Montenegro has one official language, specified in the Constitution of 22 October 2007. In 2003, 21.53% of the population of Montenegro declared Montenegrin their native language. Other non-official languages spoken in Montenegro include Serbian, Albanian, Bosnian and Croatian. However, Albanian is an official language of the municipality of Ulcinj.

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  • Montenegro has one official language, specified in the Constitution of 22 October 2007. In 2003, 21.53% of the population of Montenegro declared Montenegrin their native language. Other non-official languages spoken in Montenegro include Serbian, Albanian, Bosnian and Croatian. However, Albanian is an official language of the municipality of Ulcinj. Additionally, there are nearly 500 Italians in Montenegro today, concentrated in the Bay of Kotor (the venetian Cattaro) and the coast: they are the descendants of the venetian speaking population of the areas around Cattaro that belonged for many centuries to the Republic of Venice. The Montenegrin language is written in Latin and Cyrillic alphabets, but there it is a growing political movement that wants to use officially only the Latin alphabet when Montenegro will enter the European Union.
  • Официальным языком Черногории с 2007 года является черногорский, фактически данный «язык» является иекавско-штокавским диалектом сербского языка, в 2003 году он являлся родным для 21,53 % населения Черногории. Также в Черногории распространены сербский (63,5 %) и албанский (является официальным в муниципалитете Улцинь). Менее распространены боснийский и хорватский языки. Кроме того, в Которском заливе и на побережье проживают около 500 итальянцев.
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  • Montenegro has one official language, specified in the Constitution of 22 October 2007. In 2003, 21.53% of the population of Montenegro declared Montenegrin their native language. Other non-official languages spoken in Montenegro include Serbian, Albanian, Bosnian and Croatian. However, Albanian is an official language of the municipality of Ulcinj.
  • Официальным языком Черногории с 2007 года является черногорский, фактически данный «язык» является иекавско-штокавским диалектом сербского языка, в 2003 году он являлся родным для 21,53 % населения Черногории.
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  • Languages of Montenegro
  • Языки Черногории
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