Verbs in Bulgarian: Personal Pronouns, Present, Past and Future Tense

This is a short lesson on how conjugate verbs in the Bulgarian language.
Check out my lesson on how to read the Cyrillic script
so you can easily follow along:
• Learn the Cyrillic alp...
Timestamps:
00:00 - Intro
00:27 - The verb 'TO BE'
03:16 - The 3 verb groups
05:15 - Group 1 Present Tense
06:50 - Group 2 Present Tense
07:43 - Group 3 Present Tense
08:38 - Future Tense
09:28 - Past Tense
11:35 - Conclusion
13:19 - Outro
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[@HeroManNick132]

Also for the foreigners the tenses are total of 9 in Bulgarian: *Сегашно време - аз ходя; ти ходиш...* (I walk; you walk) *Минало свършено време - аз ходих; ти ходи...* (I walked; you walked...) *Минало несвършено време - аз ходех; ти ходеше...* (I was walking; you were walking...) *Минало неопределено време - аз съм ходил; ти си ходил...* (I have been walking, you have been walking...) *Минало предварително време - аз бях ходил; ти беше ходил...* (I had walked; you had walked...) *Бъдеще време - аз ще ходя; ти ще ходиш...* (I will walk; you will walk...) *Бъдеще време в миналото - аз щях да ходя; ти щеше да ходиш...* (I would walk; you would walk..) *Бъдеще предварително време в миналото - аз ще съм ходил; ти ще си ходил..."* (I would have walked; you would have walked...) Basically 1 Present Tense, 4 Past Tenses and 3 Future Tenses just to add.

[@EdingaHex]

you forgot another future tense because bulgarian has 4! Future tenses: Future Tense Future Perfect Tense Future in the Past Tense бъдеще предварително време в миналото (badeshte predvaritelno vreme v minaloto) - Future Preliminary Tense in the Past That last one can be described as past future perfect or future perfect in the past.

[@mariasteinhof]

That fact makes it even harder to motivate myself.

[@HeroManNick132]

Just for the foreigners to add. For "we" and "you" in plural we also have "ний" and "вий" but these are bit more old-fashioned, despite they are still used till today, especially "ний" in some songs in the literature. Just to let you know. :)

[@MvsicAdd7ct]

And also in spoken Bulgarian in certain regions, mainly in Eastern Bulgaria and central, north, just anywhere that's not near Serbia and North Macedonia and Sofia. At least I think so, could be wrong. Same thing for "играеш - играйш" - the e becomes y . But that's not in standard Bulgarian.

[@natanaeloliveira366]

That's what I call a masterclass! Thanks for the information provided here, I'll stay tuned for more content :)

[@pelinsugybakshova4412]

That was the most helpful video ever !!! Can't wait for more content. It was so impressive and encouraging. Thank you :)))

[@kirilhristov9024]

Продължавай да буташ брат!

[@attilathepun7983]

i am a huge lazy ass when it comes to learning new things but i will keep your channel close by when i finally decide to really delve into this

[@MrNiMo]

Хей, много благодария!

[@HeroManNick132]

благодаря* Small correction. :)

[@MrNiMo]

@@HeroManNick132 argh i am alway doing that mistake 😅

[@HeroManNick132]

@@MrNiMo Well, now you know and you can edit it...

[@NaldinhoGX]

Oh, you're back! 😃

[@mika_selflove6724]

Amazing! thank u!!! It would be great to see a video with the most popular verbs used in different scenarios.

[@ja100222]

Great work! Thank you : )

[@klmnsrokqhegsb]

Thank you so much, slavic Tom Holland :'v

[@loosehuman]

Thanks to your videos, I am learning Bulgarian and discovering more about your beautiful country. Thank you and please let me know how I might leave a tip.

[@rickperry2145]

This is very helpful. I like it and saved it. However, it went kind of fast and it's quite a bit of information for one video. It would also be cool to see some example whole sentences. And a cheat sheet would also be great.

[@sabtuchannel9590]

Thanks so much

[@tarekabdulrahman6150]

Amazing video honestly!

[@user-ql5um6sw8i]

Do you give lessons online?

[@ferdinandportland8563]

Interesting! There are some similarities with Russian, except in the past, that's a little different. Thanks for your content! See you in the next one!

[@HeroManNick132]

I mean Russian and Bulgarian both lexically are the closest languages to Old Church Slavonic so that's why you see many similarities. But gramatically they are completely different.

[@KamenDokov]

Малеее! Винаги съм мислил, че българският е ужасен за учене от чужденци.... 🙀Благодаря за възможноста да чуя на английски терминологията на БГ граматиката! 🥰

[@leonardofonseca3961]

Mersi.

[@Hedy415]

This video was the most helpful thing on youtube ever!! Thank you so much❤ i just have one question is the present tense for he/she/it the same as the past tense? Той гледа would be he watches and he watched?

[@verandi3882]

im speedrunning bulgarian language to understand Vasko Zhabata lyrics by heart and of course Azis songs

[@MvsicAdd7ct]

Lol 😂 And how's it going, are you still learning it?

[@ronseymour4976]

I found the pronunciation aspect of this presentation good but some of the details were glossed over. The definition of verb stem is mentioned but not defined. In addition to this only simplex verbs were used to demonstrate the futures tense, with no mention of the fact that if a verb has a perfective congener then this aspect should be used.

[@wietsehellinx559]

Do you make the sheets yourself with the grammar explanation

[@golyplot]

all done by me , I hope it was helpful :)

[@wietsehellinx559]

@@golyplot they help a lot my bulgarian has already improved. Cant wait for more content. Blagodarya

[@golyplot]

Small correction -> Аз ПеЯ Ти ПееШ Той/Тя/То ПеЕ

[@emirskrijelj992]

Се збунив тука :)

[@tarekabdulrahman6150]

How can I take online classes with you?

[@golyplot]

These are my online classes. For free :)

[@sabtuchannel9590]

Please help me to spell my name.... USANG

[@golyplot]

УСАНГ

[@stevemclaughlin2838]

You state there are no irregular verbs.. ok in your video you have the verb Sing.. the 3 tenses are all the same and do not use the normal forms...?

[@jassenjj]

Well, it is a mistake on the slide. The forms are: пея, пееш, пее, пеем, пеете, пеят.

[@pi3138]

go - да отида walk- ходя or вървя

[@svyatoslavtarasov1898]

Плохо понимаю английский. Можно на межславянском?