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Serbian, spoken by approximately 12 million people, is the official language of Serbia and one of the official languages of Montenegro and Bosnia and Herzegovina. It is a South Slavic language that uses both Cyrillic and Latin alphabets. Economically, Serbian is important in the Balkans, a region undergoing transformation. Serbia, with its strategic position between Eastern and Western Europe, is attracting increasing foreign investment, particularly in technology and industry sectors. Linguistically, Serbian is distinguished by its rich phonological system and dual writing system. The language is known for its phonetic rule 'write as you speak,' making its spelling particularly logical and consistent. Professional opportunities are developing in various sectors: information technology, tourism, regional trade, and translation. Serbia is becoming an important center for service outsourcing in Europe. Serbian cultural heritage is rich: epic literature, traditional music, Byzantine art, and folklore. Serbian culture represents a fascinating crossroads between Eastern and Western traditions.