In Croatia, all ethnic groups speak Croatian regional dialects of Serbo-Croatian. Since the collapse of the former Yugoslavia in 1991, the Croatian government has sought to differentiate a separate Croatian language (officially Croato-Serb or simply Croatian) from Serbian or Bosnian variants of Serbo-Croatian spoken in the FRY and Bosnia. Croatia has insisted on the exclusive use of the Latin alphabet, rejecting the Cyrillic alphabet used in the FRY and parts of Bosnia.
Croatia Languages
