Croats

Croats
Hrvati

Tot population
(c. 7.5 - 8.4 million (est.) )
Regions wi signeeficant populations
Croatie 3,874.321 (2011) census Bosnie an Herzegovinae 485,000 (2011) est.
Unitit States	411,427 (2012)
Chile	380,000
Argentinae	250,000
Germany	227,510
Austrick	150,719
Australie	126,264 (2011)
Canadae	110,880
Serbie	57,900 (2011)
Brazil	45,000 (est.)
Swisserland	40,484 (2006)
Slovenie	35,642 (2002)
Fraunce	30,000 (est.)
Hungary	25,730
Italy	21,360
Sooth Africae	8,000
Unitit Kinrick	6,992
Montenegro	6,811 (2000)
Romanie	6,786
Swaden	6,063
Peru	6,000
Denmark	5,400
Norawa	3,909
New Zealand	2,700
Slovakie	2,600
Belgium	810
Roushie	400
Ukraine	100
Leids
Croatie
Releegion
Predominantly Roman Catholic
Relatit ethnic groups
Ither Slavs, especially ither Sooth Slavs Serbs, Bosniaks, Montenegrins, Slovenes an Macedonies are the maist relatit

Croats (IPA: kroʊæt, kroʊɑt; Croatie: Hrvati) are a naition an Sooth Slavic ethnic group maistly livin in Croatie, Bosnie an Herzegovinae an nearbi kintras. Thare are aroond 4 million Croats livin inside Croatie an up tae 4.5 million throuoot the rest o the warld. Respondin tae poleetical, social an economic pressur, mony Croats hae migratit throuoot the warld, an establisht a notable Croatie diaspora. Lairge Croat commonties exists in the Unitit States, Chile, Argentinae, Germany, Austrick, Australie, Peru, Canadae, Serbie, New Zealand an Sooth Africae.

Croats are notit for thair cultur, which haes been influencit bi a nummer o ither neebourin culturs throu the ages. The strangest influences came frae Central Europe an the Mediterranean whaur, at the same time, Croats hae made thair awn contreibution. The Croats are predominantly Catholic wi minor groups o Muslims, Protestants, Orthodox, Jews an nan-releegious atheists an agnostics. Thair leid is Croatie.