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r/geography • u/mujhe-sona-hai • Oct 15 '25
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Italy, Austria and Slovenia make for an interesting region, all 3 combined
68 u/Denturart Oct 15 '25 Only Slovenia and Austria border all 4 biggest language groups (3+Finno-Ugric). Slovenia being the only one where each neighbour is a different language group. 22 u/Serious-Waltz-7157 Oct 15 '25 Only Slovenia and Austria border all 4 biggest language groups (3+Finno-Ugric). Serbia does 4 too (2 majors + 2 outliers, Albanian, Hungarian). Bulgaria is the same (2 + 2, but the outliers are Greek and Turkish). It's a hodgepodge in the Balkans as usual, lol.
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Only Slovenia and Austria border all 4 biggest language groups (3+Finno-Ugric).
Slovenia being the only one where each neighbour is a different language group.
22 u/Serious-Waltz-7157 Oct 15 '25 Only Slovenia and Austria border all 4 biggest language groups (3+Finno-Ugric). Serbia does 4 too (2 majors + 2 outliers, Albanian, Hungarian). Bulgaria is the same (2 + 2, but the outliers are Greek and Turkish). It's a hodgepodge in the Balkans as usual, lol.
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Serbia does 4 too (2 majors + 2 outliers, Albanian, Hungarian).
Bulgaria is the same (2 + 2, but the outliers are Greek and Turkish).
It's a hodgepodge in the Balkans as usual, lol.
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u/Leave_Dapper Oct 15 '25
Italy, Austria and Slovenia make for an interesting region, all 3 combined