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Serbo-Croatian

Slavic Languages

Serbo-Croatian is the name that language catalogues give to the Serbian-Croatian-Bosnian language, which they also list under the names Croatian and Serbian. Glottolog catalogues it under the glottocode sout1528 and the ISO 639-3 code hbs, records the variant names Serbo-Croat, Serbocroat, Serbian-Croatian and Serbo-Croatian (Croatian), and names Serbia among the countries where it is spoken. Its endangerment rating in that catalogue is not endangered, and its vitality is recorded as a national language, the top level of that scale.

Facts
Classification
Language Kind
Safe 1
Status
Living 2
Connections

In Family

Slavic, Language Families
Source World Atlas of Language Structures: Serbian-Croatian
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Original Language Of

Early Works

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When Father Was Away on Business

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Serbo-Croatian

Found In

Bosnia and Herzegovina

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Spoken in: Bosnia-Herzegovina, Croatia, Serbia and Montenegro
Croatia

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Spoken in: Bosnia-Herzegovina, Croatia, Serbia and Montenegro
Montenegro

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Spoken in: Bosnia-Herzegovina, Croatia, Serbia and Montenegro
Serbia

Also in Geography Atlas: where this subject is found.

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Spoken in: Bosnia-Herzegovina, Croatia, Serbia and Montenegro
Sources
1. Glottolog: Serbian-Croatian-Bosnian
Endangerment
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AES status: not endangered
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2. SIL International, ISO 639-3 Registration Authority: Serbo-Croatian [hbs]
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Macrolanguage Living
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World Atlas of Language Structures: Serbian-Croatian
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Family: Indo-European / Genus: Slavic
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