Bulgarian
Pronunciation: [bʌlˈɡɛr.i.ən]
Word
Context: "nationality"
(noun) a person from Bulgaria, which is a country in Eastern Europe. If someone says they are Bulgarian, it means they come from that country.
Example
Maria is Bulgarian; she was born in Sofia.
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Nina is not Bulgarian; she is from Greece.
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Is Ivan Bulgarian or from another country?
Context: "language"
(noun) the language spoken by people in Bulgaria. It's a Slavic language, different from English or Spanish, and has its own alphabet.
Example
She learned to speak Bulgarian so she could communicate with her relatives.
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He doesn’t understand Bulgarian; he only speaks English.
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Can you help me with some Bulgarian phrases?
Context: "origin"
(adjective) relating to Bulgaria, its culture, or its people. If something is described as Bulgarian, it means it comes from or is connected to Bulgaria.
Example
They enjoyed Bulgarian food during their visit to the restaurant.
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This dish is not Bulgarian; it is Italian.
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What makes this music sound Bulgarian?
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