Frescoe of Serbian Sv. Sava in Bulg Ortodox church

[Archduke]

He is not a Serb, but Bulgarian with Serbophilic tendencies, eventually pro-Serb Macedonian. But from what I remember he's Bulgarian.

I've checked his threads and his older nickname - dp93.

He's Bulgarian born in the USA and quite retarded. I remember him.

[Linebacker]

Oh shit its been dp93 all along. He is the one who I confused bimo with.

That guy was basically rejected by everyone at the time, Serbs, Albanians, Bulgarians, think the Macedonians tolerated him because he made anti-Bulgarian posts but they didn't accept him either.

[Lemon Kush]

He is not a Serb, but Bulgarian with Serbophilic tendencies, eventually pro-Serb Macedonian. But from what I remember he's Bulgarian.

Pshh what do you know, go speak your Serbian full with magyar and German loanwords that you like to call "Croatian"

[Varda]

Yeah, you confirm what I said in my previous post. You managed to make Eastern Serbia integral part of the country. Unlike Macedonia and Kosovo.

The original speech of Eastern Serbia (which very few people can speak today) is closer to Eastern Bulgarian than to standard Serbian.

But my point was different.

Torlakian speech of village Žlne https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Žlne



I understand 99% from video and I don't have any connection with eastern and southeastern Serbia. On the other hand Bulgarian standard is understandable for me about 2/3.

[Crn Volk]

https://faktor.mk/vo-bugarskoto-mnr-...ija-i-bugarite

Seems everyone is picking on the Bulgars

[PAGANE]

That's right, when you have nothing, you have not created anything, you resort to theft. Some are recognized

[Dušan]

Torlakian speech of village Žlne https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Žlne



I understand 99% from video and I don't have any connection with eastern and southeastern Serbia. On the other hand Bulgarian standard is understandable for me about 2/3.

Yes, this most eastern Serbian dialect is completly understandable to us most western Serbs.

[Varda]

Yes, this most eastern Serbian dialect is completly understandable to us most western Serbs.

It's clearly Serbian language. The vocabulary and way of speech are full Serbian, with few localisms specific for Torlakian area which are still understandable for western Serbs. Main difference towards the western Serbian speeches is accentuation of some words.

Speech of grandma from video which I posted is much more understandable to Serbian (and even to Croatian) than to Bulgarian users here.

[Vožd]

and it was always vasal state of Bulgaria or part of Bulgaria.

"Always" - few time in early middle age.

Like in the 14th century when they finally managed to create an "empire",

Which is result of Velbazhd battle, in that time Bulgaria had no war against Ottomans.

while the Byzantine empire and Bulgaria were busy with the Turkish invasion.

Velbazchd battle was 1330. and first Bulgar-Ottoman conflict 15 years later in 1345.

Another complex is that in the end of the 19th century, Serbia realized that the unification of Bulgaria would be much easier as all Bulgarian territories were part of the collpasing Ottoman empire,

If you referring on 1885. it was mistake.

while most of the real serb ethnic lands were part of Austria-Hungary.

Nope.

That's why they decided to steal "easy" territories from us. As a result, Serbia after 1913 was 50% Serbian, 50% Bulgarian, Vlach, Albanian

Serbia liberated Vardar Macedonia in 1913. from Ottomans, so deserved to annex it. Why Bulgarians wasn't liberated it earlier?

[Vožd]

The only foreign territory that you succeded to save is Eastern Serbia

How is it foreign? Most of today eastern Serbia was eastern part of Serbian Despotate, place where Serbian-Moravian art was "born", with a lot of very important Serbian fortress, moasteires etc. from Stefan Lazarević era like Manasija, Ravanica, Ljubistinja etc.