1. Как се казваш? Солонго Намжилсурен 2. Какво означава името ти на монголски? Дъга 3. На колко години си? На 23. 4. От колко време живееш в България? 6 години вече. 5. Как реши да се преместиш тук? Заради родителите ми. Първоначало не исках да дойда тук, но сега виж какво стана хаха! 6. Бързо ли… Read More 99 Sokos: Part I
On the night before the 1st of July something amazing happens in Bulgaria… * We, the Bulgarians, are a special kind of animals. A few days before the 1st of July we all pack up a T-shirt or two, take our backpacks and hit the road. Some of us start their cars and take the high road. Some… Read More Bulgaria celebrates July morning
To Cherepish and back The walk to Cherepish monastery is not for everyone. It is mostly for those who love nature, peace, tranquility. For those who want to escape and get away from the chaos and madness of everyday life. For the fans of inner peace, for the fans of mountains, rivers and forests. For… Read More To Cherepish Monastery and back
Traveling from the airport to the city center of Sofia is both easy and cheap. Did you know that? Yes? No? Maybe? You know what?! I would rather tell you, so you can- DO IT LIKE A LOCAL, DO IT LIKE A DUDE So, how can you reach the city center of Sofia? (without getting on a fake taxi,… Read More Traveling from the airport to the city center of Sofia
Hey-ho-hey, dear bloggers! I would like to ask you something today: Do you have the equivalent of the word “aylak” in your language and if yes, what is it? Aylak is a frequently used word in Bulgaria. The word itself actually comes from Turkish and means a person without a job, an unemployed. In Bulgaria… Read More Aylak – do you have that word in your language?
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