Mësimi(s), gjuhë(s) dhe stereotip(e)

even if it bears similarities to russian, it is still very different with its own character, and even though it is true that some words can sound quite harsh to a western ear, others are very pleasant-sounding, and bulgarian has a significant poetic dimension.

i have met native and non-native french speakers, and i haven't witnessed (yet) any of the stereotypes mentioned. maybe foreigners learning the language seem to be more arrogant about it than the french themselves. i'm defending the french and still trying to prove the stereotypes wrong. at least, as long as i believe i am right about this. :)

because it really sounds very suitable to sing.

the sound of pronunciation is strange, unique, but much better than frogs.

because it's not true declensions (nominative, accusative, genitive) allow the speaker to explain things with fewer words than with a latin system, for example. it means that it's not at all a "non-elaborate" language.