The use of the Croatian language on social networks shows certain characteristics that are specific to digital communication. In social networks, users often use abbreviations, slang, emoticons and a combination of languages to adapt to the limited space and fast pace of communication. Abbreviations are common in order to reduce the length of messages, while slang expressions enable more informal and faster communication. Also, users often use emoticons to express their emotions and attitudes in a graphic way. The influence of the English language is also noticeable, with many English words, expressions and abbreviations used in the Croatian language context on social networks. This reflects the global nature of these platforms and the desire of users to be understood by a wider range of people. A combination of languages is also noticed, where the Croatian language is mixed with other languages, especially English. This may include using English expressions, quoting English texts or even using Anglicisms. This combination of languages is often used to achieve international intelligibility and connect with the global community. „Everyday language” is used, a way of speaking that is acquired subconsciously or automatically, and is used in everyday communication. On social media, users communicate using the colloquial style of Croatian language, because jargon and dialect are found in their sentences. It is important to note that the language on social networks is very flexible and adaptable. Expressions, trends and conventions can change rapidly, and users are active in creating new language norms on these platforms. This dynamism of language style on social networks is reflected in the adaptation of communication to the digital environment and user needs.