serbio

Also known as Serbian language, Srpski

variante estándar del serbocroata usado en Serbia

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Serbian is the standardized form of the Serbo-Croatian language spoken by Serbs, primarily in Serbia and Serbian communities around the world. It matters as the official language of Serbia and an important marker of Serbian cultural and national identity.

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Wikidata facts

Instance of: language
Subclass of: Serbo-Croatian
Country: North Macedonia
Said to be same as: Serbo-Croatian

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short name: сэрбская
indigenous to: Kumanovo Municipality
language regulatory body: Board for Standardization of the Serbian Language
Commons category: Serbian language
Wikimedia language code: sr
linguistic typology: pitch accent
writing system: Gaj's Latin alphabet
topic's main category: Category:Serbian language
number of speakers, writers, or signers: 9000000
native label: српски
has grammatical case: locative case
studied by: Serbian studies
has tense: future perfect
has grammatical mood: conditional
uses capitalization for: saint
category for films in this language: Category:Serbian-language films
P10369: queen
P11012: Zelenogradsk
entry in abbreviations table: серб.
has grammatical gender: neuter
female form of label: la langue serbe

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El serbio es una de las variantes estándar del pluricéntrico idioma serbocroata. El serbio es hablado principalmente en Serbia, en donde es oficial, así como en los países de Bosnia y Herzegovina, Croacia, Montenegro, Macedonia del Norte y el Estado con reconocimiento limitado de Kosovo. Desde un punto de vista lingüístico, muchos expertos sostienen que el serbio, el croata, el montenegrino y el bosnio no son sino cuatro variantes estandarizadas de un mismo idioma, el serbocroata, siendo las diferencias entre las variantes de tipo menor y existiendo una plena inteligibilidad mutua.

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