What about the language?

nikiniki · 2013-05-16T08:14:49+02:00

Explore living in Montenegro using only English and Italian. Discover tips on daily communication and cultural insights for expats.

nikiniki Member

Member since 15 May 2013

nikinikiMember16 May 2013 06:14:49

Can you live in Montenegro speaking only english and italian?

Nemanja Contributor

Member since 09 December 2011

NemanjaContributor16 May 2013 06:30:16

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If you really want to live somewhere, what is the point in not learning local language?

nikiniki Member

Member since 15 May 2013

nikinikiMember16 May 2013 06:44:49

Hi Nemanja
but it takes some times... and... I am not so young (bad memory) so it can take really some times.

Dan Atkinson New member

Member since 18 March 2013

Dan AtkinsonNew member16 May 2013 10:09:15

You can however i would strongly suggest learning the language. Makes your stay much more pleasant and you get a different reaction from locals

nikiniki Member

Member since 15 May 2013

nikinikiMember16 May 2013 10:56:30

Hi Dan, I agree. I was just wondering for the beginning. Learning a new language takes some times.
Look like a nice country, I think we will come to have a taste of it soon!

Nemanja Contributor

Member since 09 December 2011

NemanjaContributor16 May 2013 11:55:44

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Depending what is your job, if you do not need to communicate with locals regarding your profession, English is just enough to survive And pretty soon you will learn basic words which you need when you are in grocery store, or driving by buss. People here, on the coast, are pretty used to have foreigners around.