How does Bulgarian sound to you?

[Kamal900]

sounds like a exotic russian.

[Zaycev]

It's just my opinion and the opinion of many other Yugoslavs who some times say Bulgarians speak broken Serbocroatian.

It can be hardly broken serbocroatian when the bulgarian language, unity and state existed for much longer than any yugoslavs-states combined
You fucking yugoslavian mountaindweller reject

[morski]

Ur mom, Zaycev, keep it civil fellas, you swear like Yugoslavs.

[Trun]

Ur mom, Zaycev, keep it civil fellas, you swear like Yugoslavs.

I haven't used any mother's genitals, neither have I sweared God

[Machete]

What is "Romance-Macedonian"? Vlach?

romance or vlach the same, yes macedonian.

[Styrian Mujo]

It can be hardly broken serbocroatian when the bulgarian language, unity and state existed for much longer than any yugoslavs-states combined
You fucking yugoslavian mountaindweller reject

Look it's just the opinion of Yugos, and on the subject of unity Bulgarians had the luck of being ruled over by only one empire (and then Serbian imperialists went and fucked it up) and you were mostly of orthodox and muslim religion while Serbocroats where ruled over by 2 empires and were devided by 3 religions.

[Lemon Kush]

Look it's just the opinion of Yugos, and on the subject of unity Bulgarians had the luck of being ruled over by only one empire (and then Serbian imperialists went and fucked it up) and you were mostly of orthodox and muslim religion while Serbocroats where ruled over by 2 empires and were devided by 3 religions.

Don't listen to these haters. Serbo-Croatian is a badass language.

[Shkembe Chorba]

Look it's just the opinion of Yugos, and on the subject of unity Bulgarians had the luck of being ruled over by only one empire (and then Serbian imperialists went and fucked it up) and you were mostly of orthodox and muslim religion while Serbocroats where ruled over by 2 empires and were devided by 3 religions.

[swagcore]

is sound just like albanjan.

[Nurzat]

has a bit of a Greek feel to it, not in phonetics but in rhythm. I understand many words in its written form, and much of it overall when written, except when there's a lot of verbs, which are so different to East Slavic, but spoken I don't understand much, anyway I cannot follow it. it's basically Slavic words over Balkan (Thraco-Dacian?) grammar