Bulgarian Course
This course is a real find and helpful for all stages from beginners to advanced.
It costs nothing but the effort to download the textbook for each section and then the sound files for each lesson.
Starting from the beginning, I am absolutely delighted that it works in a functionally useful pattern. I am learning past tense structures from the start and the sound files stop me from stressing about getting the pronunciation wrong.
I'll be blogging as I learn but expect it will still be erratically as I am swamped with work and grateful for it LOL
This Bulgarian course was developed by the U.S. government for use of diplomats abroad.
If it is too difficult to access and download the materials, several sellers are offering it on ebay on disc so you must expect to pay a bit for their time and effort in downloading it for you.
But remember it costs nothing so don't pay anyone far too much for it, though I think it is worth a lot compared to some courses I have seen.
Back in a month when I hope to have completed much of Level One.
About Me
- Anne Duguid Knol
- A copy editor for Suite 101.com in the Noughties, and Associate Editor of Inkwell Newswatch, Annie is now a freelance editor with two of the best Indie publishers in Canada and the U.S. An internet addict from way back, she is now trying to get some focus on improving what she likes doing best--maths, music, learning languages, reading and writing for a living.
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I have visited Bulgaria and found it lovely, and the people were charming. We especially likefd a little family run restaurant tucked up in the mountains above Sophia.
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