
Master the Bulgarian alphabet, a Cyrillic script of 30 letters, learning each letter's sound and its latin-like forms, and practice reading and pronouncing words.
Practice Bulgarian pronunciation by reading words as spelled, mapping each letter to its sound. Observe borrowed words like бар and парк, and note there are no silent or double letters.
Master the Bulgarian first-person 'аз съм' for introductions, compare it with English 'to be', and practice with phrases like 'аз съм Джон' and 'турист съм'.
Explore the eight essential parts of speech in Bulgarian—nouns, adjectives, adverbs, verbs, prepositions, pronouns, conjunctions, and numbers—plus mutable and immutable forms.
Identify Bulgarian nouns by gender: masculine from consonant endings, feminine from endings in а or я, and neuter from е or о, with key exceptions.
Learn how articles attach as suffixes, using 'та' for nouns ending in a or я, 'то' for o or e, 'те' for plurals, and 'ът' or 'ят' for consonants; exceptions.
Explore nouns, adjectives, adverbs, and verbs in Bulgarian, noting noun gender, adjective agreement, and the definite article suffix, then review verb conjugation classes and adverb types.
Learn how to form yes/no questions in Bulgarian using the particle 'li', placing it before or after the verb, and using word order for emphasis with examples.
Learn Bulgarian pronouns across five categories—possessive, reflexive, demonstrative, indefinite, and negative—and see how possessive, reflexive, and demonstrative forms function in sentences.
Explore how Bulgarian possessive pronouns function as adjectives that agree in gender and number, forming мой, твой, негов, нейният, нашият, вашият, техният, and their definite forms with nouns.
Explore Bulgarian reflexive pronouns with verbs, including the full form себе си and the short forms се and си, and distinguish direct versus indirect objects by prepositions.
Explore Bulgarian demonstrative pronouns and their gender-specific adjective forms, from това/онова to този/тази and тези/онези, with practical examples. Learn how толкова expresses 'so' with adjectives and adverbs.
Explore the three core Bulgarian modals — искам, мога, трябва — and how да links to a finite verb, with subject omission and example constructions.
Learn essential Bulgarian hotel and stay phrases, from asking about available rooms to prices and reservations. Practice talking with receptionists about keys, check-in times, breakfast, room types, and payment options.
Explore Bulgarian cuisine, sample sentences about dishes like Shopska salad, banitsa, tarator, ayran, and moussaka, and learn phrases for ordering and describing food.
In this video you will find out which are the major Bulgarian cities, as well as some smaller ones which are interesting enough to visit, and will get ideas on what to do there.
In this video you will find out which are the most popular Bulgarian mountains, what is unique about each of them, how to get there and where to stay.
Bulgarian language is considered a fairly difficult language to learn, mainly due to its complex grammar and typical Slavic pronunciation. As with anything unfamiliar, it looks hard at first, until you understand the logic behind the language and learn the first 100 words.
Start speaking Bulgarian by learning the most fundamental grammar rules and using the most essential words and expressions
Detailed review of nouns, verbs, adjectives, adverbs, and pronouns
500+ words and expressions that you can use in everyday conversations
Variety of examples illustrating grammar principles in order to make them easier to grasp
Additional exercises for all topics with answers included
This is a native Bulgarian's guide to language specifics and a concise review of everything you need to know at the beginning of your Bulgarian language journey
Bulgarian is a Slavic language and is very different from English, or from any non-Slavic language. It is spoken mainly in Bulgaria, and also in neighboring Greece, Turkey, Serbia and Romania.
Learning Bulgarian provides an insight into a vast culture inherent to the Balkans region. This course is designed to provide the most essential knowledge needed for a great start.
Contents and Overview
This course contains more than 40 lectures distributed over 4 hours. It provides all fundamental grammar principles without dragging on about unnecessarily heavy concepts.
The focus of this course is putting into practice all new information in order to facilitate the learning process. The quizzes are an integral part of the course and should be completed for a thorough learning experience.
We will start with some basics, such as alphabet, pronunciation and distinguishing language features. Then, we will review all essential parts of the speech so that you know how to use them properly and how to form a sentence in Bulgarian.
You will also learn how to express more complex ideas using modal verbs and phase verbs. Finally, there is an entire vocabulary section which would be useful for your stay in Bulgaria.
After completing this course, you will be able to have basic conversations and use the most common words and phrases in Bulgarian spoken today.