Croatia

in croatian it is Hr. in English it is Cro

Wat is the actual value of 10000000000 dinars according to indian rupees

No, visa is not required for those with the Croatian passport.

It is a defining geographical feature of Croatia and as such had an immense influence on the shaping the history (and present) of Croatia. Plus it is amazingly beautiful.

You can't. Yugoslavia no longer exists.

sretno ti putovanje

drava

The Czech Republic is doing fine..they usually rank between 30 and 40th place in the GDP per capita list. See yourczechrepublic.cz and you will find out that they are above the average, worldwise

If it is one person: Boh ťa žehnaj

If there are more people: Boh vás žehnaj

0 .

That depends on which Aunt you are referring to. You would say the following:

Teta - For Aunts you are related to by blood like your Dad's sister or Mom's sister. You can also use this to refer to a friend of the family you are not related to

Strina - Used for your uncle's wife when your uncle is your dad's brother

Ujna - Used for your uncle's wife when your uncle is your mom's brother

=== ===

Any, 1 Old Yugoslavia Dinar (YUM) = 1 Novi Dinar (YUM).

Croatia shares a land border with Bosnia (1011 km), Slovenia (678 km) , Hungary (355 km), Serbia (318 km) and Montenegro (23 km) and a maritime border with Italy (26 km territorial waters and cca 900 km of external waters).

almost all of them, exept Halloween but Croats do celebrate Christmas ,Ester etc.

and also they have ''Maškare'' its something like Halloween but there's no trick or treating,on that day they have parade somewhere in city of Rijeka,Zagreb and Split,its really fun and on the end of parade there are some people that are dressed like demons(sheep skin ,horns) and they are carring bells and play them really loud,thats a ritual ,a legend in which they are forcing winter to leave and inviting spring in their country.(( Sorry, I don't spreak english very well ^^'' )) and yeah thats somewhere in February

It depands. Last native king was Petar Snačić (Svačić) died in battle against Hungarians in 1097. Last constitutional king of Croatia was Karlo (Charles, Karl) VI. Habsburg (until 1918.).

its best to go by plane now but if u were going 50 years ago bout but for now plane for sure

Croatia has always been called Croatia since it's existence as an independent state- prior to 1991, it formed a part of the Yugoslav Federation.

I just mailed a letter from West Virginia to Rijeka Croatia and it took 5 days to arive.

We celebrate Christmas like all the other Christians.

We don't really celebrate Halloween.We know when is Halloween and things.And some people carve pumpkins or apples.But those people are rare.We are mostly Chatolic.Ask me if you have any further questions.

Dina

Yugoslavian does not exist anymore. In Croatian you can say: baka, baba (I belive it's the same for serbian and bosnian too), also on islands it is often used italian name for grandma: nonna.

From Monday to Friday!

On the 1st of July 2013.