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"Montenegrin is the official language used in the country. According to a census of 2003, 25% of the population spoke Montenegrin. The small number of Montenegrin speakers was attributed to the majority of people being speakers of the Serbian language. The census revealed that about 63% used the Serbian language as their primary medium of communication, a factor that has introduced some level of controversy concerning the language that the country should use as the official language. Another issue that raised the controversy was the fact that majority of people in the country who are Montenegrins are either Serbs or have a close association with the Serbians. In 1991, the country stated that its official language was Serbian before it changed to Montenegrin as per the 2007 Constitution. Just like other Serbo-Croatian languages such as Serbia, Bosnia, and Albania, Montenegrin uses Cyrillic and Latin alphabets." ~ Joyce Chepkemoi
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Dobro jutro!
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National flower of Montenegro: Mimosa - (Mimosa pudica)
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Mimosa Flower
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