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Society, 1994
Arriving in a country without much previous knowledge about it can be an advantage, even from an intellectual point of view. As I had never been to Bulgaria and had met very few Bulgarians in my life I armed myself with a reasonable amount of travel literature for the plane ride from Copenhagen to Sofia.
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Arriving in a country without much previous knowledge about it can be an advantage, even from an intellectual point of view. As I had never been to Bulgaria and had met very few Bulgarians in my life I armed myself with a reasonable amount of travel literature for the plane ride from Copenhagen to Sofia.
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To the Sources of the Bulgarian Words in the Bulgarian Etymological Dictionary
Bulgarski Ezik i Literatura-Bulgarian Language and Literature, 2021The article deals with the origin of the Bulgarian vocabulary according to the multi-volume Bulgarian etymological dictionary, one of the main nationally significant projects of the Institute for Bulgarian Language at the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences.
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BulQA: Bulgarian–Bulgarian Question Answering at CLEF 2005
2006This paper describes the architecture of a Bulgarian– Bulgarian question answering system — BulQA. The system relies on a partially parsed corpus for answer extraction. The questions are also analyzed partially. Then on the basis of the analysis some queries to the corpus are created.
Kiril Ivanov Simov, Petya Osenova
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The case of the bulging Bulgarian
The British Journal of Radiology, 1986A 67-year-old Jewish male born in Bulgaria was admitted because of progressive swelling of the abdomen and both legs. The patient gave a history of recurrent orogenital ulceration, arthralgia and pustular dermatitis for the past 10 years. The relevant physical examination revealed severe oedema of both legs with trophic skin changes and ulcerating ...
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The Evidenciality of Bulgarian Verb in Learning Bulgarian as a Foreign Language
Chuzhdoezikovo Obuchenie-Foreign Language Teaching, 2023The main goal of the present work is to argue that in the teaching of Bulgarian as a foreign language, not only the indicative and the renarrative, but also the other two indirect evidentials – the conclusive and the dubitative – should be included. This is especially true for levels C1 and C2.
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2002
Abstract A phonological contrastive analysis is applied to identify deviations from the rules of transcribing some Bulgarian terms of English origin, which are presented in a table with their existing forms, etymologies, phonetic transcriptions, and recommended forms.
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Abstract A phonological contrastive analysis is applied to identify deviations from the rules of transcribing some Bulgarian terms of English origin, which are presented in a table with their existing forms, etymologies, phonetic transcriptions, and recommended forms.
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Bulgarian ergonomics revisited
Applied Ergonomics, 1982In his earlier and more intensive review of ergonomics in Bulgaria, the author concluded that this discipline was highly developed and enjoyed strong government support. It was found that the network of ergonomics activities across national, regional, and local industrial plant levels was perhaps the most highly organised and comprehensive extension of
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Secrets of the Bulgarian bacillus
The Lancet Infectious Diseases, 2002Probiotics have a venerable yet slightly flaky history that long pre-dates the epithet now used to describe them. The title of George Herschell’s Soured Milk and Pure Cultures of Lactic Acid Bacilli in the Treatment of Disease (Henry Glaisher, 1909) epitomises the concept well. Good bacteria can be used to combat bad.
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Islam and Christian-Muslim Relations, 2001
This article looks at the history of the Pomaks and the development of their identity as it has been and is perceived by themselves, by other Bulgarians and by the state. It identifies the political, economic, social and cultural pressures to which they have been subjected and points to an uncertain future in view of the volatility of the situation and
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This article looks at the history of the Pomaks and the development of their identity as it has been and is perceived by themselves, by other Bulgarians and by the state. It identifies the political, economic, social and cultural pressures to which they have been subjected and points to an uncertain future in view of the volatility of the situation and
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Bulgarian-English, English-Bulgarian Dictionary
The Modern Language Journal, 1993Christina Kramer, Ivan Tchomakov
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