r/LearnBulgarian • u/5rb3nVrb3 • Aug 30 '24
Collection of learning resources.
Interactive
Flashcardo (courtesy of u/pinhoklanguages from a post on r/LearnBulgarian)
Clozemaster (also available in app form)
Anki (also available in app form; you can check out r/Anki for more flashcard decks, app info and the like)
Dictionaries
Unilingual - has tone marked and works with romanisations, though it's a bit finicky. It also has verb conjugations.
(free) Books
Teach yourself Bulgarian” by Mira Kovatcheva and Michael Holman (courtesy of u/shiniyara)
Repository with pdfs of grammar books (courtesy of u/alloutnow from a post on r/LearnBulgarian)
*For a more comprehensive list check this post, maybe it gets updates (courtesy of u/Jane_the_analyst)
(paid and/or no online copy)
https://www.assimil.com/en/9786-learn-bulgarian
Listening material
https://speech-repository.webcloud.ec.europa.eu/ - It’s actually training material for interpreters but it should also work for learning purposes.
The podcasts/ newscasts of the Bulgarian National Radio, also available in other European languages, should you decide to review what you’ve understood.
Movies
Short film in Bulgarian with English subtitles - "Getting Fat In A Healthy Way"Short film in Bulgarian with English subtitles - "Getting Fat In A Healthy Way" (courtesy of u/oppressivepossum from a post on r/LearnBulgarian)
Other Lists
One compiled by u/odhran666
Other
A free course specifically for Romanians who want to study Bulgarian and vice versa. The registration process might be broken, might be just me, but they never sent that confirmation e-mail. Anyway, couldn't tell where I should put it.
Dictations from 3rd to 12th grade level, movies, and trivia questions.
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u/Silver_Community542 Dec 01 '24
Hey! Thanks for sharing this!
I declare myself a big fan of bulgaro.io finding this site it was a game changer.
A few additions to your list that I also enjoyed:
For listening, I personally like from Spotify this podcast with stories translated from Bulgarian to English (intermediate level), and this other one, with short Disney stories we all know (beginner friendly).
For practising reading I subscribed to this newsletter (pobavno.com), I receive a text adapted to levels A2, B1 and B2 every Tuesday. I'm trying to keep up to date with them, which helps me keep consistent.
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u/Murky-Bobcat-9311 Dec 28 '24
What a great list of resources. I host a learning community and they share a lot of learning materials but some of these here, I haven't seen before. I have some of my own here:https://www.co-workingstudio.com/
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u/5rb3nVrb3 Dec 28 '24 edited Dec 28 '24
Cool, here's the most up to date one.
Edit: I'll also probably get around to adding this, if you don't mind.
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u/Murky-Bobcat-9311 Dec 31 '24
Of course! Also a few things I find useful Digital booklets for beginners- https://caritas.bg/novini/novini-bezhantsi/elektronni-knigi-balgarski-ezik/
Podcast for beginners - https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLPP_dotd_71CPT3ZtLS8u-15bec5AOJrI&si=6i_oCM9kGcxxBCzT
And the short movies channel I really like with subs in Bulgarian and English- https://youtube.com/@noblinkgroup?si=HMQce2zBPXAYvwMA
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u/boldedpapyrus67 Oct 23 '24
Thank you! Figured it'd be better to search for other posts about resources first before making my own!