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: Standard Croatian uses letters like č, ć, dž, đ, š, and ž . Omitting these or using them inconsistently can make content look unprofessional and confuse the meaning of words [13].

: Most professional guidelines, including those from Amara and Netflix, suggest a maximum of 42 characters per line [5, 27, 31].

: Refine the register (formal vs. informal) to respect the original artistic vision while sounding natural to a native speaker [32]. 3. Essential Tools for Creating Croatian Subtitles