Golica 2

1 (VZh)       Are you from here?

from
here adv
interr clt
2sg pres cop clt

2 (a) [0:02]      What?

excl

3 (VZh)       Are you from here?

from
here adv
interr clt
2sg pres cop clt

4 (a) [0:03]      I was born here, and [came] here [to be] married.

here adv 1sg pres cop clt bear sg f P.part P
and
here adv 1sg pres cop clt marry sg f P.part P

5 (VZh)       From here [then]. And you, are you from here?

here adv
and
nom 2sg
interr clt
2sg pres cop clt
from
here adv

6 (b) [0:08]      We’re [both] from here.

from
here adv
1pl pres cop clt

7 (a) [0:09]      And that, that – this is his house here.

and
disc disc
and
[...]
this sg f adj
dat m 3sg clt
3sg pres cop clt
house sg f def here adv

8 (VZh)       Ah, that’s his house.

disc
this sg n adj
3sg pres cop clt
his sg f def adj house sg f

9 (a) [0:13]      Well –

disc

10 (VZh)       Ah.

disc

11 (a) [0:14]      the other one. There were a lot of houses in the old days,

other sg f def adj
and
this pl adj many adv house pl f one sg n adj time sg n

12 (a) [0:15]      [but] this is the only house left. The old-time houses

nom f 3sg this sg f adj house sg f only adv remain 3sg pres I one.time pl def adj house pl f

13 (a) [0:20]      were [even] worse this one.

from
this sg f adj more miserable pl adj 3pl impf cop

14 (VZh)       Uh huh.

bkch

15 (a) [0:22]      And each householder – seven or eight children, seven or eight, seven or eight,

but
seven eight child pl n each sg m adj person sg m seven eight seven eight

16 (a) [0:27]      seven or eight – [each one] had up to nine or ten children.

seven eight
to
nine
to
ten have 3sg impf I child pl n

17 (a) [0:31]      Now [they] just [have] one, just one and nothing [else].

now adv only adv one sg n adj only adv one sg n adj
and
at.all adv

18 (b) [0:33]      One of our neighbors from our village has gone off to Sofia.

from
our sg n def adj village sg n
ost
here adv one f sg adj neighbor sg f go 3sg aor P further adv toward Sofia sg f place

19 (a) [0:36]      And where are all you people from? Are you [all] from the same village?

from
where interr
2pl pres cop clt
people pl all pl def adj
from
one sg n adj village sg n
interr clt
2pl pres cop clt

20 (VZh)       Oh no, we’re from Sofia, but today - this morning

disc
no nom 1pl
1pl pres cop clt
from
Sofia sg f place
but
today adv today adv morning sg f def

21 (VZh)       we were in Kozichino – we were in Erkech – and we came here on foot.

1pl impf cop in
Kozichino sg n place in
Erkech sg m place 1pl impf cop
and
come 1pl aor P on.foot adv here adv

22 (a) [0:47]      On foot? Ah, you poor things.

on.foot adv come 2pl pres P bitter pl def adj

23 (VZh)       [Yes,] on foot. Well, we made a bit of an excursion [of it].

on.foot adv disc make 1pl aor P walk sg f little adv

24 (a) [0:51]      But it’s so hot, so hot! Well, what did you come here for?

disc
bake 3sg pres I bake 3sg pres I
disc
nom 2pl
about
what sg n interr walk 2pl pres I

25 (a) [0:55]      Didn’t you have some nice [reason] to set out [on a trip] in this heat?

thus adv
after
nice sg n adj
neg
2pl pres aux clt go pl L.part P
in
this sg m adj heat sg m

26 (TD)       We had a nice [reason] to come!

after
nice sg n adj
1pl pres aux clt
set.out pl L.part P

27 (VZh)       We had a nice [reason] to come.

after
nice sg n adj
1pl pres aux clt
set.out pl L.part P

28 (b)       A nice [reason], a nice [one].

disc
nice sg n adj nice sg n adj

29 (VZh)       We’re looking for old-style talk, old stuff …

search 1pl pres I old def pl adj tale pl f old pl adj thing pl f

30 (a) [1:04]      Hah?

excl

31 (VZh)       We’re looking for the old language, for you to speak to us in Golitsa speech.

old sg m def adj language sg m search 1pl pres I
comp
dat 1pl clt
talk 2pl pres I
by
by
of.Golitsa adv

32 (VZh)       [Or] do you call it the Erkech speech? How do you say it in the Erkech manner?

by
of.Erkech adv
interr clt
acc m 3sg clt
call 2pl pres I how interr
acc m 3sg clt
call 2pl pres I
by
of.Erkech adv

33 (a) [1:13]      They’ve [all] changed. Other than me,

nom 3pl already adv
acc refl clt
refashion 3pl aor P
from
acc 1sg apart adv

34 (b)       [laughter]

35 (a) [1:15]      people don’t speak the old language.

old sg m def language sg m neg talk 3pl pres I people pl def

36 (VZh)       Uh huh.

bkch

37 (a) [1:18]      Now wherever you go they’ve forgotten God.

nom 3pl already adv where rel go 2sg pres P God sg m def forget 3pl pres I

38 (a) [1:21]      If they need something, God …

comp
dat 3pl clt
need pres imprs something sg n
to
God sg m def

39 (b) [1:23]      Is it raining over there…

there adv further adv precipitate 3sg pres I
interr clt

40 (a) [1:24]      … [is] where they will [need to] turn, but …

there adv
fut
go 3pl pres P but

41 (b) [1:24]      … [along the path] where you were walking?

where rel
2pl pres aux clt
go pl L.part I

42 (a) [1:25]      … they [think] they don’t need [God any more].

neg
dat 3pl clt
need pres imprs

43 (b) [1:25]      Here there’s a terrible drought.

here adv
3sg pres cop clt
big sg f adj drought sg f

44 (a) [1:26]      They’ve all turned [the wrong way] now.

everything sg n adj
acc refl clt
twist 3sg aor P already adv now adv

45 (b) [1:28]      Is it raining over there?

precipitate 3sg pres I
interr clt
further adv

         Are you from here?


         What?


         Are you from here?


         I was born here, and [came] here [to be] married.


         From here [then]. And you, are you from here?


         We’re [both] from here.


         And that, that – this is his house here.


         Ah, that’s his house.


         Well –


         Ah.


         the other one. There were a lot of houses in the old days,


         [but] this is the only house left. The old-time houses


         were [even] worse this one.


         Uh huh.


         And each householder – seven or eight children, seven or eight, seven or eight,


         seven or eight – [each one] had up to nine or ten children.


         Now [they] just [have] one, just one and nothing [else].


         One of our neighbors from our village has gone off to Sofia.


         And where are all you people from? Are you [all] from the same village?


         Oh no, we’re from Sofia, but today - this morning


         we were in Kozichino – we were in Erkech – and we came here on foot.


         On foot? Ah, you poor things.


         [Yes,] on foot. Well, we made a bit of an excursion [of it].


         But it’s so hot, so hot! Well, what did you come here for?


         Didn’t you have some nice [reason] to set out [on a trip] in this heat?


         We had a nice [reason] to come!


         We had a nice [reason] to come.


         A nice [reason], a nice [one].


         We’re looking for old-style talk, old stuff …


         Hah?


         We’re looking for the old language, for you to speak to us in Golitsa speech.


         [Or] do you call it the Erkech speech? How do you say it in the Erkech manner?


         They’ve [all] changed. Other than me,


         [laughter]


         people don’t speak the old language.


         Uh huh.


         Now wherever you go they’ve forgotten God.


         If they need something, God …


         Is it raining over there…


         … [is] where they will [need to] turn, but …


         … [along the path] where you were walking?


         … they [think] they don’t need [God any more].


         Here there’s a terrible drought.


         They’ve all turned [the wrong way] now.


         Is it raining over there?


1 (VZh)       от ту̀ка ли си

2 (a) [0:02]       hа̀

3 (VZh)       от ту̀ка ли си

4 (a) [0:03]       ту̀ка сəм руд’ѐна и ту̀ка сəм ужѐнена

5 (VZh)       ту̀ка и тѝ ли си от ту̀ка

6 (b) [0:08]       от ту̀ка сме

7 (a) [0:09]       и то̀ то̀ и ту те̂̀с му е ке̂̀штəтə ту̀ка

8 (VZh)       а тва̀ е нѐговата ка̀шта

9 (a) [0:13]       ам

10 (VZh)       а̀

11 (a) [0:14]       дру̀гата и тѝ мло̀го ке̂̀шти ено̀ ўр’е̂̀ме

12 (a) [0:15]       т’а те̂̀с ке̂̀шта са̀мо оста̊̀ўа еновр’е̂̀мешнит’е̏ ке̂̀шти

13 (a) [0:20]       от те̂̀с по̀ до̀л’ни б’а̀hа

14 (VZh)       əмхəм

15 (a) [0:22]       ама с’ѐд’əм ўо̀с’əм деца̊̀ с’а̀куй чуѐк с’ѐд’əм ўо̀с’əм с’ѐд’əм ўо̀с’əм

16 (a) [0:27]       с’ѐд’əм ўо̀с’əм ду д’ѐвет’ ду д’ѐсет’ ѝмаши д’еца̀

17 (a) [0:31]       сига̊̀ са̀мо йно̀ са̀мо йно̀ и hѝч

18 (b) [0:33]       ут на̀што сѐло əй ту̀к една̀ кумшу̀йа отѝде нəта̀к кəм со̀hиа

19 (a) [0:36]       уд д’ѐ сте hо̀ра сѝчките̂̏ уд’ ено̀ с’ѐло ли сте

20 (VZh)       ə нѐ нѝе сме от со̀фиа ама днѐс днѐска сутринта̀

21 (VZh)       б’а̀хме вəф козѝчино вəф еркѐч б’а̀хме и дойдо̀хме пеша̀ ту̀ка

22 (a) [0:47]       пиша̀ ѝйт’е гуркѝт’е

23 (VZh)       пеша̀ ѐм напра̀ихме расхо̀дка ма̀лко

24 (a) [0:51]       ем пичѐ пичѐ ам вѝй пу кəко̀ hо̀йте

25 (a) [0:55]       те̂̀й по hу̀баво н’е ст’ѐ тре̂̀гнали h то̀с п’ѐк

26 (TD)       по ху̀баву сме тръ̀гнали

27 (VZh)       по ху̀баву сме тръ̀гнали

28 (b)       е ху̀баву, ху̀баву

29 (VZh)       тъ̀рсиме ста̀рите прѝкәзки ста̀ри ра̀боти

30 (a) [1:04]       hа̀

31 (VZh)       ста̀рийә езѝк тъ̀рсиме да ни гуво̀рите пу пу гулѝшки

32 (VZh)       по еркѐчански ли го вѝкате ка̀г го вѝкате по еркѐчки

33 (a) [1:13]       тѝй в’ѐке сә измо̀диа уд мѐн’е башка̊̀

34 (b)       [смях]

35 (a) [1:15]       ста̊̀рийə изѝк н’е гуўо̀р’əт hо̀рəтə

36 (VZh)       əмхəм

37 (a) [1:18]       тѝй в’ѐке д’ѐто ѝдиш бо̀гə забра̊̀ў’əт

38 (a) [1:21]       дə им тр’а̀бва н’е̂̀што нə бо̀гə

39 (b) [1:23]       та̀м ната̀тəк валѝ ли

40 (a) [1:24]       та̀м ше ѝдəт амə

41 (b) [1:24]       кəдѐт сте хо̀дили

42 (a) [1:25]       не ѝм тр’а̀ба

43 (b) [1:25]       ту̀ка е гол’а̀ма су̀ша

44 (a) [1:26]       сѝчко са вəзге̂̀на вѐк’е сега̊̀.

45 (b) [1:28]       валѝ ли ната̀тəк

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Recommended Model for Citations

Bulgarian Dialectology as Living Tradition [2016] (http://www.bulgariandialectology.org, visited on 1 March 2016)
Babjak 1: 13-15. In: Bulgarian Dialectology as Living Tradition [2016] (http://www.bulgariandialectology.org, visited on 1 March 2016)

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