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{{Short description|Bulgarian writer and translator}} ...ndgren|Astrid Lindgren's]] children's book "[[Karlsson-on-the-Roof]]" into Bulgarian. ...

She studied at a [[German language]] school in Sofia and graduated in Bulgarian and Russian Philology at the [[Plovdiv University]]. [[Category:20th-century Bulgarian poets]] ...

{{Short description|Bulgarian scholar}} ...{Langx|bg|Константин Преславски}}) was a medieval [[First Bulgarian Empire|Bulgarian]] scholar, writer and [[translator]], one of the most important men of lett ...

{{Short description|Bulgarian politician}} [[Category:21st-century Bulgarian politicians]] ...

{{Short description|Bulgarian poet, critic and translator (1904–1978)}} ...garian]] [[poet]], [[critic]] and [[translator]]. He was among the leading Bulgarian poets of the 1920s and 1930s. Dalchev was also a prominent translator of po ...

{{Short description|Bulgarian scholar}} | birth_place = [[First Bulgarian Empire|Bulgarian Empire]] ...

As a translator from Esperanto, Russian, German, English, Bulgarian and French to Ukrainian, she adapted works by authors of the likes of [[Vi [[Category:Translators to Esperanto]] ...

{{Short description|Bulgarian writer (1863–1897)}} {{Expand Bulgarian|topic=bio|Алеко Константинов|date=July 2011}} ...

{{Short description|Bulgarian poet}} ...isaveta Bagryana (fragment from a photo, made before 1939). <small>Source: Bulgarian Archives State Agency</small> ...

...llage of his mother, [[Vishovgrad]], Petko saw nightingales (''slavey'' in Bulgarian), which impressed him so much that he decided to change his family name to ...nbul in 1871 and was of great importance for the establishment of the east Bulgarian vernacular as the common one. ...

...)</ref> Alex's crime fiction was translated into 13 languages: Belarusian, Bulgarian, Czech, Lithuanian, Latvian, German, Russian, Romanian, Serbo-Croatian, Slo [[Category:English–Polish translators]] ...

{{Short description|Bulgarian poet and writer}} | language = Bulgarian ...

...ssian language|Russian]], [[Hebrew language|Hebrew]], [[Bulgarian language|Bulgarian]], and [[Czech language|Czech]]. His essays deal with environmental problem [[Category:Translators from Swedish]] ...

...'lernu!''. It was assisted by several designers and programmers. Dozens of translators used a specially-made online translation system to make the website availab ...ainian language|Ukrainian]]; a further five languages—[[Bulgarian language|Bulgarian]], [[Serbo-Croatian|Croatian]], [[Czech language|Czech]], [[Indonesian lang ...

...and gave impetus to the opening of similar schools in other cities in the Bulgarian lands. Its graduates are some of the most prominent Revival educators such ...stern Thrace]] to [[Romania]]. Among its graduates are some of the leading Bulgarian intellectuals and public figures such as [[Aleko Konstantinov]], [[Nikola M ...

| occupation = Bulgarian–German writer, translator and publisher ...nsliterated as '''Ilya Troyanov'''; born 23 August 1965 in [[Sofia]]) is a Bulgarian–German writer, translator and publisher. ...

|image=Theophylact the Bulgarian.jpg ...]] by the [[Eastern Orthodox Church]]). He won the respect and love of the Bulgarian people who witnessed his labors on their behalf.<ref>[[Dimitri Obolensky]], ...

{{Short description|Bulgarian writer (1830–1893)}} | language = [[Bulgarian language|Bulgarian]] and [[Greek language|Greek]] ...

...arian Literature in a Nutshell |url=https://flybynightpress.com/2024/01/26/bulgarian-literature-in-a-nutshell/ |access-date=2024-11-19 |website=Travel Europe Th Notable modern Bulgarian works of literature are ''[[The Peach Thief]]'' by [[Emiliyan Stanev]], ''S ...

...ian, Russian, Spanish, Slovene, Croatian, Polish, and [[Bulgarian language|Bulgarian]]).<ref name="MKM"/> ''The Seven Churches'' was the first of a loose trilog [[Category:English–Czech translators]] ...