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The 11 pages that link to Slovene language, each with the reason it gives.

• South Slavic languagesBroader topic: Its western position and dialect variation show the branch’s geographic and linguistic range.

• Croatian languageCompared with: It is a neighboring South Slavic language, but its grammar and standard tradition differ substantially from Croatian.

• France PrešerenRelated: Prešeren expanded its literary range when it had limited standing as a written language.

• Ivan CankarRelated: Cankar’s literary innovations took shape in Slovene.

• Slovenian literatureNarrower topic: Its development and literary use are central to this tradition.

• SloveniaRelated: Its distinctive dialect diversity reflects Slovenia’s position among several language regions.

• Jernej KopitarNarrower topic: Kopitar’s native language was the subject of his early grammatical and orthographic work.

• Oton ŽupančičRelated: His poetry helped demonstrate the expressive range of modern Slovenian.

• Dragotin KetteRelated: Kette composed poetry in the language whose literary possibilities were expanding in his era.

• Matija ČopRelated: The development of Slovene as a literary language was central to Čop’s cultural and scholarly concerns.

• Srečko KosovelRelated: Kosovel’s writing belongs to the development of modern Slovenian literature.