For those studying Bulgarian, did you know... ? ...that Bulgarian grammar doesn’t have articles! Unlike English, which uses "a," "an," and "the," Bulgarian doesn’t need words like these to specify definiteness. Instead, Bulgarian uses a unique method of adding a definite article to the end of the noun itself. For example: "книга" (kniga) means "book." "книгата" (knigata) means "the book." It’s a cool twist that sets Bulgarian apart from many other languages! Need more support in learning Bulgarian? Reach out to me today!