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Map needs corrections. Serbian language in Eastern Croatia doesn't have such distribution (much smaller than on this map). Croatian language in Northern and Northwestern Vojvodina is not shown at all. Croatian minorities in Molise, in Kosovo, in Moravia, in Burgenland and Croatian Shtokavians in Southern and Southeastern Hungary are not shown at all also. Croatian language in Romania was once represented with four dialects, Chakavian (extinct), Kajkavian (same community split by the border with Serbia, in Banat), Shtokavian and unusual community of Croats that use Torlakian. Serbian dialect, called here Serbio Vojvódino is the Vojvodina-Shumadia dialect, and that must be emphasized, since some authors find them as two dialects. Kubura (talk) 02:29, 21 September 2011 (UTC)

Who's the author of this? Please I wanted to know more about this definition "Žeta–South Sandžak" and contribute to the map. Thanks --Naseljenik (talk) 12:24, 15 September 2015 (UTC)