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Floor VI, No.605A
Street:Mother Theresa n.n.
10 000 Pristina,Kosovo
Tel:+381 38 200 14 448, 038 200 14 612
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Quick Facts

- Official Languages in Kosovo are Albanian and Serbian.

- Language of any community that constitutes five (5) per cent of the total population in any municipality will have the status of an official language.

- Language of any community that constitutes three (3) or more per cent of the total population in any municipality or has been traditionally spoken in a municipality can be used as a language in official use.
 
- In Prizren municipality, Turkish language has a status of an official language, as the traditional language.

Medias reports

Promoting language rights in Kosovo

15.10.2014

Tung, zdravo, merhaba, hello! You will hear greetings in Albanian, Serbian, Turkish, Romani, Bosnian, and many other languages walking in downtown Prishtinë/Priština during the noon rush hour. This is now, in 2014. Back in 1999 the situation was not the same. Speaking local languages other than Albanian in Prishtinë/Priština could have had dire consequences.more

Irish agenda on training for the representatives of Kosovo, organized by Irish Commissioner

02.07.2013

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