Croatian
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National language of Croatia. Croats declare that Slovenian is simply 'Old Croatian'.
A sample of the Croatian language:
KRÁTEK OPČRT NĚZÁVYSNE DŘ'ÁVE CHRVÁTSKE
Hlávni hrad Nězávysne Dř'áve Chrvátske je Ousěk. Ousěk je věliky hrad u ístočnom dělu Chrvátske. Drouhy vážni hrádovi u Chrvátskoj sú Kotořiba, Kranj, Ľubľana in Mářibor.
Chrvátska je republyka. Éto znáči, čo Chrvátska němá kráľa, neho sábor. Článovi sábora izbýrani sú od stráne chrvátskoha národa. Dánašni předsědnik Nězávysne Dř'áve Chrvátske je Krunoslav Tomiť. Izbýran je byl u toku hodine 2000 (dvě týsuťe). Kao zánýmaně Předsědnik Tomiť náúčil je elektrotěchnično inženyrstvo in polytyčna fylozofija u Těchničnom Unyverzyetu "Nikola Tesla" u Bělhradu (dánas u Srbiji). Roďen je u Bělom Manastyru, nědaleko do sěvera od Ousěka.
Nájvážnije industryje Chrvátske sú poľopřivředa in rúdarstvo. Takoďer má mnouhe továrne u rejonam Ousěka in Ľubľane.
A SHORT DESCRIPTION OF THE INDEPENDENT STATE OF CROATIA
The capital city of the Independent State of Croatia is Ousěk (also known as Osijek). Ousěk is a large city in the eastern part of Croatia. Other important cities in Croatia are Kotořiba, Kranj, Ľubľana (Ljubljana) and Mářibor.
Croatia is a republic. This means, that Croatia does not have a king, rather a parliament. Members of parliament are elected by the people of Croatia. The current president of Croatia is Krunoslav Tomiť. He was elected during the year 2000. President Tomiť studied electrotechnical engineering and political philosophy at the "Nikola Tesla" Technical University in Belgrade (nowadays in Serbia). He was born in Běli Manastyr, not far to the north of Ousěk.
The most important industries of Croatia are agriculture and mining. Also, there are many factories in the regions of Ousěk and Ľubľana.
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