlands 1 and we have just finished the 5th lesson.
I have visited the Netherlands many times, especially in the past few years. I had no problems communicating with people, especially because a great majority of people in the Netherlands speak English. But I still wish to study it at least so that I can read it and use it - maybe to translate. Since I also speak German and some Swedish, I couldn't help noticing the irresistible similartiy with
vocabulary, which is encouraging when beginning to learn a new language.
There are very few people in Croatia who speak Dutch.

Name	:	Vlatko Broz
E-mail	:	slvbroz@filozof.ffzg.hr
City and State	:	Zagreb
Country	:	Croatia
URL	:
Gender	:	Male
Age	:	27
Education	:	University
Comments	:	I am a 27-year an studied of English and literature at the University of Zagreb, about to graduate this year. Croatian is my mother tongue and the level of my German is upper-intermediate. My minor is Swedish and literature and I'm in the second year now. Last semester I took a course in Dutch with a Dutch teacher and I am currently in the second semester. The book we have been using is Code Nederlands 1 and we have just finished the 5th lesson. I have visited the Netherlands many times, especially in the past few years. I had no problems communicating with people, especially because a great majority of people in the Netherlands speak English. But I still wish to study it at least so that I can read it and use it - maybe to translate. Since I also speak German and some Swedish, I couldn't help noticing the irresistible similartiy with vocabulary, which is encouraging when beginning to learn a new language. There are very few people in Croatia who speak Dutch.