The present article deals with the categories of GOOD and BAD as reflected in Bulgarian lexical system from Cognitive Linguistics point of view. The research is based on the view that the concepts of GOOD and BAD undoubtedly ...

The paper presents two periodicals – Náša glás and Literaturna misel – published after 1990 by the Bulgarian Catholics living in the Romanian part of Banat. The main aim is to discus the Banat Bulgarian language situation, ...

The paper provides an in-depth analysis of the theories of aspect and outlines the new tendencies in the research of aspectuality in the Slavic languages. It also shows a good number of their flaws concerning methodology. ...

The current paper examines one specific use of the cardinal numbers in the contemporary Bulgarian language. It concerns the cases when cardinal numbers function as pre-modifying quantifiers in relation to two (or more) ...

The presence of archaic vocals has been repeatedly mentioned in every description of the Rhodopean dialects. These vowel sounds are presented as preserved articulation characteristic of the sound system of the proto-Bulgarian ...

The article at hand explores the naming trends in the group of phraseological expressions in the Bulgarian language. Similes are characterized by a stable lexical composition, similarly to the rest of the phraseological ...

The paper presents some observations on the usage of pronouns in Bulgarian colloquial speech. The excerpted material is part of the archives of the Department of Bulgarian Language at Paisii Hilendarski University of Plovdiv ...

The intensification means high level of action or feature signified by a special word – a pronoun, a particle an adjective, an idiom,and accent. The paper observes the usage of the pronoun един (edin, one, an, a) as a means ...

Cultural memory is the collective consciousness of the past manifested in a specific cultural space, which is passed on through various forms of communication, such as rituals, paintings, letters, holidays, but also proper ...

In the year 1850 the almost unknown Thomas Michailovich Kralevsky published in Constantinople a French-Greek-Bulgarian dialogs and a small trilingual vocabulary. Alongside the French and the Greek texts, the Bulgarian part ...