Western South Slavic languages

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Western South Slavic languages are a subgroup of the South Slavic branch of the Slavic language family that includes Slovene, Croatian, Bosnian, and Serbian.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf branch of language family
subgroup of South Slavic languages
alsoKnownAs Western subgroup of South Slavic languages
areMutuallyIntelligibleToDegree Bosnian-Croatian-Serbian NERFINISHED
areSpokenBy South Slavs in Western Balkans NERFINISHED
areWrittenIn Gaj Latin alphabet NERFINISHED
Serbian Cyrillic alphabet NERFINISHED
branchOf South Slavic branch of Slavic languages
contrastWith Eastern South Slavic languages
geographicDistribution Bosnia and Herzegovina NERFINISHED
Croatia NERFINISHED
Montenegro NERFINISHED
Serbia NERFINISHED
Slovenia NERFINISHED
Western Balkans NERFINISHED
parts of Austria
parts of Hungary
parts of Italy
hasHistoricalStandard Serbo-Croatian NERFINISHED
hasMember Chakavian dialect
Kajkavian dialect NERFINISHED
Shtokavian dialect continuum NERFINISHED
hasStandardizedVariety Standard Bosnian NERFINISHED
Standard Croatian NERFINISHED
Standard Serbian NERFINISHED
Standard Slovene NERFINISHED
hasSubgroup Bosnian-Croatian-Serbian group NERFINISHED
Slovene language group
hasWritingSystem Cyrillic script NERFINISHED
Latin alphabet
surface form: Latin script
historicallyDerivedFrom Common Slavic NERFINISHED
includes Bosnian
Croatian NERFINISHED
Serbian
Slovene
languageFamily Slavic
partOf Indo-European languages NERFINISHED
Slavic languages NERFINISHED
shareFeature Slavic phonological features
aspectual verb system
grammatical gender
rich case system
shareIsoglossesWith Central South Slavic dialects
subclassOf South Slavic languages NERFINISHED
timeDepth medieval period
usedIn education systems of Slovenia, Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Serbia, Montenegro
media in Western Balkans

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Torlakian dialects transitionalBetween Western South Slavic languages