Languages of the country
Montenegro
Official language: Serbian. Population (CLDR): 600 thousand.
The 2007 Constitution makes Montenegrin official; Serbian, Bosnian, Albanian and Croatian are “in official use”. CLDR does not list Montenegrin separately, so the data treats it as Serbian.
Map of regions
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Languages and their status
Share: the estimated part of the population that uses the language (also as a second language), according to CLDR.
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