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Thank you so much was quite helpful

Thanks - do you know if the 'shared bathroom with five people ; means one bathroom 5 people as it might be a bit cramped (asking for my son )

This is so useful as i'm a medicine applicant in the UK who is considering studying at Bulgaria.

Hi guys. happy to see more and more people talking about studying in my home town , small correction Sofia is the capital and there's no beaches and stuff like that there ( swimming pools KEKW) sea side is in Varna and Burgas yee thx once again and gl.

Hi May I kindly ask what Agency your sister used to apply to uni in Bulgaria please?

Amen 🙏. Thank you for sharing this! Girl sing that song, your voice is amazing ❤️

Thank you so much for sharing

You're lovely girls, I'm glad your sister had a good time in Bulgaria :)

Go back Turkey

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Wordd! Ma pe mi ‘orobo’ it’s not my name! 😭🤣

Thank you !!!!

Hi :) Are there any events organised in Freshers Week to meet and greet or are they all clubbing nights? Thanks!

“Next year boyfriend😭”

Love this!!! You seem so genuine and lovely!! ❤️xxx

Which agency did you go with? Thanks

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"Patricia!" looool

"It's a little bit leave it" looool

So helpful ❤️

This will always be a highlight! More nights like this pleaseeeeeee

I am going through a similar situation; thank you for sharing! God is good!

Love this series

You're so entertaining! And love your authenticity

This is deffo one of my favourites from your channel!

Hi. I loved the content so much. I have been trying to research for a RUclips video that really breaks down the ideas in this video.Your breakdown actually is like the content from Dr. Ethan. Dr Ethan's tips are educational and I actually learned a lot for my school. He is a cool Dr in the UK! Go watch his page out and give the health enthusiast a subscribe! ➡️ #DrEthanEducational

Oooh first to comment !!!!

Thanks girl! <3

amazing !

Absolutely love the transparency and authenticity of this video! Such a beautiful black woman!

You're a gorgeous young black woman!!

The silence made this even funnier! Didn't want it to end haha

I've laughed too much today!!! Love this challenge!

Love you guys!!! I definitely have too many tabs open! loool

She's backkkkkkkk!!

Your skin looks flawless! Love the relaxed glam, you are stunning.

In Plovdiv I was the only black person for 2 days. It's one of the oldest towns in Europe, so they're not really use to seeing others. But of all my Bulgarian visits, never encountered racism. The people are very kind

What’s the best accommodation for black peoples ,please

Hey x how were the employability and do you have a graduate job in law x

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Beautiful

Interesting video. We wish your sister well and successful in her studies. We share similar experiences of living in Bulgaria but have never looked back

The word is a bit different and a lot of people get it confused if u hear the word naturally it's racist but if u hear negar it's nothing bad. We use that word because the other 2 words are not anything u wanna call someone like "chernilka " A chernilka is something that's erm from a chimney so we don't want to use that cause in our language to call someone that is really bad some people may use it if they don't feel comfortable to say the other word but just a heads up😀😃, I hope u enjoy bulgaria and we are very proud that you have found our beautiful country. Ur officially a slav now 😁

A warm welcome from a Bulgarian (living in Canada). I'm considering moving back though, would be a crazy change, been in Toronto since I was 11 (37 now).

Beautiful words on the balcony!

It's kind of weird with the n word in Bulgaria because the alternative isn't very good either. That is, if you're referring to the Bulgarian version of it, not the English one. "Black" people just doesn't sound as good in Bulgarian as it does in English. Some people see the Bulgarian version of the n word as a more neutral and respectful word than our word for black, since it doesn't have the same historical negative context that the word "black" does. Kind of the reverse of how it is in English. Not that some people aren't racist, but Bulgaria hasn't had much contact with black people outside of the last 30 years (and you can see even still it's not a lot), so the n word is not something you'd ever hear except for the very rare situation where you'd need to refer to black people. By contrast terms like "black", "blackening", etc. are common and have historically been used to refer to our Ottoman oppressors and the Ottoman yoke (which lasted until the late 1800s), forced religious conversions, cultural suppression, etc. and as an insult and negative connotations in various ways. It never referred to black people or race, but it can still sound negative to a lot of people when you call a black person that. It's actually a bit more complicated since it was also used positively to refer to dark haired/eyed people, but it depends on the context. ANYWAY, there's lots of complicated history in Bulgaria that is very different than Western Europe. Unfortunately a lot of Bulgarians just don't have a good understanding of why people are offended by the n word or the extent of the history behind it, but hopefully that will improve as more black people study and live in Bulgaria and they are more exposed to them. I'm not sure what word should be the politically correct one in Bulgaria though as neither of the two feels right. I hope this didn't come off as disrespectful or anything, I'm not trying to tell you how to feel, just giving a little bit of cultural background that most foreigners don't know. :)

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Thoroughly enjoyed this video. Glad you got a holiday. Might have to add Bulgaria to my list of places to visit!

Lucky you!! Plovdiv is one of the Oldest continually inhabited cities in all of Europe, so much History there! It looks beautiful as do you in this video!

What degree did u study?