What languages are spoken in Belgrade Serbia?

Answer 1

Official languages: Albanian, Serbian

Recognised regional languages: Turkish, Našinski, Romani, Bosnian
Albanian is the main language. Serbian, Bosnian and Croatian are spoken by few people. European languages such as English is also spoken.
Mostly Albanian. There is also a small Serbian-speaking population.
Language of Kosovo is Albanian
The most spoken language in Kosova is Albanian (or SHQIP like the Kosova people say)!
Kosovans speak KOSOVAN ;

Kosovans are citizens of Kosovo; They speak Albanian (majority) and Serbian (minority).
I have a friend that lived in Kosovo and he said that most of the people he met there were Albanian and that that was what language they spoke there.

Answer 2

The 2 official languages of Kosovo are:

1. Albanian
   
2. Serbian
   

Almost 95% of the population speaks Albanian as their native language, followed by Serbian and other South Slavic languages and Turkish.

Serbian is the second most spoken language in Kosovo. Since 1999, the Albanian language has become the dominant language in the country, although equal status is given to Serbian and special status is given to other minority languages.

The Law on the Use of Languages gives Turkish the status of an official language in the municipality of Prizren, irrespective of the size of the Turkish community living there.

Here are a list of the minority languages of Kosovo:

1. Bosnian
   
2. Gorani (also called Našinski)
   
3. Romani
   
4. Turkish
   
5. Yugoslav Sign Language

Answer 3

The official language is Serbian
Serbian is the offical language of Belgrade.

Answer 4

Serbian.