Answer (1 of 8): I would say yes, but religion is the least of them, this is just a way of pigeonholing a much more complex situation. Obviously if you look at the standard languages its hard not to think that these are just two nations divided by religion and not much more, when in reality its t...

01/08/2020 · Both Croat and Croatian refer to the language and people of Croatia; Serbian refers to the language of Serbia, while Serb designates the people. Serbs and Croats understand one another’s speech, but their alphabets are very different.

Yugoslavia: Serbia and Croatia were once part of the former Yugoslavia. The two have fought several bloody wars against each other that resulted from the breakup of Yugoslavia in the 1990s.

Now, is there an intrinsic difference between Serbs and Croats today? Well, there is one key difference. Namely, most Serbs are of Orthodox faith, while most Croats are Catholics. Some might also argue that Serbs and Croats speak different languages, but that is questionable.

28/06/2019 · The Biggest Differences between Serbian and Croatian . Difference #1: The Melody of Speech in Serbian and Croatian, Bosnian and Montenegrin . The most notable difference lies in the melody of speech. All of us in the four countries recognize intuitively.

11/02/2022 · The country’s total land area (excluding inland and sea waters). To get a better idea of how large the country is, you can compare it with a soccer field, which has 0.007km². 5. total water area. 620 km². 0 km². The country’s total water area, summing up all inland waters: lakes, rivers, reservoirs, wetlands, etc.

Croats are catholics, Bosniak are Muslim and Serb are Orthodox. This is probably the most important differences, since the number that identify as one of the 3 is usually almost the exact same as people of different religion. Alphabet : The Croats are using Latin Alphabets, the Serbs are using the Cyrillic Alphabet.

09/01/2010 · Ok so some genetic tests say that Serbs have 24% eb3 and a sizeable percent of other middle eastern haplogroups. while croats have like 6% also only 57% of Serbs belong to the typical Euro haplogroups (I, R1a, R1b) while 88% of Croats fall under these. source:http://www.eupedia.com/europe/european_y-dna_haplogroups.shtml However if we …

08/08/1992 · Both Serbs and Croats have claimed that Muslims are not a genuine nationality but are 'really' Serbs or Croats beneath their religion. Both …