Croatian courses
The Croatian language is part of the group of southern Slavic language and is habitually used by Croats. It is based upon the stocav dialect and the alphabet is Latin.
The modern Croatian is the result of more than 900 years of literature, a mixture of Ecumenic Croatian and Lay Croation; the former was abandoned at the middle of the XIVth century.
At the beginning of the XXth century, the Croatian merged with the Serbian and very many writers opposed to this thing. After the fall of communism, the situation of the Croatian language stabilized. Released by the political pressure, the Croatian underwent a process of recroatization.
You can follow courses of Croatian language at Echo Center of Foreign Languages.