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Serbian vs Bosnian vs Croatian (Same or Different?)

Are Serbian, Bosnian, and Croatian the same or different? Although the languages are mutually intelligible, there are certain terms and slang that distinguish them from one another. In this video Tamara (Serbian), Amina (Bosnian), and Josip (Croatian) will demonstrate that. This is the first video I am uploading in nearly 100 days. As mentioned in the community post, in light of everything that's happening in Iran these days, I have not been active on YouTube as of late because pretty much all my spare time after work is devoted to that. Although I've always tried to keep politics away from my YouTube channel, I am active on social media and physically, at actual rallies and events here in Toronto to support the revolutionaries in Iran who are giving it all to overthrow that regime. As a full-time engineer, and a father of 2 kids, it's sometimes difficult to find any spare time. My YouTube channel has always been that hobby that took up any bit of free time I had. It's a passion, and something I love. These days, any free time I have is devoted to something I care about deeply, which is why I've significantly reduced my activities on YouTube and have put a lot of time into supporting the people inside Iran, including my relatives, friends, and several incredibly brave people I have met in the past few months who are risking it all for this. This is not an easy decision for a channel with over 280,000 subscribers, but it's the only decision to make at this time. I wanted to keep you all posted, and also to let you know that although this channel aims to avoid politics, if you do care to hear my political views, and stay up to date with them, then follow my personal page on Instagram:   / bahadoralast   Serbian (српски / srpski), Bosnian (bosanski / босански), and Croatian (hrvatski) are classified as three separate languages, even though they were united as one into the former country of Yugoslavia. These languages are nearly identical to each other, despite the use of different alphabets. The nuances between them is an interesting subject that is reflective of the rich history and culture of the Balkans. Josip's YouTube channel:    / @eliteofbrueder0073   If you speak a language that we have not featured before and would like to participate in a future video (or if you have any suggestions or feedback), please follow and message us on Instagram:   / bahadoralast