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Bulgarian language

Bulgarian is a European language belonging to Slavic group. The language has its own distinctive features which separates it from other similar languages. especially Macedonian language. Most of the emigrants speak Bulgarian in many parts of Europe it popularity is in widespread in countries Macedonia, Serbia, Greece, turkey, Ukraine, Moldova and Romania &Kosovo. Estimated 12 million speakers of this ancient language. The language is branch of indo –European and Baltic Slavic linguistic family. The language is regulated by institute of Bulgaria also known as Bulgarian academy of arts and sciences.

Bulgarian History

Bulgarian holds the honor of being first language to be attested in writing belonging to Slavic family. During the ancient times this language was referred to Slavic language only towards middle periods it got its own original form and became a distinct Bulgarian language.

In early times the language had lot of similarity between other languages of Slavic family like Russian and Macedonian. But gradually it changed by adopting rich verbs system and definite articles. The influence especially in grammar came from ottoman’s empires language which was Turkish and also other countries of Baltic linguistic union. Only towards the end of ottoman’s rule one saw natural emergence of Bulgarian language which is also today’s modern Bulgarian language Which was mix of old Bulgarian and Russian.

Main difference between dialectical Bulgarian spoken in pockets of Bulgaria especially in rural Bulgaria as compared to Bulgarian city is interspersing of Russian words in olden language. Many influences have happened from French and English languages on Bulgarian language to give it its present form especially when it comes to phonetic changes. Modern Bulgarian language is based on eastern dialectical language of the country where as it s pronunciations are mix of east and west confluence.

Dialect

This language is based on two major dialects which are based on two different reflexes based on vowels common Slavic yat vowel.

Western Bulgarian dialect has little harsh speech as compared to Eastern Bulgarian dialect

Yat is pronounced as e in w Bulgarian language where say at is pronounced as ya as well as e

Local names of the Bulgarian language I other parts of Baltic slaviuc language are bulgratski, bugratski, bolgratski, bugartski and bugrski.

World War II led to intermixing of Bulgarian and Macedonia language under the treaty of friendship with Russian intervention between two countries, and gradually Macedonian became part of rich Bulgarian language.

Alphabets

886 AD introduction of galgolatic alphabets by Bulgarian empire which was written by Saint syril and methoduis. Cyrillic alphabet replaced this system at the beginning of tenth century. This alphabets had 22 to 48 letter were in use till a proposal of standardized 32 alphabets was made by marin drinov in 1870’s.when the alphabet yat and yes were removed the language consisted of 30 alphabets. Cyrillic script is modern day’s Bulgarian language script. When Bulgaria joined European Union Cyrillic was third important alphabet used in Europe.

Aa

Bb

Vv

Gg

Dd

Ee

ZH zh

Zz

Ii

Yy

Kk

Ll

Mm

Nn

Oo

Pp

Rr

Ss

Tt

Uu

Ff

Hh

Tsts

Chch

Shsh

Shtsht

Aa

Yy

Yuyu

Yaya

Bulgarian Vowels

Language has eight vowels which can be further divided into three forms. This vowels are distinguished from each other through their distinct pronunciations. One semivowel which is an equivalent to English vowel ‘y’ I also s present in Bulgarian language.


    

Front
    

Central
    

Back

High
    

и /i/
    


    

у /u/

Mid
    

е /ɛ/
    

ъ /ɤ/
    

о /ɔ/, /o/

Low
    


    

а /a/, /ɐ/
    



Bulgarian Grammar

Bulgarian speech can be divided into two main types mutable and no mutable. There is great grammatical variation in mutable part of speech where is there is no variation in immutable one

Nouns, Adjectives, numerals pronouns and verbs form part of mutable groups where as immutable ones are adverbs, preposition, interjections, conjunctions and particles of language

Nouns and adjectives have gender, case and defined structure and number. Thus adjective and pronouns agree with nouns and numbers in gender. Pronouns also are in number and gender.

There are three genders in Bulgarian language masculine, feminine and neuter. One can find out the gender noun by the way the word ends. Noun ending in consonants eg grad which means city ors in which is son are masculine. Noun with a and ya are feminine zhena which means woman or dastherya which means daughter. Nouns ending in ‘e’ and ‘o’ are neuter like dete which is child ezero meaning lake. Its difficult to know the genders in plural forms.