Bulgarian language for foreigners

Have happy holidays!

🎄Весели празници от Little Treasures 🎁

Happy Women's day to all wonderful ladies!

Днес е Mеждународният ден на жената, който се провежда ежегодно на 8 март, за да отпразнува постиженията на жените в историята и в нациите. Той е известен също като Деня на ООН за правата на жените и международния мир. Или както ние си го знаем - Денят на Мама и жената.
Споделете своите лични постижения и мотивирайте с тях младите момичета!

These are the tulips in front of the national theatre in Sofia, I made the photo just the other day.
Лалетата пред народния театър [waletata na narodnia teatyr] the tulips in front of the national theatre
'Y' to be read like U in CUT

Под пара съм!

People, people, gather around its time for me to throw around some wisdom (not mine though) an old proverb says:

В чужда манджа сол не туряй.

[v chujda manja sol ne turiai] – LITERARY In another’s dish do not put salt.

Meaning Don't mess with another's person's business.

Deep, right?

*J to be read like ''S'' in pleaSure

People, people, gather around its time for me to throw around some wisdom (not mine though) an old proverb says:

В чужда манджа сол не туряй.

[v chujda manja sol ne turiai] – LITERARY In another’s dish do not put salt.

Meaning Don't mess with another's person's business.

Deep, right?

*J to be read like ''S'' in pleaSure

Christmas!

Due to the new changes of Facebook ( don't worry this is not the wide spread spam) business pages no longer show up on your feed unless the owner pays for status updates. Since this page is entirely voluntary and free I don't spend any money on advertising. If you want to still receive my updates (however rare they are now) you'll want to change your settings. One thing that seems to help is adding pages to your feed reader. Just 'liking' a page isn't enough any more. You'll need to make sure you're following. If you look on the sidebar of your feed page, you'll see something called 'pages feed'. The pages you've liked and chosen to follow should show up in that.

In Bulgarian we'd say: ''Вали дъжд.''
Which literally translates into: ''It's raining rain.''

Let's warm up a bit with a bit of ...