Category:Articles using Lang-sh with second positional parameter

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This is a tracking category for {{Lang-sh}} when that template has a second positional parameter. In {{lang-??}} templates, the second positional parameter holds a transliteration/romanization of the text in the first positional parameter. In Serbo-Croatian, Cyrillic and Latin scripts apparently have equal standing so marking Latin script text as a romanization of Cyrillic text is inappropriate.

For those {{lang-sh}} templates that have both Cyrillic and Latin script texts, consider using {{lang-x2}} or its helpers {{lang-sh-Cyrl-Latn}} or {{lang-sh-Latn-Cyrl}}.

Articles in this category should only be added by {{lang-sh}}