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BULGARIAN IS OFFICIALLY SPOKEN IN
1. INTRODUCTION. All languages evolve with time. Due to
migrations, or for other reasons, a single language can evolve into a whole family of related languages. The
branch of linguistics, responsible for the classification of the world’s
languages into families, is called comparative philology. Languages within a
single family can diverge into different branches
of languages. Still they remain related to a single ancestor from which they
developed. Alternatively, languages can become interrelated for reasons of
geographical closeness. Languages within one family share common grammatical
and lexical features. The most widely studied and researched family of
languages is the Indo-European.
Indo-European languages are spoken on both the European continent and the
Indian sub-continent, as well as in European
language family include the following: - The Anatolian branch (includes the now
extinct Hittite and Lydian) - The Armenian or Thracian branch (includes
Armenian) - The Baltic branch (includes Latvian and
Lithuanian, as well as the now extinct Old Prussian) - The Celtic branch (includes Breton,
Welsh, Scottish & Irish Gaelic, as well as the now extinct Cornish,
Gaulish, Manx and Cumbrian) - The Germanic branch (includes English,
German, Frisian, Dutch, Flemish, Afrikaans, Swedish, Danish, Norwegian,
Icelandic, Faeroese and Yiddish) - The Greek (or Hellenic) branch (includes
Modern Greek, as well as the now extinct older forms of Greek) - The Illyric branch (includes Albanian) - The Indo-Aryan or Indic branch (includes Hindi,
Nepali, Urdu, Bengali, Punjabi, Marathi, Gujarati, Oriya, Marathi,
Singhalese, as well as the now
extinct Sanskrit language) - The Italic (also called Latin or Romance)
branch (includes Italian, French,
Provencal, Rhaeto- Romanic, Spanish, Catalan, Portuguese
and Romanian) - The Iranian branch
(includes modern Persian, also called Farsi or Iranian, Kurdish, Pashto,
Baluchi and Tadjik, as well as the now extinct Old Persian) |
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- The Slavic branch (includes Bulgarian,
Macedonian, Serbian, Croatian, Bosnian, Slovenian or Slovene, Czech, Slovak,
Polish, Sorbian, Russian, Ukrainian and Byelorussian). 2. BULGARIAN LANGUAGE. The Bulgarian language, official language of 3. IMPORTANT FEATURES. Bulgarian belongs to the Slavic branch of the Indo-European
languages and has played an important part in their historical development.
Old Bulgarian, also called Old Church Slavonic, has helped propel the Slavic
languages literarily. It was considered one of the three major literary
languages of BULGARIAN LANGUAGE ONLINE (Premium Sites) GENERAL INFO InfoPlease encyclopedia
article. General
info on Bulgarian. Bulgarian Alphabet
& Orthography Comprehensive
information about the Bulgarian language and its origins. Bulgarian
pronunciation guide. The Complete Guide to the
Bulgarian Cyrillic Alphabet Click here
for some additional info about Bulgarian. Here you
can learn some basic Bulgarian phrases. Elementary Online
Bulgarian Grammar The Alphabet,
basic spelling rules, phonetic rules, parts of speech: nouns, pronouns,
adjectives, verbs. System of tenses. Morphological analysis of the
Bulgarian sentence Enter a
Bulgarian sentence. Cyrillic Fonts on
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BULGARIAN ONLINE DICTIONARIES English-Bulgarian
Bulgarian-English Dictionary SA
Dictionary at News.bg. What is the
SA Dictionary? Cyrillic Support. Download. Hot!
Download SA Dictionary 2002 Professional Ectaco English-Bulgarian Dictionary Online Free online
dictionary, translates to and from English. This is a
free community service, for fair use only. Expert
English-Bulgarian & Bulgarian English Dictionary More than
200,000 definitions, tens of thousands of phrases. Downloadable file. The
Bulgarian RECHNIK contains 2,365 common words and expressions in 6 languages
- Bulgarian, English, Spanish, French, Portuguese, & Italian. English-Bulgarian
Talking Dictionary Buy Ectaco’s Bulgarian electronic dictionary. Handheld
Dictionary: Language Teacher Once again,
it’s Ectaco… Check it out! ART & CULTURE Vassil
Karloukovski’s Bulgarian & Macedonian Page History of
the Proto-Bulgarians. The Proto-Bulgarian language, vocabulary & grammar.
Thracian culture. Welkya
International Web Magazine Web
Magazine for art & culture. Literature,
art & culture digest. Bulgarian
archive of literature & the humanities, online bookstore & library. BULGARIAN TRANSLATORS Multiple
language translators: professional translations between English, French,
German, Swedish, Danish, Chinese, Dutch and Bulgarian. Network of Bulgarian interpreters Vlaiko
Boyadzhiev, Translator & Interpreter Oslo-based English-Bulgarian-Norwegian
translator. English to
Bulgarian to Norwegian to English. Tolker bulgarsk i Oslo-regionen LEARN TO SPEAK BULGARIAN English-Bulgarian
Phrases (Български
за пътуващи) Travlang’s quick fix
phrase-finder: English. Bulgarian-English
Phrases (English for Travelers) Travlang’s
quick fix phrase-finder: Bulgarian. Bulgarsk-norsk parlør (Norsk til reisebruk) Travlang’s quick fix
phrase-finder: bulgarsk. Norsk-bulgarsk parlør (Български
за пътуващи) Travlang’s quick fix
phrase-finder: norsk. German-Bulgarian Phrases
(Български за пътуващи) Travlang’s
quick fix phrase-finder: Deutsch. Bulgarian-German Phrases (Deutsch für Reisende) Travlang’s
quick fix phrase-finder: German. Danish-Bulgarian Phrases (Български за пътуващи) Travlang’s
quick fix phrase-finder:
dansk. Swedish-Bulgarian Phrases (Български за пътуващи) Travlang’s
quick fix phrase-finder: svenska. Dutch-Bulgarian Phrases (Български за пътуващи) Travlang’s quick fix
phrase-finder: nederlands. Recommended
book: learn Bulgarian at home. A
Short Grammar of Contemporary Bulgarian By Kjetil Rå Hauge, Oslo
University. Learn Bulgarian: Private Tuition
Lessons Bulgarian
taught in Bulgarian Taught as a
Subject at the University of Oslo, Norway Bulgarsk som fag ved Universitetet
i Oslo. Buy
Bulgarian books online. Multilingual
Books. Bulgarian
Book Section at Amazon.com BULGARIAN NEWS ONLINE Mediapool (Bulgarian) Standart (Bulgarian, English) Dnevnik (Bulgarian) Novinar (Bulgarian) News-bg.com (Bulgarian) Capital (Bulgarian) Novoto vreme (Bulgarian, English) NetInfo (Bulgarian) Bulgaria Online (Bulgarian) Bulgarian News Agency (Bulgarian, English) Bulgarian TV (Bulgarian) BBC (Bulgarian language news service) Maritza Plovdiv (Bulgarian) Kultura (Bulgarian) Bulgaria Online (English) Bulgarian NewsScan
(English) OTHER LINKS Online Art
& Artifacts Gallery. A links
portal. The first
Bulgarian portal. The Macedonian
language = Bulgarian with Serbian Letters The
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WRITING SAMPLE OF BULGARIAN WORDS |
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alphabet book bye Bulgarian cat day dictionary English good evening good morning good night greetings hello mother page pencil radio read services son town translation translators university write written |
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азбука книга чао България български котка ден речник английски добър вечер добро утро лека нощ поздрави здравей майка Норвегия страница молив радио чета услуги син град превод преводачи университет пиша писмен |
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´azbuka ´kniga chao Bal´garia ´balgarski ´kotka den ´rechnik an´gliiski ´dober ´vecher do´bro ´utro ´leka ´nosht ´pozdravi zdra´vey ´mayka Nor´vegia ´stranitsa ´moliv ´radio che´ta us´lugi sin grad ´prevod prevodachi universi´tet ´pisha ´pismen |
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