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Serbo-Croatian version
Let's get this show back on the road, what do you say Imbris? :)
- The two variants of the Serbo-Croatian language version should be on top of the section due to the fact that the Serbo-Croatian language version, unlike the Serbian and Croatian language versions, was the primarily (most used) version of national anthem of a country.
- The name "Serbo-Croatian or Croato-Serbian language" is not used on the English Misplaced Pages, or in the English speaking world. Rather the term "Serbo-Croatian language" is overwhelmingly in use then and today throughout the world in all languages. WP:COMMONAME applies, I think (though, since it deals primarily with article titles, I suppose we can ask MEDCOM).
--DIREKTOR 11:07, 2 September 2009 (UTC)
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