A Closer Look at Bulgarian: Comparison with Russian and Serbian

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In this video, we explore an interesting linguistic question: Is Bulgarian closer to Russian or Serbian? We’ll compare key aspects of the Bulgarian language with Russian and Serbian, looking at features such as grammar, vocabulary, and pronunciation. You’ll also hear examples in all three languages, with side-by-side comparisons to help you understand the similarities and differences.

What makes Bulgarian unique is its loss of the case system, the use of definite articles, and the absence of an infinitive verb form. These features, along with the influence of Turkish and Greek, set Bulgarian apart from other Slavic languages. Whether you're learning one of these languages or just curious, this video will give you insights into how Bulgarian stands in relation to its Slavic neighbors.

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