Overview of the Bulgarian Course

The Bulgarian Course I & II is divided into 30 units, many of which are composed of dialogues, notes, and supplemental vocabulary. The course assumes the student has no prior knowledge of Bulgarian and is fully self-instructional. This means that while an instructor/native speaker was supposed to help teach the course, it is not imperative to learn Bulgarian. Volume I contains 23 CDs and a 496 page textbook or 1 DVD with all lessons on MP3 with the textbook in a PDF file format. Volume II contains 11 CDs and a 464 page textbook or the DVD option.

Unit 1: Getting Around, Greetings and General Phrases

Unit 2: Meeting People

Unit 3: Seeing the sights

Unit 4: What's your trade?

Unit 5: Let's talk about the weather

Unit 6: Review

Unit 7: Getting a Room

Unit 8: By car

Unit 9: Dinner

Unit 10: Shopping

Unit 11: Letter writing

Unit 12: Review

Unit 13: Stepping Out

Unit 14: Discussing the Play

Unit 15: The Post Office

Unit 16: The market place

Unit 17: Having people over for dinner

Unit 18: Verb Review

Unit 19: Going on a trip to the Rila range eighty Kilo's from Sofia

Unit 20: Visiting a Doctor

Unit 21: On the phone

Unit 22: In the country

Unit 23: Government

Unit 24: Review

Unit 25: Sports

Unit 26: Some information about Bulgaria

Unit 27: Culture

Unit 28: Parade. Military service

Unit 29: Bulgarian History: Tatar tribe of Bolgars, Volga river, Ural Mountains

Unit 30: Verb Review....Compound verbs

Bulgarian is an Indo-European language, a member of the Southern branch of the Slavic languages. Bulgarian demonstrates several linguistic innovations that set it apart from other Slavic languages. Bulgarian is closely related to Macedonian but generally regarded as a distinct language. Bulgarian is from the Balkan region and is spoken in Bulgaria, Ukraine, Moldova, the Western Outlands region in Serbia, Romania, Republic of Macedonia, Greece, Turkey, among emigrant communities worldwide by about 12 million total speakers.

The course assumes no previous knowledge of Bulgarian or any other Slavic language. It uses the Cyrillic alphabet that is taught through side-by-side presentation of English translations and phonetics. The course presents lessons in dialogues, drills, exercises, and English language narration.

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