As an American, that has lived in Bulgaria, I have a love for the country and the people. When I think of our village, I think of the faces of the people who have become so dear to me. They welcomed me with open arms and I was invited by the ladies to partake in their traditions. They are kind. loving, good-hearted people. Bulgaria will always be a part of me. Written by: Spanky's Mom.
As a Lebanese that has had the honor to work alongside Bulgarians, I have nothing but admiration for Bulgarian People. I really admire how polite and well mannered they are. I visited Bulgaria twice I honestly felt like I was in Paradise especially in the spring. I love and admire the amazing beautiful people of Bulgaria, 🇱🇧❤️🇧🇬 Zdrasti from Lebanon! 🇱🇧
In spite of the monotonous way of speaking of this dude, what he says is very interesting for those of us wanting to know more about Bulgarian culture.
We are also very proud that our church has never had inquisition, has protected the Bulgarian Jews from deportation in camps, has non political role or child abuse cases.
@@someinteresting Idk, haven't heard or read anything about child abuse by church members in Bulgaria. Homosexuality and even I remember one of them was caught in a dating app as well, but definitely nothing about child abuse.
khan krum the law writer, a ruler of the first bulgarian kingdom in the late 8th and early 9th centuary led war with an emperor of the Byzantine empire/ east roman empire. The emperorr attack Bulgaria and sacked some settlements and khan krum sent him a letter which said to take whatever they sacked and leave. the byzantines didn't listen, attack and torched the capital Pliska, masacred the population and started going home to Constantinopol. then they were ambushed in a passage in the balkan mountain and khan krum killed the emperor, afterwards he turned his head into a cup with precious metals and gems from which he drank. such a badass
Hi. I have got a question if I may. How can you get a full medical cover in Bulgaria if you move form EU for example from Poland? Should I talk to a lawer or speak to the Bulgarian Health Department? Thank you
Ohhh yes, New Year is like war zone. Last New Year me and my friends we made something like trenches and started throwing "piratki" at each other. ( Do not recommend) 😄
@@piccalillipit9211 The LDS gang has a term, "mission", that describes the missionaries aim to provide service, teach religious lessons, and support local communities. So that is why this guy is here. In Sofia they adverse advertise themselves as a hub for language learning. The missionaries go through a pretty rigorous language learning process themselves and try to obtain converts by hosting 'free' language exchange sessions. Scam? Probably not, but yes odd...
People have fun and some traditions different of yours, so your conclusion : "lost souls " AAAHAHAHA 😀😀😀🤦♀️ ps. You don't want to know what French are thinking about everything 🇨🇭 😂😂😂😂😂
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I'm impressed with the amount of respect to detail.
As an American, that has lived in Bulgaria, I have a love for the country and the people. When I think of our village, I think of the faces of the people who have become so dear to me. They welcomed me with open arms and I was invited by the ladies to partake in their traditions. They are kind. loving, good-hearted people. Bulgaria will always be a part of me. Written by: Spanky's Mom.
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As a Lebanese that has had the honor to work alongside Bulgarians, I have nothing but admiration for Bulgarian People.
I really admire how polite and well mannered they are.
I visited Bulgaria twice I honestly felt like I was in Paradise especially in the spring.
I love and admire the amazing beautiful people of Bulgaria, 🇱🇧❤️🇧🇬
Zdrasti from Lebanon! 🇱🇧
Im British living in Bulgaria - Lebanon is a place I really want to visit.
In spite of the monotonous way of speaking of this dude, what he says is very interesting for those of us wanting to know more about Bulgarian culture.
We are also very proud that our church has never had inquisition, has protected the Bulgarian Jews from deportation in camps, has non political role or child abuse cases.
The last is sadly a bit shaky, though. But it is true there are very few.
@@someinteresting Idk, haven't heard or read anything about child abuse by church members in Bulgaria. Homosexuality and even I remember one of them was caught in a dating app as well, but definitely nothing about child abuse.
@@nip.6112 Yes, the guy was another one from the monastery, I think, and he wasn't underage, also.
"Firecrackers on steroids" I like that
'the fireworks are like bombs " 😂😂😂
Yes nice job bravo from New York 💪🏻❤️🇧🇬
“Мартеници (Martenitsi)”
the captions: *”Martin C, Martin Itza, Martini tea, Martin eats, Martin été”*
khan krum the law writer, a ruler of the first bulgarian kingdom in the late 8th and early 9th centuary led war with an emperor of the Byzantine empire/ east roman empire. The emperorr attack Bulgaria and sacked some settlements and khan krum sent him a letter which said to take whatever they sacked and leave. the byzantines didn't listen, attack and torched the capital Pliska, masacred the population and started going home to Constantinopol. then they were ambushed in a passage in the balkan mountain and khan krum killed the emperor, afterwards he turned his head into a cup with precious metals and gems from which he drank. such a badass
There is a older legend which explains about Martenica
Hay, I think I know you! Have you been in Plovdiv, Bulgaria?
Our house Independence Day is 22nd of September 1903. 3rd if March is when half of our country was first freed from slavery
3 March 1878
*1908
About Martenica it is totally different the reason of white and red
americans: let me tell you about your country
Hi. I have got a question if I may. How can you get a full medical cover in Bulgaria if you move form EU for example from Poland? Should I talk to a lawer or speak to the Bulgarian Health Department? Thank you
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Ohhh yes, New Year is like war zone. Last New Year me and my friends we made something like trenches and started throwing "piratki" at each other. ( Do not recommend) 😄
*I MET THIS GUY IN BURGAS* he is a Mormon I believe...?
yah in a 'mission' - a real foolish endeavor in BG
@@yanbu000 TBH they never seemed very "mission" orientated. They just walked around Burgas chatting to people
@@piccalillipit9211 my experience has been different than what you have observed
@@yanbu000 Maybe these were just very unmotivated missionaries LOL
@@piccalillipit9211 The LDS gang has a term, "mission", that describes the missionaries aim to provide service, teach religious lessons, and support local communities. So that is why this guy is here. In Sofia they adverse advertise themselves as a hub for language learning. The missionaries go through a pretty rigorous language learning process themselves and try to obtain converts by hosting 'free' language exchange sessions. Scam? Probably not, but yes odd...
Exactly what I hated from Hungary: name days & such stuff. Simply something for absolute lost souls. 🇨🇭
People have fun and some traditions different of yours, so your conclusion : "lost souls " AAAHAHAHA 😀😀😀🤦♀️ ps. You don't want to know what French are thinking about everything 🇨🇭 😂😂😂😂😂
name day is big fun,why you hate,bulgarians love holidays,more,re better hihihimore rakia :)
why is he wearing eyeliner? is this a trans thing?
Jealous? Is he triggering your insecurity or conditioned hate? Oh boo hoo you...
Bruh. I think that's the lighting- Also if it was eyeliner what's the problem with that lol.
Huh? He just has a lot of eyelashes