>But the winner (loser?) here is Serbian, which in some places uses both Latin and Cyrillic characters interchangeably! When I was in Sarajevo once it a while

>But the winner (loser?) here is Serbian, which in some places uses both Latin and Cyrillic characters interchangeably! When I was in Sarajevo once it a while you'd see writing with Latin characters, once in a while with Cyrillic characters and I also saw writing in Arabic. All on the same street. Also Bosnian used to have a third alphabet - Arebica, a variant of the the Perso-Arabic script. Also the license plates in Bosnia and Herzegovina only contain the letters that are in both the Latin and Cyrillic alphabet - A, E, O, J, K, M, T.