What languages are spoken in the Republic of Macedonia FYROM?

Answer 1

Historically Macedonia in the ancient and modern Macedonia on the northern Greek peninsula has spoken Greek from ancient until modern times.

The people of the Former Yugoslav Republic call their language "Macedonian" although it is unrelated to the greek dialect spoken by historical Macedonia. The language is a south slavic, bulgarian dialect but was altered and modified to serve the new republic.
Greek like the rest of Greece.
The national language is a Slavic language, a West Bulgarian dialect with a Serbian intonation to be exact, which the people self identify as "Macedonian" although it us unrelated to the Doric Greek of the ancient Macedonians.
The majority language of the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia is a south Slavic dialect, more precisely a West Bulgarian dialect with a Serbian intonation.

Note***

Although the south Slavic language has been named "Macedonian" by the government of the FYROM, it has nothing in common with the language of the ancient Macedonians who spoke Greek.

Albanian is co-official, along with the South Slavic language, in the municipalities where they are spoken by at least 20% of the municipal population. Therefore, Albanian is co-official in Tetovo, Brvenica, Vrapčište and other municipalities.

Answer 2

If you meant Ancient Macedonia, click here.

If you meant Macedonia, Greece, click here.

______________________________________

The 1 official language of the country is Macedonian, which is related to the Bulgarian language with Serbian admixture. This slavic language has no connection to the language of the ancient Macedonians who spoke Greek.
The Republic of Macedonia is also called FYROM in order to distinguish it from the Ancient kingdom of Macedonia or the Modern Greek province with the same name.

There are also FYROM regional minority languages:

1. Macedonian Sign Language
2. Albanian
3. Romany
4. Turkish
5. Serbian
6. Aromanian
7. Adyghe
8. Greek (in the south near the area of historical Macedonia of Greece)