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Online Bulgarian lessons for kids: dinolingo.com Get fairy tales and storybooks in Bulgarian online or from your local library Children love shared reading time and regardless of language acquisition, they will always remember the time they spent with you reading books. Try to find books with good illustrations. Look at the pictures with your child,
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Bulgarian names usually consist of a given name, which comes first, then a second one – the father’s first name and then the third one (the family name) usually the grandfather’s first name. Traditionally Bulgarian given names might have Latin, Greek, Thracian, Bulgar or Hebrew origin. The idea of parents naming their child after an older
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Bulgaria is a very ancient country. Recently one of the oldest towns in the world has been found. This town dates back some 6500 years. Many tribes and people have left their mark on this Balkan country. The first people to leave lasting traces and cultural heritage throughout the Balkan region were the Thracians. Most
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The Bulgarian alphabet is called Cyrillic. The Cyrillic alphabet can trace its roots back to 886 AD. The brothers Cyril and Methodius have created it. By creating this alphabet they were trying to get rid of Latin alphabet from Rome. Initially the alphabet was rejected and accepted later after the Byzantines attack Bulgaria and forces
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The Bulgarian culture has been formed over many centuries. Bulgarian traditions root into the distant past and are connected with the history and the Orthodox Christian religion. Fire dancing is Old Bulgarian custom, which has been practiced in Strandja Mountain. Fire-dancers are getting ready all day for that dancing by staying closed in a chapel,
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Fun facts John Vincent Atanassoff, the inventor of the first electronic computer, belongs to Bulgaria. Bulgarian rose-oil , is a component of the world-famous perfumes. Bulgaria produces half of the rose oil in the world The oldest Golden treasure in the world was found in Varna. It is over 6000 years old. Peter Petroff, a
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Communication The Bulgarian gestures for “yes” and “no” often confuse people from other countries. For “Yes,” they shake their head from side to side. “No” is signaled by one or two nods up and down. It is like the opposite what we do. Bulgarians stand or sit closer together than Westerners. They speak in louder
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The sweetest fruit A father had three sons. He could not decide who deserved his inheritance after his death. So he called his sons, gave them a bag of gold and told them to go and find him the sweetest fruit. The one who would bring the most precious fruit would get the whole fortune.
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Festivals, holidays, Celebrations Kukeri (кукери) is a traditional festival or ritual in January to scare away evil spirits. Men in costumes perform the ritual. The costumes cover most of the body and include decorated wooden masks of animals and large bells attached to the belt. The kukeri walk and dance through the village to scare
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Bulgarian traditional clothing Many different costumes can be found within this relatively small country. Different regions have different traditional clothing. Men’s trousers can be white or black. They are worn with a white shirt , a wide, brightly colored sash, a hat made of black lambskin, leg wraps or knitted socks, and leather peasant sandals,
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Bulgarian cuisine Bulgarian dishes are similar to ones prepared in other Balkan countries. They share many recipes. Due to the warm climate and place to grow them Bulgarians eat many vegetables, herbs and fruits. They usually have a salad for every meal. A typical Bulgarian starts the day having Banica (баница) and some yogurt or
Bulgarian cuisine Bulgarian dishes are similar to ones prepared in other Balkan countries. They share many recipes. Due to the warm climate and place to grow them Bulgarians eat many vegetables, herbs, and fruits. They usually have a salad for every meal. A typical Bulgarian starts the day having Banica (баница) and some yogurt or boza
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