Linguistically: FYROM – from Bulgarian dialect to ‘Macedonian’ language

[buden]

Originally Posted by ΒΗΣΣΑΡΙΩΝ

Yeah, that is exactly what happened, ANDREW!

I wonder where is BUDEN hiding.....

He is not hiding, he's just extremely busy with life and stuff. And a bit overwhelmed with the magnitude of replying that needs to be done, not that i am implying it is impossible or difficult. So keep working on this forum, i'll be visiting back as much as i can.

[ΒΗΣΣΑΡΙΩΝ]

Originally Posted by buden

He is not hiding, he's just extremely busy with life and stuff. And a bit overwhelmed with the magnitude of replying that needs to be done, not that i am implying it is impossible or difficult. So keep working on this forum, i'll be visiting back as much as i can.

OK, I understand you. I am looking forward to hearing from you.

[Andrew]

Here is something from a book that I'm reading right now : David Anthony's "The Horse , The Wheel and Language" , (2007) for which Jim P. Mallory quotes " I know of no study of the Indo-European homeland that compites with it".

Now on the definition of Sprachbund says in page 88 :


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Where is the Makedonski language in a serius work of 2007 ???

[chicagogeorge]

A book from 1989 taking a position which clearly indicates that Makedonski and Bulgarian are very close..... We all know that in the early 1900's there were no differences