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.
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They both describe language that results from the combination of two completely different parent languages.
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They both have french as a main language
A better question might be: "What is similar between the English language and Mayan language?", because there are far more differences than similarities.
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Yes. They still basically have the same type of Government
They both supply the Russian Air Force and they both use the same weapons. That's it.
they both have towns and cites
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No, the French language does not derive from Spanish. Both languages are members of the Romance language family, which evolved from Latin, but they developed separately and have their own distinct histories and linguistic characteristics.
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