Flu controls stepped up in Montenegro

'The posters will be in Montenegrin, English, Russian and Albanian.'

What about posters in the Serbian, Bosnian, Hercegovinian, Croatian, Sumadian, Vojvodinian, Sandjakian and Belgradian languages, too?

Surely people from these places will be flowing into Montenegro in huge numbers during the summer and they will need to understand what's going on!

T Payne,

I feel sorry for poor Dubrovnikians. They may cross the border and in vain try decrypt that mystical Montenegrin language.

Ataman:

I agree, but I think the Montenegrins may have the same problem, although I understand that the people in Igalo and Herceg Novi, just on the other side of the coastal border, still speak a form of Serbian!!!

In the meantime, what am I to do with my English-Serbian dictionary (actually, English-Serbo-Croat!) - it was published in Cetinje CG during Tito's time. I wonder if I can still use it.

'The posters will be in Montenegrin, English, Russian and Albanian.'

What about posters in the Serbian, Bosnian, Hercegovinian, Croatian, Sumadian, Vojvodinian, Sandjakian and Belgradian languages, too?

Surely people from these places will be flowing into Montenegro in huge numbers during the summer and they will need to understand what's going on!

T Payne,

I feel sorry for poor Dubrovnikians. They may cross the border and in vain try decrypt that mystical Montenegrin language.

Ataman:

I agree, but I think the Montenegrins may have the same problem, although I understand that the people in Igalo and Herceg Novi, just on the other side of the coastal border, still speak a form of Serbian!!!

In the meantime, what am I to do with my English-Serbian dictionary (actually, English-Serbo-Croat!) - it was published in Cetinje CG during Tito's time. I wonder if I can still use it.