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Iskrica 2

57 (b) əmə kətu òdɛme vəf mədr’èc nìe n’àma:me obùfki tugàə n’àməše nìštu̥
But when we went to Mŭdrets, we didn’t have shoes; there wasn’t anything.

Kovačevo 1

97 (c) k’i dukàrət ubùfki li k’e e
They’ll bring her shoes, …

121 (a) ubùfki zəbràtkə
Shoes, head-coverings _

Kozičino 1

22 (a) za mlògu ràpti zə pìen’i n’èma st’ìgət za drèhi za ubùhk’i
Many more things. It won’t cover drinking, or clothes, or shoes –

Skrŭt 2

108 (b) kət k’i i zaubùvat ubùfkite ɤ̀ gol’àmi sa tìa ubùfki
and when they put her shoes on – ah, those are big shoes!

109 (b) tùrej tùri pàri tùka ta stàne gul’àmu tùri pà tùri
"Throw! Throw the money here! Let’s have a lot! Throw, throw again!”

110 (b) k’i i napɤ̀l’nat ubùfkite pàri kumò togà a ubùat
And when her shoes are filled with money, then the godfather puts her shoes on for her.

111 (b) ìnače ne mòže̥ da a ubùat
Otherwise they can’t put her shoes on.

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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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