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Now i know why russians sound like they are speaking backwards.

Mistakes evrywhere! :((

Имаме и Звателен падеж 🙂 И сме запазили 1 инфинитив, за най-важния глагол - Ибати! 😉

Пич, още в началото слизаш ниско долу и сваляш нивото, какъв "протобулгериън кълчър", бе чуек, не си ли научил, че няма такъв, а всички сме част от една трако-българо-славянска цивилизация...!? 🤦

different languages other than russian: ЄҐЇЂЉЊЋЏЍӘҒҢҚӨҰҮІҺЅЃЈЌЎ early cyrillic: ѢѲѴѪ russian: АБВГДЕЁЖЗИЙКЛМНОПРСТУФХЦЧШЩЪЫЬЭЮЯ

I've read there's even a few Thracian words in modern Bulgarian.

Magyar and bulgarian

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Maybe Serbo-Croatian? It uses the latin alphabet and seems easier.

Thanks Victor, for introducing some Bulgarian. I know a little Russian.

wait what about Э?

це ауе ј42црис фљит сенс М

On dirait un accent québécois! 😅

Хех, прикольно

Македонският език е западен български диалект... А наистина ли българският език е най-лесният от така наречените славянски? Имаме девет граматически времена и всевъзможни форми на глагола. От тази гледна точка българският има най-богатата глаголна система. Освен това има останали падежни форми в личните местоимения и в бройната форма. Според мен е трудно да се докаже или обобщава, че българският е най-лесен. Не че ако езикът е лесен, то той е по-лош от някой друг. И като контрааргумент, не защото се заяждам, защо някой да учи български, ако например иска да учи чешки? Граматиките нямат нищо общо и чехите пишат на латиница. Единствено по отношение на руския българският е предимство, защото той е езикът майка на руския.

I think Slovak language understands every slavic nation.very easy

I'm Greek and I love my bulgarski borthers :)

You need to get help. The way you are breathing, walking slowly is a huge concern.

There is only one cyrillic alphabet, the Bulgarian. The others just took it and made very little changes, some more some less. You can't take something, change it a little and call it your version when its another person or countries to begin with. What other slavs did is like installing personally made seats for a car and then claiming its your brand of car.

Why as a Bulgarian is he not mentioning that its Bulgarians who made the cyrillic alphabet and why is Bulgaria mentioned last in the description...why put your own country last when its already not mention when it needs to be?

Merci

Вери гуд видео. Лайкд ит Вери мач

Magnifique merci ! 🎉❤

98% of the words in Bulgarian are Slavic, we only know Turkish and Greek words, but we don't have Turkish and Greek in the official language, you are talking nonsense. Excuse me. Church-Slavic Old-Bulgarian, so Bulgarian is the purest Slavic language.

Bulgaria has nothing to do with the Ottoman Turks, Bulgarian has a little contamination with Turkish words. Don't mention it anymore, and this is "slavery" not "rule"".,

I love it so much❤🎉🎉 grat song

Such a great video. I'm Polish and sadly I don't u derstand almost anything in Bulgarian. I once saw a diagram that showed that from all Slavic languages Polish and Bulgarian are the most distant from each other. It also make sense when you look at the map....Anyway, thanks a lot. My grandfather came to Poland from Bulgaria and I seriously think about learning at least some basics and visit Bulgaria soon. Your video made me less terrified with the idea of learning some strange, distant language written with another alphabet. ❤

I love how u show the city and narrated about its history and all. By the way what's your name mate?

6:05 One sounds like the English business

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Hye from kerala 🌝

Some if the letters you mentioned are pronounced differently in Cyrillic languages. Щ, in Russian is just a longer sh sound and in Ukrainian и is pronounced as more if a polish y and Щ being pronounced as shch

1:20 bro wtf are those words 💀💀💀

Thanks to this brilliant video, I've learned to read the Cyrillic alphabet. Thanks a ton for the very well-made video!

You forgot Armenian. It also has a suffixed definite article. It sounds kind of like English "uh," you know, what you say when you don't know to say.

Българи тук ли сме

Спасибо хорошо

I am Bulgarian born naturalized American. I speak both languages fluently. Self- taught in English, but never knew all the specific terms used to describe the Bulgarian language. I was actually under the impression Bulgarian is a tough language to learn. I guess I was wrong. Excellent video.

Хелло

Abstract nouns are mostly feminine. Verbal nouns are always neuter.

Merci beaucoup 🎉

You kinda look like Tom Holland

I feel like I wanna play Space Invaders. I wonder why.🤔

You persuaded me to start learning Bulgarian!

I think the Macedonian language is even more simple then even Bulgarian....there are certain characters the Macedonian doesn't have, yet Bulgarian does

As a half Bulgarian, I liked hearing this

Bulgaria has a vast Turkish vocabulary, a phenomenon visible even at the level of basic, everyday words, which I find very interesting. Turkish seems to be very influential, making it easier for Turkish speakers to pick up the language, a point that needs to be emphasized if the topic is the easiness of Bulgarian, and if so, for whom.

great video though

паркет is not "parquette", it's parquet. Also French doesn't have word stress

SLAVA BULGARIA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!