Origin and ethnogenesis of Kajkavian Croats

[Bosniensis]

^^^^^^

What is that? Map of NDH?

Croatian language in whole BiH to the Drina river and border with Montenegro. Nice fantasy.

Are you aware that Croatians are only 15% of BiH population?

15% Where?

That would be 570.000 people.

Do you really believe there are 570.000 Croats in Bosnia?

They are less than 10%

[Ayetooey]

15% Where?

That would be 570.000 people.

Do you really believe there are 570.000 Croats in Bosnia?

They are less than 10%

Croatian population has certainly been gutted in BIH, largely due to them joining the EU recently so Croatian passport is a free ticket to the west. I pray Serbia never joins the EU.

[Pribislav]

15% Where?

That would be 570.000 people.

Do you really believe there are 570.000 Croats in Bosnia?

They are less than 10%

According to census 2013 they are 15.43% or 544 780 in BiH.

On census 1991 there was 15.19% or 536 000 Croatians in BiH.

It's well known that many Croatians left BiH in the time of war. Which means something is wrong (manipulation?) with census from 2011.

[Hrvoje Vukčić Hrvatinić]

^^^^^^

What is that? Map of NDH?

Croatian language in whole BiH to the Drina river and border with Montenegro. Nice fantasy.

Are you aware that Croatians are only 15% of BiH population?

Dude, map is highlighting Kajkavian sub-dialects. Concentrate on that.

[Pribislav]

Croatian population has certainly been gutted in BIH, largely due to them joining the EU recently so Croatian passport is a free ticket to the west. I pray Serbia never joins the EU.

Me to!

[Hrvoje Vukčić Hrvatinić]

I'm curious how non Kajkavian Panonnian Croats compare. My girlfriend is from East Slavonia, I'll try to get her tested this summer.

[Pribislav]

Dude, map is highlighting Kajkavian sub-dialects. Concentrate on that.

My point was that Croatian language on map is marked in whole BiH. Even in regions where Croatian never lived, such as eastern Bosnia and eastern Herzegovina.

For kaykavian dialect map is correct I would say.

[Hrvoje Vukčić Hrvatinić]

My point was that Croatian language on map is marked in whole BiH. Even in regions where Croatian never lived, such as eastern Bosnia and eastern Herzegovina.

For kaykavian dialect map is correct I would say.

Probably labeling was misplaced, it shows western stokavian dialects overall. OP map is more accurate.

[Hrvoje Vukčić Hrvatinić]

15% Where?

That would be 570.000 people.

Do you really believe there are 570.000 Croats in Bosnia?

They are less than 10%

There are, mostly in western Herzegovina which has high fertility rate for our standard.

[Dilberth]

Croatian population has certainly been gutted in BIH, largely due to them joining the EU recently so Croatian passport is a free ticket to the west. I pray Serbia never joins the EU.

You don't have to enter EU in order to get visa liberalisation.
Germany will open it's borders to citizens of BiH and Serbia on 1.1.2020. so people will be free to work there just as Croats are now.