Language · Indo-European
Montenegrin
crnogorski – its own name
Official or co-official in 1 country. Listed in 1 country.
Endangerment: not endangered according to Glottolog (AES, CC BY 4.0)
A standard of Serbo-Croatian (Glottolog: a variety of Serbian-Croatian-Bosnian); the official language of Montenegro since 2007. CLDR counts it as Serbian.
- Speakers (estimate)
- –
- CLDR gives no number of users
- Script
- Latin, Cyrillic
Place in the family tree
- Indo-European
- Classical Indo-European
- Balto-Slavic
- Slavic
- South Slavic
- Western South Slavic
- Serbian-Croatian-Bosnian
- Shtokavski
- New Shtokavian
- Eastern Herzegovinian Shtokavian
- Montenegrin
Nodes of the Glottolog tree (Glottolog, CC BY 4.0).
Where it is spoken
- Official 1
Official
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Montenegro
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CLDR does not distinguish Montenegrin (it counts it as Serbian), so the atlas gives no share.
Legal basis: Constitution of Montenegro (2007), art. 13 – Constitute Project, English translation