Bulgarian (A2): Lesson 9A

In this almost timely lesson, we start talking about popular Bulgarian holidays and read a text about Christmas Eve.
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We are thankful to authors Radost Sabeva, Margarita Andonova and Zhana Zagorova for kindly allowing us to use their brilliant textbook, “Step by Step: Bulgarian Language and Culture for Foreigners (A2)”.
For learning resources linked to the course (including flash cards and tests):
quizlet.com/zhana_zagorova/fo... (kindly prepared and shared by Zhana Zagorova)
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Zhana Zagorova:
zhanazagorova.wixsite.com/bul...
Margarita Andonova:
languageworldma.com/

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[@billokello6830]

Happy New year. Nice to see Bulgarian on show again!

[@Monoglossia]

Happy new year! 😊

[@ajdaaltinoz818]

Happy new year 🎉 finally happy a new video came out thank you

[@Monoglossia]

Happy new year! All the best! Yes, we’ve now filmed a couple of videos and will be uploading them 😊

[@Cyclonus2377]

Late, I know. But Happy New Year! I hope you are having a good year so far! Честита Нова Година!

[@Monoglossia]

Happy New Year to you, too, all the best!

[@Cyclonus2377]

Oh, and I'm curious: Do Bulgarians typically celebrate Christmas on the 25th of December? Or on the 7th of January, in accordance with the Orthodox calendar?

[@Monoglossia]

Yes, the 25th. The Bulgarian Orthodox church follows the Gregorian (“western”) and not the Julian calendar - like for example Romania and Greece.