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Eastern Bulgarian language
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Eastern Bulgarian language

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  • Slavic languages: distribution in Europe
    Slavic languages
    / The Eastern subgroup: Bulgarian and Macedonian

    …major groups of Bulgarian dialects: Eastern Bulgarian, which became the basis of the literary language in the middle of the 19th century, and Western Bulgarian, which influenced the literary language. Bulgarian texts prepared before the 16th century were written mostly in an archaic language that preserved some features of both…

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    …major groups of Bulgarian dialects: Eastern Bulgarian, which became the basis of the literary language in the middle of the 19th century, and Western Bulgarian, which influenced the literary language. Bulgarian texts prepared before the 16th century were written mostly in an archaic language that preserved some features of both…

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