41 percent of Montenegrins says they "speak Serbian"

According to a survey conducted by CEDEM, more than 41 percent of citizens of Montenegro have stated that they speak Serbian. At the same time 70 percent of the citizens are proud to be citizens of their country, said Center for Democracy and Human Rights (CEDEM). 41 percent of Montenegrins says they "speak Serbian" When asked what it means to be a Montenegrin, almost 78 percent said that it meant respecting political institutions and laws of Montenegro, "while 71.5 percent replied that it meant to be of Montenegrin descent", said reports. 41 percent of those interviewed said they spoke Serbian, while 38.2 percent said theirs was Montenegrin language. 45.2 percent of those who took part in the survey stated that they supported Montenegrin as the official language in the country, while almost one quarter of believes that the official language should be called Serbian.

41 percent of Montenegrins says they "speak Serbian"

When asked what it means to be a Montenegrin, almost 78 percent said that it meant respecting political institutions and laws of Montenegro, "while 71.5 percent replied that it meant to be of Montenegrin descent", said reports.

41 percent of those interviewed said they spoke Serbian, while 38.2 percent said theirs was Montenegrin language.

45.2 percent of those who took part in the survey stated that they supported Montenegrin as the official language in the country, while almost one quarter of believes that the official language should be called Serbian.