Bulgarian (A1): Lesson 2B

In this lesson we cover: "to be from" vs "to be in", questions "where" and "where from", introduction of third persons, more greetings, a reading comprehension exercise
We are thankful to authors Radost Sabeva, Margarita Andonova, Zhana Zagorova for kindly allowing us to use their brilliant textbook, “Step by Step: Bulgarian Language and Culture for Foreigners (A1)”.
These Bulgarian lessons are yours to enjoy for free. However, if you want to support our work, we would be very grateful. You may use the following link: paypal.me/alexandrestoupak1
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Zhana Zagorova: zhanazagorova.wixsite.com/bul...
Margarita Andonova: languageworldma.com/

[@guraymollaoglu650]

Здравейте. Благодаря ви много. С помощта на вашите видеа почнах да обучавам български на жена ми.

[@Monoglossia]

Здравейте! Това е чудесно! Благодарим за подкрепата

[@gustavokcam]

Здравейте!

[@Monoglossia]

Здравейте ☺️

[@user-xv5sx2yj6p]

Both of you are very cool and super perfect

[@Monoglossia]

Thank you, this is so kind of you! 😊

[@user-xv5sx2yj6p]

Thank you too for the beautiful lessons

[@user-xv5sx2yj6p]

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[@Keizuu12]

I was looking for bulgarian videos for so long. But most of didnt had any bulgarian lessons, didnt had anything useful. These videos are so helpful. Thank you. I can understand bulgarian better.

[@Monoglossia]

Thank you very much for your support! We're delighted to know that our videos are helping you learn Bulgarian 😊

[@Keizuu12]

@@Monoglossia blagodarya :) I wish there would be some B1 lessons too like that in youtube but there is not :)..If only you guys could make B1 lessons too after A1, A2 etc :D Would be very useful. Cause to be honest if you search bulgarian in google then its very difficult to find materials etc (or if u find something, then its not well explained and in these videos everything is well explained). Same with Estonian, where i am from. az sam ot estoniya lol. But i had a lot of fun to compare all kinds of words with my friend and we laughed a lot cause there are like words which u write similarly for example (pesen- song (in estonian pesen means wash but it exactly is "ma pesen - i wash..."- like u change the verb.. then karpa za liche- face towel...kinda similar :D when u dont write them in cyrillic.... karp means box in estonian and litse means bitches.. :D so in english it sounds like "box of bitches" :DD in a illogical way...i absolutely love word riba keremida in bulgarian :D cause all those words one by one mean complete different things :D riba is like strip of something (for example LED strips), kere is another word for "body" and mida means "what " in estonian :D

[@Monoglossia]

We'll surely keep this in mind, we do hope to reach more advanced materials after A1 😊 Cool, thanks a lot for the fun facts 😁 We also love looking for coincidences across languages and making jokes with them. We would love to learn more about Estonian one day, we hope to include a video about it in our 'Demo Lessons' series.

[@Keizuu12]

@@Monoglossia I can help with Estonian if neccessary :D

[@Monoglossia]

@@Keizuu12 Sure, if you feel inspired to present the Estonian langauge for our channel, please drop us a line on the email provided :) We'd be delighted. You can have a look at the playlist "Discover various languages (demo lessons)" to see how we've had languages presented before.