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The 11 pages that link to Serbo-Croatian, each with the reason it gives.

• Mutual intelligibilityRelated: High shared comprehension coexists with distinct national language standards.

• South Slavic languagesRelated: Its history clarifies the relationship among Serbian, Croatian, Bosnian, and Montenegrin.

• Croatian languageCompared with: The label frames the shared linguistic basis from which distinct national standards are commonly described.

• Serbian languageNarrower topic: Serbian is one standardized variety within this closely related linguistic continuum.

• Albanian languageCompared with: Its neighboring Slavic varieties influenced Albanian through long contact.

• Bosnian languageNarrower topic: Bosnian shares a linguistic base with the standards grouped under this name.

• Macedonian languageCompared with: Its standard varieties developed under a different political and linguistic history from Macedonian.

• Montenegrin languageNarrower topic: Montenegrin shares much of its grammar and vocabulary with the standards grouped under this broader linguistic concept.

• South SlavsCompared with: This language label covers some South Slavic communities, not the entire grouping.

• Pluricentric languageBroader topic: Bosnian, Croatian, Montenegrin, and Serbian standards show how national identities reshape one standard tradition.

• SlavsCompared with: Its changing classification shows how language, national identity, and political boundaries do not align neatly.