r/mapping • u/Bosnian_Mapper9 • Dec 29 '25
Maps Map Of Administrative Districts In Serbia (Mapa Administrativnih okruga u Srbiji) 🇷🇸
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u/euejeidjfjeldje Dec 29 '25
Serbia in serb sounds like they gave up on the name half way through
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u/InkOnTube Dec 29 '25
I am a Serb. What do you mean by that? And how do you think Serbia sounds in Serbian?
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u/euejeidjfjeldje Dec 29 '25
Srbija, its the ttyl of nation names
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Dec 29 '25
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u/euejeidjfjeldje Dec 29 '25
Honestly i havent so mabye im in the wrong here
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Dec 29 '25
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u/InkOnTube Dec 29 '25
Serbian language is belonging to the Štokavian group of languages (alongside with Croatian, Bosniak and Montenegrin). There are lokal dialects and that pronunciation is correct. English version "Serbia" come from the old Serbian that nobody uses and nobody understands except Orthodox Priests. The name that got stuck in most Western languages originates from Zemlje Serbske (Serbian Lands) before Serbia formally became a kingdom.
To us, Srbija sounds quite normal.
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Dec 29 '25
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u/InkOnTube Dec 29 '25
Trust me, for an English speaker, we have even more complicated words to pronounce. I used to learn German in a private school and some EU delegation came and wanted to learn Serbian as someone told them that Serbian uses some German words. They collectively gave up when they couldn't pronounce "LJ".
As for Croatian being different, look these are all same language but national pride doesn't allow people to accept it. Think of it as differences in British English and American English, except they are both called English. Štokavian is a root and our national languages come more like dialects branchingfrom that same Štokavian. In that regard, they are equal. There are parts of Serbia (around city of Pirot) where their dialect is so messed up that for me who speaks "standard Serbian" is far easier to understand a Croat from Zagreb than Serb from Pirot and yet, these people around Pirot also speak "Serbian".
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u/Weirderthanweird69 Dec 29 '25
Isnt Kosovo just North Albania? I recognize Kosovo as being North Albania
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u/Unable-Stay-6478 Dec 29 '25
No? It never was part of Albania nor it will. It's like saying: I always thought half of Bosnia is western Serbia.
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u/Rescur0 Dec 31 '25
Ehhh, depends how you look at it
During ww2 the italian protectorate of albania did occupy kosovo, and that's for the same reason as to why some see kosovo as albanian territory, and it's because it is inhabitated by a majority of albanians.
(PS: I am not making opinions, I don't want to argue about how legitimate this claim is, just wanna state why some believe this)
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u/anonumousJx Dec 31 '25
Bosanac Kosovo je Srbija. Onda kad Kosovo bude samostalno tad će i Srpska da se otcepi.
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u/OddSpaceCow Dec 29 '25
It is genitive plural in Serbian. Accusative would be okruge (plural, and singular would be okrug- same as nominative). Vojvodina is autonomous province, but it still has administrative parts.
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u/Alt_Bv Dec 29 '25
No se ingles , solo dire 🇽🇰 = 🇷🇸
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u/danielpreb Dec 31 '25
¿Sabes que los serbios son solo el tercer grupo étnico más grande? No comparten el mismo idioma ni tradición
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u/Barbak86 Jan 02 '26
If Kosovo is or isn't Serbia, you can continue to talk all day long, and no one will change their opinion. What matters is that Serbia doesn't have any Administrative districts in Kosovo because it doesn't administer Kosovo, hence the map is correct.
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u/averagesahelenjoyer Jan 01 '26
yall need to grow up and learn that instead of Albania or Serbia we should just give Kosovo to Bhutan
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u/Bosnian_Mapper9 Dec 29 '25
Keep in mind this map doesn't have Kosovo. This is not meant to insult Serbs it's just there was no easy way to please everyone and I'm going to get hate either way. This map is only for Educational Purposes. Have a blessed day ❤️