Kajkavian

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Kajkavian is a fancy version of Croatian that people in Northern Croatia speak. It’s so old it’s like the grandpa of all Croatian languages.

My grandma says, 'Kaj se to?' which means 'What is that?'.

A kid in Zagreb texts, 'Kaj se tamo?' which means 'What’s going on there?'

A guy in a bar yells, 'Kaj se tamo?' because he’s mad.

Kajkavian is like the rich cousin of Croatian. It had its own books way back in the 1600s and people thought it was the real deal.

A teacher says, 'Kaj se to?' to the class because they’re all confused.

A poet writes, 'Kaj se tamo?' in a poem about love and hate.

A guy on Twitter says, 'Kaj se tamo?' because he’s mad at the world.

Kajkavian is a language that people in Northern Croatia use. It’s got its own way of speaking and it’s been around longer than most people’s grudges.

A kid says, 'Kaj se to?' because he doesn’t get the joke.

A barista says, 'Kaj se tamo?' because she’s tired of the same customers.

A guy in a DM says, 'Kaj se tamo?' because he’s annoyed.

Kajkavian is like the stubborn uncle of Croatian. It has 15 different ways to talk and it’s been around since before your mom was born.

A man says, 'Kaj se to?' because he doesn’t know what’s happening.

A kid texts, 'Kaj se tamo?' because he’s bored.

A teacher says, 'Kaj se tamo?' because the class is loud.

Kajkavian is a language people use in Northern Croatia. It’s got its own words and rules, and it’s been around for a really long time.

A person says, 'Kaj se to?' because they’re confused.

A kid says, 'Kaj se tamo?' because they’re lazy.

A barista says, 'Kaj se tamo?' because they’re annoyed.