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The Bulgarian language was the first language to transfer onto paper from the Slavic category. It was alphabetized in the 9th century on a chilling winter. The initial script contained Glagolitic alphabets, which are considered the dated version of the Cyrillic alphabets we see today.
The initial Bulgarian alphabets incorporated 30 to 40 Cyrillic alphabets in the dominant half of the 19th century. However, the modern Bulgarian alphabets were proposed by Marin Drinov in 1870, which limited the number of alphabets to only 32.
The upper and lower case Ѣ and Ѫ were removed from the Bulgarian alphabets during the linguistic reforms in 1945. Thus, reducing the number of alphabets to 30.
Out of the 30 alphabets, there are six vowels in Bulgarian alphabets. These are e, y, a, и, о, and ъ. The remaining alphabets are consonants.
Bulgarian alphabets represent certain sounds, too. These characters can be represented by two or more English letters.
| ч makes ch sound | ш makes sh sound, |
| щ makes sht sound | ю makes yu sound |
| я makes ya sound |
The character ь is not pronounced in the Bulgarian language.
The additional character Ѝ separates the letter и from Ѝ, which means her Ѝ is not a unique alphabet but rather a conjugation of И.
A Bulgarian noun has three genders; feminine, neuter, and masculine.
A Bulgarian noun has two numbers as well—singular and plural. The plural is derived by editing or removing the singular word form.
Adverbs in the Bulgarian language are created with Bulgarian adjectives by adding “o” at the end. The alphabet “e” is also affixed at the end to create adverbs. The adverbs in the Bulgarian language are very flexible as they can be placed anywhere in the sentence to make sense.
The Bulgarian language has nine categories of pronouns. These are personal, interrogative, possessive, reflexive, demonstrative, negative, summative, relative, and indefinite. Furthermore, these pronouns are also conjugated to represent gender, case, the certainty of action, and numbers.
Bulgarian is a South Slavic language that is spoken chiefly in Southeastern Europe. However, it is primarily spoken in Bulgaria. The list includes countries such as Serbia, Montenegro, Moldova, Romania, Turkey, and Ukraine.
There are seven million people living in Bulgaria. Since it is their official language, these people speak Bulgarian fluently. Furthermore, eight million people living in Europe, Canada, and the USA speak Bulgarian.
The language is tough to learn if you are an English speaker. However, if you are familiar with Slavic languages, you will likely learn Bulgarian quicker.
The language is categorized as complex because:
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