Difference Between Bulgarian and Russian 10

The pronunciation of Bulgarian is relatively close to that of Russian. Bulgarian words have stress, but the stress is not fixed on a syllable. When the form of the word is changed, the stress shift also occurs. Literary language has lost its former tonal stress in favor of free accents.

Bulgarian and Russian are both Slavic languages, and there are many old words with the same pronunciation, so you can guess 50% of each other. I know Russian and have watched the news on Bulgarian television. I can understand 50%, and if there is a text comparison, I can guess and understand even more. Ukraine.

Belarus, Russia, Romania, Serbia.

Even Poland. We can guess each other.

French and Italian both belong to the Latin family and can understand most of each other, but they may not necessarily be spoken. Portugal.

The same goes for people and Spaniards.

German and English are a little bit similar, but less than half of them can be guessed by 20%. The Nordic countries can also understand each other a little.

Differences: 1, it's Bulgaria.

The language loses the function of noun declension, resulting in a word order that is not as casual as in Russian, I love you, I love you can all be in Russian.

2.Bulgarian has some fewer letters than Russian, for example, there is no "i" in Russian.

Both languages are Slavic.

Judging by the time of formation, the Bulgarian language is older than the Russian language.

Both are written in the Cyril alphabet.

The source of the Cyril alphabet is Bulgaria.

Among the many Slavic languages, Bulgarian has the earliest record of the use of script (Cyril alphabet), at least earlier than Russian.

Overall, about 40% and 50% of the similarities between the two are the pronunciation of the words.

Bulgarian language: Bulgarian.

Bulgarian is a South Slavic branch of the Indo-European language family, a Southeast Slavic sub-language branch, which is intelligible with Macedonian and is the Republic of Bulgaria.

Official language. Users are mainly concentrated in the Balkans.

In Bulgaria and its environs, including Greece, Romania.

Hungary, Moldavia and Ukraine.

Some areas, as well as descendants in Western Europe, the United States, Canada, Australia, etc. It is used by about 10 million people, including one million second language speakers. Among the Slavic languages, Bulgarian has the oldest documentation.

Dialects:

Bulgarian has both Eastern and Western dialects. The western dialect can be divided into the northwest and southwest sub-dialects, and the eastern part can be divided into the northern, central and southern three dialects.

The standard language of Bolgari or Trojan is based on the first sub-dialect (Balkan sub-dialect) of the eastern part of Shenze. There are a total of 44 phonemes in the standard language.

It contains 6 vowels and 38 consonants.

Bulgarian is very similar to Macedonian, but it is very different from other Slavic languages, almost completely disappearing the inflection of the noun "case", as well as the inflection of the adjective case, and the use of certain grammatical components of the Balkan languages belonging to the other Balkan languages, which also gave rise to articles.

The Macedonian language is the Republic of Macedonia.

The official language. However, many Bulgarian scholars regard the Macedonian language as a dialect of Bulgarian and refuse to recognize it as a separate language.

Bulgarian is the official and lingua franca language, and Turkish is the main minority language.

Bulgarian is spoken <> Bulgaria. Bulgarian belongs to the Indo-European language family, Slavic language family, South Slavic language, a Slavic sub-language branch of the Southeast Dousen Bureau, and Macedonian can be intelligible, and its speakers are mainly concentrated in the Balchunrugan Peninsula, in Bulgaria and its surrounding areas, including Greece, Romania, Hungary, Moldavia and some of the Ukrainian air concession areas, as well as descendants in Western Europe, the United States, Canada, Australia and other places.

The Republic of Bulgaria, abbreviated as Bulgaria. It is a country in the southeastern Balkan Peninsula in southeastern Europe, bordered by Romania, Serbia, North Macedonia, Greece and Turkey, and bordered by the Black Sea to the east. The Thracians are the oldest inhabitants of Bulgaria.

In 681, the Thracians, Slavs and Ancient Bulgarians established the Slavic Kingdom of Bulgaria in the Danube Valley, known as the First Bulgarian Empire. It was occupied by the Byzantine Empire in 1018. The Second Bulgarian Empire was established in 1185.

Bulgarian is one of the many majors in Chinese higher education institutions, and the study of Bulgarian is mainly about learning the Bulgarian language, grammar, spoken language, as well as Bulgarian culture and history.

After graduation, you can work in foreign affairs, foreign trade enterprises, Bulgarian translation, international trade. You can also study abroad, or stay at the university as a Bulgarian language tutor with a good salary.

Bulgarian is spoken in Bulgaria.

Bulgarian is a South Slavic branch of the Indo-European Slavic language family, spoken by less than 10 million people worldwide. The Bulgarian language uses a Cyrillic alphabet that was coined in the 9th century by Kirill and Maidodi. The Cyrillic alphabet is also spoken in Russian, Ukrainian, Belarusian, Serbian, Macedonian, Mongolian, and other languages.

Bulgarian is close to Russian, but there is still a difference in the alphabet, and the two voices can still communicate with each other. In fact, many words are similar between Eastern European countries, and they can communicate simply.