Languages of Yugoslavia
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This is a list of the languages of the former country of Yugoslavia:
- Serbo-Croato-Slovenian, official language of the former Kingdom of Yugoslavia
- Serbo-Croatian, language of Bosnia and Hercegovina, Croatia, Montenegro and Serbia, previously Socialist Republics (SR) in Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia
- Macedonian language, language of Macedonia, previously SR Macedonia in Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia
- Slovene language, language of Slovenia, previously SR Slovenia in Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia
- Bosnian language, standard form of Serbo-Croatian used in Bosnia and Hercegovina after breakup of Yugoslavia
- Croatian language, standard form of Serbo-Croatian used in Croatia after breakup of Yugoslavia
- Montenegrin language, standard form of Serbo-Croatian used in Montenegro after breakup of Yugoslavia
- Serbian language, standard form of Serbo-Croatian used in Serbia after breakup of Yugoslavia
- Albanian language, co-official language in Autonomous Province of Kosovo in Socialist Republic of Serbia of Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia
See also
- Yugoslav Sign Language, a deaf sign language of the nations of the former Yugoslavia
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