Bulgaria

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Goodbye in Bulgarian is "Dovijdane" or "Chao".

goodbye - Довиждане (Doh-veg-dan-e) (G as in Giraffe, a as in Answer, last e as in elephant)

1. Ageing 2. cardiac dieeases 3. cerebrovascular diseases 4. Trauma and accident 5. Cancer 6. Autoimmune dieases 7. Chid mortality 8. Infectious dieases 9. Deaths related to pregnancy and labour 10. Violence and fighting each other

Some areas in Bulgaria that offer cheap property include Varna and Dobrich. For more inexpensive property available for sale in Bulgaria, visit the All Bulgarian Property website.

"I am thinking about you" would be "мисля за теб" ( mislya za teb ).

if one have a coin of 10 stotinki, it has two values: numismatique and antique

Нямам търпение да те видя! [Nyamam trpenie da te vidya!]

Mainly coal. Very little copper, zinc and petroleum

Craft is also Kraft in Bulgarian. Other meanings are: lodka. zanayat, profesia

it is same: mentor

Plovdiv

Yes, they do go

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in many ways... religious chiefs like Maksim (christianily) and Mufti Rashidov... may explain your matter better

TV kanals (channels!). They are 7 at moment- direct in air. Cable channels are extra 25. That's all.

No it hasn't (if you consider only the word Bulgaria). But if you look to <ornaments> to Bulgaria it has been changed many times. It was Bulgarian monarchy till 09.09.1944, Communist Party made in power made it Peoples Republic of Bulgaria. After fall of communist one party rule in 1989, from 1990 it is called Republic of Bulgaria

Recenly youngs observe Halloween

around 500m above sea level (average height)

Mainly security of its borders, security from terrorism, influx of migrants etc.

Bulgaria was occupied by the Ottoman Empire from 1396-1878 and fought with Central Powers in World War I (like the Ottoman Empire). Bulgaria still has a large Muslim and Turkish minority.

as big as Cardiff, UK

Bulgaria's decision to side with the Central Powers during World War I was largely influenced by territorial ambitions and historical grievances. The country sought to reclaim territories lost in previous conflicts, particularly from Serbia and Romania, which aligned with the Central Powers' goals. Additionally, Bulgaria faced the threat of Serbian expansion and saw an alliance with Germany and Austria-Hungary as a means to secure its national interests and sovereignty. The promise of territorial gains and the potential for regional dominance made this alignment logical for Bulgaria at the time.