Montenegrin Alphabet

The Montenegrin alphabet has 30 letters in both Cyrillic and Latin scripts, with two unique letters Ś/С́ and Ź/З́.

А а / A a
A
a
Б б / B b
Be
b
В в / V v
Ve
v
Г г / G g
Ge
g
Д д / D d
De
d
Ђ ђ / Đ đ
Dje
dj
Е е / E e
E
e
Ж ж / Ž ž
Zhe
zh
З з / Z z
Ze
z
З́ з́ / Ź ź
Źe
zj
И и / I i
I
i
Ј ј / J j
Je
j
К к / K k
Ka
k
Л л / L l
El
l
Љ љ / Lj lj
Lje
lj
М м / M m
Em
m
Н н / N n
En
n
Њ њ / Nj nj
Nje
nj
О о / O o
O
o
П п / P p
Pe
p
Р р / R r
Er
r
С с / S s
Es
s
С́ с́ / Ś ś
Śe
sj
Т т / T t
Te
t
Ћ ћ / Ć ć
Tje
tj
У у / U u
U
u
Ф ф / F f
Ef
f
Х х / H h
Ha
h
Ц ц / C c
Tse
ts
Ч ч / Č č
Che
ch
Џ џ / Dž dž
Dzhe
dzh
Ш ш / Š š
Sha
sh

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About the Montenegrin Alphabet

The Montenegrin alphabet has 30 letters in both Cyrillic and Latin scripts. It includes two unique letters not found in Serbian: Ś/С́ and Ź/З́, which represent palatalized s and z sounds. Both scripts are official and have perfect one-to-one correspondence. The alphabet was standardized in 2009.

History

The Montenegrin alphabet was officially standardized in 2009 after Montenegro's independence. It is based on the Serbian alphabet with the addition of two new letters (Ś/С́ and Ź/З́) to represent sounds specific to Montenegrin dialects. Both Cyrillic and Latin scripts are used equally.

Key Features

  • Written from left to right
  • 30 letters in both scripts
  • Two unique letters Ś and Ź
  • Perfect Cyrillic-Latin correspondence
  • Standardized in 2009
  • Both scripts official