>>You can add Serbia as well then. Though, not that the countries are entirely new - they existed as separate kingdoms until the Union of 1918.
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>>Not sure what the full names of the countries will be... and there'll probably be a lot of fun in both parliaments now. And the specially interesting thing would be the status of almost 400,000 Montenegrins who have become foreigners in Serbia overnight.
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>How about languages between the two? Different accents, readily identifiable? How could you tell a Montenegrin in the street in Serbia?
>Inquiring minds want to know.

I've never understood the Slav's... they are a huge people, but all claim to have different languages etc..
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:Slavic_languages.jpg