The main language spoken in Rosoman is Macedonian. Like many countries, different regions also have their own dialects or ways of speaking. Because North Macedonia sits between several neighboring countries, languages often mix together. To the west there is a large Albanian population, Serbia lies to the north and Bulgaria to the east. Because of these close connections, it is common to hear a blend of languages and accents across the country. Many people grow up hearing several languages, which makes the country a fascinating place for learning about language and culture.
The Macedonian Denar is the main form of currency here. One interesting thing about the Macedonian Denar is that many banknotes feature real archaeological discoveries instead of political leaders. For example, the 10-denar note shows the famous peacock mosaic discovered at the ancient city of Stobi. Roman mosaics like this were made from thousands of tiny colored stones and decorated the floors of churches and homes nearly 2,000 years ago. In a way, Macedonian money acts like a small museum, sharing pieces of the country’s history in everyday life.
