The Bulgarian language has around 110,000 words in its vocabulary.
Romanian is the European Romance language that contains many Slavic words due to its historical interactions with neighboring Slavic-speaking populations.
The Bulgarian language has existed for over 1,300 years. Its origins can be traced back to the 9th century when the first written records in Old Bulgarian appeared. Throughout its history, Bulgarian has evolved and undergone various linguistic changes, but it has remained one of the oldest Slavic languages.
Bulgarian is primarily spoken in Bulgaria, which is a country located in Southeast Europe. It is the official language of Bulgaria and is also spoken by minorities in neighboring countries like Serbia, Macedonia, and Greece. Approximately 9 million people speak Bulgarian worldwide.
Marathi language has approximately 70 million words.
"Tchestita Koleda Tchestito Rojdestvo Hristovo" is in Bulgarian, and it translates to "Merry Christmas, Merry Christ's Nativity." It is a common greeting used in Bulgaria during the Christmas season.
language or alphabates, mention pls.
On Bulgarian Phone is Telefon , have hard pronouncing typical for most words in Bulgarian Language.
They are both Slavic languages and use the same alphabet, Cyrillic, which helps a lot in understanding words. Also Bulgarian is the closest language to old church slavonic, now extinct, from which a lot of the Russian language is sourced from. As an estimate, probably about 80 per cent of words in Bulgarian also exist in Russian. In the rush to independence and during the Turkish occupation Bulgaria incorporated many Russian words into their language and bought the language even closer to Russian. The grammar and pronouncation is totally different in both languages so it is almost impossible for them to understand each other. Bulgarian pronouncation is clear and sharp, but Russian is softly spoken.
The Cyrillic alphabet for Bulgarian is used to write Bulgarian.
Bulgarian is written with the Cyrillic alphabet.
Ernest A. Scatton has written: 'Bulgarian phonology' -- subject(s): Bulgarian language, Generative grammar, Phonology 'A reference grammar of modern Bulgarian' -- subject(s): Bulgarian language, Grammar
Elena Stankova has written: 'NTC's Bulgarian and English dictionary' -- subject(s): Bulgarian, Bulgarian language, Dictionaries, English, English language
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Only Bulgarian
Romanian is the European Romance language that contains many Slavic words due to its historical interactions with neighboring Slavic-speaking populations.
nothing... this has no meaning in Bulgarian language.
Cyrilic