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| Many people do use the Roman script, but that's a remnant of Serbo-Croatian. Serbian is properly written in Cyrillic. There are many books in what is nowadays called "Croatian" which were printed in Cyrillic, but you don't see the Croatian language userbox with Cyrillic as an alternative script. That said, I'd most like to just have one language (name doesn't have to be SH, just some term we can all agree on that covers SCG, BiH and HR), which can be written in either script. The whole thing is ridiculous, we seem to have 15 names for the same language.... | |||
| As to my distrust of the EU, that's because I don't think joining it would be good for Serbia, and I can't believe the sort of religious awe it inspires in SCG. А Црна Гора ме занима зато што сам пореклом Црногорац. (Isn't everyone?). Dođi ponekad na srpski IRC ili daj mezendžer kontakt ako ga imaš, it's good to talk. ] 14:08, 17 April 2006 (UTC) | |||
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Bosnian Krajina
- Ok, Serhat is plain Turkish for frontier, actually its meaning is Sınır boyu. Serhat is an old word Ser is Persian and hadd is Arabic :). Serhat is used as person name in Turkey, Sınır boyu is modern Turkish word for Serhat. And to help you i add some references to Bosnia and Serhat
- I hope this time i could answer your question.--Ugur Basak 15:27, 14 April 2006 (UTC)
- I changed Sınır boyu to Bosna sınır boyu (Bosnian frontier) i guess its better. Take care --Ugur Basak 15:39, 14 April 2006 (UTC)
Reply
Well, even by asking my friends about it, they seem confused about the issue. :) Acctually I can tell you that you can't have the template with Serbocroatian language -1. Its not working on my site so I will just keep it as it is. Just not to exclude any language (which are baisicly dialects).
I'm joining the Wikiprojekt History now. :) Take care, Litany
Glasovi
Daj još molim te daj svoj glas ovdje] i ovdje]. Hvala:)! Luka Jačov 10:50, 15 April 2006 (UTC)
Thanks! Ovo drugo je Gagauzia na Article Improvment Drive. Luka Jačov 16:29, 15 April 2006 (UTC)
Crna Gora
I read the text you wrote on Ilir's talk page. I, honest to God, hope that Montenegro doesn't get independence. I really really hope you are right. Ja sam letovao u Crnoj Gori 13 godina zaredom, uvek smo išli kod jedne iste porodice privatno. Bio je to jedan stariji bračni par, a njihova deca su dolazila s vremena na vreme. Prvih godina kad smo bili tamo, dok sam bio mali, učili su me kako trebam biti dobar Srbin, kako su svi Crnogorci Srbi i kako je Milošević svetinja. Zatim, jedne godine, neposredno pre bombardovanja, počeli su da pljuju po Srbima, kako su to najgori narod na svetu, kako su oni Crnogorci, a ne Srbi... Ja ne shvatam koji je to fenomen, kako mogu ljudi tako iznenada da se promene. Izvini što te smaram sa mojom pričom, ali bih voleo da čujem tvoje mišljenje o tome... --serbiana - talk 19:20, 16 April 2006 (UTC)
Project Dardania
Wat tare you doing. Youa are going to be boundit. That is vandalizmus. You dont have right to do such thinks in English Misplaced Pages. You are destroing my work. In that projek is clerali writeng that you dont have any right only the user Hipi Zhdripi and Iliri Pz--Hipi Zhdripi 23:44, 16 April 2006 (UTC)
You are going to be boundit.--Hipi Zhdripi 23:56, 16 April 2006 (UTC)
Serbian
Many people do use the Roman script, but that's a remnant of Serbo-Croatian. Serbian is properly written in Cyrillic. There are many books in what is nowadays called "Croatian" which were printed in Cyrillic, but you don't see the Croatian language userbox with Cyrillic as an alternative script. That said, I'd most like to just have one language (name doesn't have to be SH, just some term we can all agree on that covers SCG, BiH and HR), which can be written in either script. The whole thing is ridiculous, we seem to have 15 names for the same language.... As to my distrust of the EU, that's because I don't think joining it would be good for Serbia, and I can't believe the sort of religious awe it inspires in SCG. А Црна Гора ме занима зато што сам пореклом Црногорац. (Isn't everyone?). Dođi ponekad na srpski IRC ili daj mezendžer kontakt ako ga imaš, it's good to talk. estavisti 14:08, 17 April 2006 (UTC)