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It means Old love can never be forgotten.

Like, you will always love that person a little bit no matter what. Or you have never loved him/her in the first place.

And it's in Serbian.

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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.

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There is no such language as "Yugoslavian." Please specify: Bosnian, Macedonian, Croatian, Serbian, or Slovene.

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djed is how you say grandfather in croatian

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Croatia is a country in the South-East of Europe. It is parallel to Italy and it is surrounded by the following countries: Slovenia, Hungary, Bosnia, Montenegro and Serbia

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1.60 kn for a postcard to croatia,

3.10 kn for a letter to croatia,

3.10 kn for a postcard to any other country

7.10 kn for a letter to any other coutnry

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"Thank you very much."

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The capital of Croatia is Zagreb.

Zagreb is the capital city of Croatia.

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The Adriatic Sea is a famous landmark, its waters are crystal clear!

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March 2008 Entry found:

Croatia

Coke 0,3ml in a can costs 1.20$

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It was built in early 1950s and I think it was first newly built hotel after 2nd World War in communist Yugoslavia. Work force used to build it for war prisoners. No luxury is there, as communism had different vision of luxury.

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Jonas Brothers, sadly, are not coming to Croatia. Though, Croatian fans (including me) would really wan that, it's not happening anytime soon. Maybe next tour if we try harder.

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YES !

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well we grow corn, olive, onion, tomato and cucumber a lot :)

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The distance by road from Dubrovnik is 3123 km (source: www.maporama.com)

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No. Dalmatia lies party in Croatia though

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Ivo Josipović is the President of Croatia. Elected in 2010 as the third President of the Republic of Croatia, he took office on 2010 February 18. He has a PhD in Law and Music and was a famous university professor before taking oath as a president. Josipović has become as popular as the former president Mesić in opinion polls. He is elected for a 5 year term.

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It takes just a little over an hour.

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It's 374 km and should take about 6-1/2 hours, but that will definitely depend on the time of year you visit (traffic is very heavy in August). You can see for yourself at viamichelin.com.

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no