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Brŭšljan 3

4 (c) i kətu št'à zəs'ɛ̀eme št'e št'à ə dòjde zìmətə
and when we’d finish the sowing, we’d – winter would come,

5 (c) št'à: nòsime s kulàtə dərvà tùkə də se gr'ɛ̀em
and we’d bring wood in with the carriage, [enough] to keep us warm.

Čokmanovo 1

29 (a) dukàrəme si gi gur'ɛ̀hme si gi nə wògən' tùkə bəž'ɛ̀ si im'ɛ̀hne
We bring them back and burn them on the fire. We had a fireplace here,

30 (a) ednò gul'ɛ̀mu k'utùč'e še si tùrehme àjde tùrehme də kəkètə hàrkumətə
a big log. We’d put them here and here you go! We’d put the kettle to boil.

Čokmanovo 2

19 (b) š'ìkəl'ki hòdim tə zbìrəm'e zə də ìməme zimɔ̀skə pòtvətkə i bòrnə
We go gather oak-apples so we’ll have fire-starter and kindling for the winter.

Sŭrnica 3

100 (c) idìn m’ɛ̀sic prɤ̀j mu sm’ɛ̀tkə idìn m’ɛ̀sic
One month. Just do the math, one month …

102 (c) ìməme d’ètu də ni pàlim wògən’ uf tùkə
... [is all] we have that we don’t [need to] light a fire here.

Sŭrnica 4

45 (MM) a kàk se otopl’àvaxte
And what did you use for heating?

46 (a) əmì səz ž’àpkə p’èč’kə atùk tùkənà jə kumìnə
Well, a little oven here, and here a fireplace ...

48 (a) pà nəpàl’enə i tàm ògən
... was lit and then a fire over there ...

50 (a) i sə grejèš’
... and [that’s how] you stay warm.

Sveta Petka 2

49 (a) n’èmә n’èmә nә ugìnә nәàkәme drɤvà i
No, no. We piled wood on the fire and …

51 (a) i putpàliš z bòrinàta i
… and you light it with the kindling and …

52 (c) i se gr’ɛ̀eme i
and we warm ourselves …

53 (a) i se gr’ɛ̀eme i
… and we warm ourselves.

56 (c) nәklәdèm nәklәdèm nә udž’ɛ̀ku
We lay – we lay a fire in the hearth …

58 (c) drɤvà
… [with] wood …

60 (c) i putpàlehme z bòr’inә
… and we’d light it with the kindling …

62 (c) i se grɛ̀eme i svɛ̀ti
… and we’d get warm and have light.

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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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