ja; ia (ya) – signifies sequence of soft consonant + -а-
yard
For further references please see
Alexander, Ronelle (with the assistance of Olga Mladenova). 2000. Intensive Bulgarian: A textbook and reference grammar, Volume 1. Madison: The University of Wisconsin Press.
Dear students,
Welcome to my classes online or in person!
Classes in Seattle will resume on two levels:
ADVANCED STUDENTS MEET EVERY FRIDAY
5:45 – 6:45 PM
at University Bookstore Café
4326 University Way, Seattle, WA 98105 https://www.ubookstore.com/
These students will use Intensive Bulgarian: A Textbook and Reference Grammar, Volume 2 by Ronelle Alexander (2000).
Starting October 4 (with a possibility of meeting on September 27)
BEGINNING STUDENTS MEET EVERY SATURDAY
10:00 – 11:00 AM
at University Bookstore Café
4326 University Way, Seattle, WA 98105 https://www.ubookstore.com/
These students will be using Стъпка по стъпка. Step by Step А1. Bulgarian Language and Culture for Foreigners by Margarita Andonova, Radost Sabeva, Zhana Zagorova (2017).
Classes are specifically designed to help Bulgarian music and dance lovers planning to attend Koprivshtitsa National Folk Festival, August 7-9, 2020 [Копривщица 2020- XII Събор на българското народно творчество https://www.bulgariatravel.org/article/details/402#map=6/42.750/25.380
Starting October 5.
Note: No classes on October 18-19 and November 22-23.
December dates: 6-7 and 13 (for both levels)
I am eager to begin a new chapter in Bulgarian language studies and discuss fascinating topics related to Bulgaria’s culture.
Here is a link for my September 2019 Kprivshtitsa album:
Поздравления към студентите в Сиатъл, които успяха да „преборят“ граматиката, представена в Intensive Bulgarian – Volume One и започнаха работа с Intensive Bulgarian – Volume Two:
А, Б, В, Г, Д, Е, Ж… БАБА ЖАБА ПОД ДЪЖДА, аnd much more…
Low-stress Bulgarian for non-Bulgarian adults in Seattle
Classes resume on September 21. They are offered every Friday from September to June.
Beginning level, 5:00 – 6:00 PM
Everyday expressions, idioms, helpful rhymes, folk songs… Well, some verb conjugations will not kill us.
Intermediate/advanced, 6:00 – 7:00 PM
Conversational Bulgarian in all tenses; Intensive Bulgarian 1&2 Textbook and Reference Grammar by Ronelle Alexander, with the assistance of Olga M. Mladenova (The University of Wisconsin Press)
Location: University of Washington district, Seattle. Please email me for the details: d.ivanova-nyberg@hotmail.com
Фиша иска да честити рождения ден на Фроги. Тя се обръща към него и му казва: Честит рожден ден, скъпи!
Фроги: Няма нужда…
Fisha wants to congratulate Frogi for his birthday. She turns to him and she says:
Happy Birthday, my dear! And here is Frogi’s response: No need. I have had a lot of these.
To congratulate: (да) честитя, (да) поздравя – Present Tense
Аз честитя
Ти честитиш
Той/Тя/То честити
Ние честитим
Вие честитите
Те честитят
Честит нов глагол! „Честито!“ (n) – generic congratulation