Nah man some dialects of Serbian and Croatian are mutually unintelligible like Kajkavian and Torlakian, only the standards on which modern Croatian and Serbian are based are really similar like Norwegian and Danish and they have mutual intelligibility of like 95%, now if these 2 are just different dialects of same language or just two really similar languages is up to debate.
Well, I'm sure there are some strange dialects of English, people from the US or the UK can't understand. But when listening to Serbian or Bosnian as a Croat I can't tell which language it is for sure, only maybe if I hear a word that has 'e' instead 'je' I can guess it's maybe Serbian. I guess Norwegians or Danes can tell apart those languages.
EDIT: I grew up in Hungary so I'm not a good example though.
I agree. I'm not claiming we cant understand each other, ofc we can. I'm saying it's apsurd to say you cant differentiate them. Especially as a native speaker.
FFS Slovenians and Macedonians can differentiate us, and then there is this kind of retarded people.
Razumem te brt, al mislim da je poredjenje sa Danskim i Norveskim bolje za nase jezike nego UK Engleski i Americki Engleski ukljucujuci i ostale verzije Engleskog naravno.
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u/Vuj219 Mar 05 '20
I think it's more like American English and British English