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The 17 pages that link to South Slavic languages, each with the reason it gives.

• Old Church SlavonicNarrower topic: The language was based on a South Slavic dialect, though its exact localization is debated.

• Slavic languagesBroader topic: It represents the family’s southern branch, shaped by contact in the Balkans.

• Serbian nationalismNarrower topic: Shared and contested linguistic classifications shaped arguments about Serbian identity and neighboring peoples.

• Church SlavonicRelated: Church Slavonic emerged in a South Slavic linguistic environment and retains related features.

• Croatian languageNarrower topic: Croatian belongs to this branch, whose shared history shapes its closest linguistic relationships.

• Bulgarian languageNarrower topic: Bulgarian belongs to this branch, whose members share historical roots but differ in grammar and standardization.

• Serbo-CroatianNarrower topic: Serbo-Croatian belongs to this broader family of related languages.

• Slavic migrationsBroader topic: Their regional distribution reflects the lasting linguistic consequences of settlement in the Balkans.

• East Slavic languagesCompared with: Its separate historical trajectory helps distinguish East Slavic from another major Slavic branch.

• West Slavic languagesCompared with: The branch contrasts geographically and historically with West Slavic.

• Bosnian languageNarrower topic: Bosnian belongs to this branch alongside Croatian, Serbian, and related languages.

• Macedonian languageNarrower topic: Macedonian belongs to this branch alongside languages with related histories and structures.

• Montenegrin languageNarrower topic: Montenegrin belongs to this wider language family through its Slavic ancestry.

• Slovene languageNarrower topic: Slovene belongs to this branch, sharing inherited features while retaining distinctive traits.

• South SlavsBroader topic: Shared linguistic descent provides the grouping's clearest common foundation.

• Slavic studiesBroader topic: This branch opens the field to Balkan histories and cultural exchange.

• Slavic migrations to the BalkansNarrower topic: Their distribution reflects the long-term linguistic consequences of Slavic settlement.