Hello-Mellow++ (Presentation Of Ochnavi Atatoj writing as Ivancho Jotata)
Nonfiction, Reference & Language, Education & Teaching, Educational Theory, Bilingual Education, Teaching, Social & Cultural Studies, Political Science, Government, Social Policy
| Author: | Ochnavi Atatoj | ISBN: | 9781370507887 |
| Publisher: | Ochnavi Atatoj | Publication: | February 21, 2018 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition | Language: | English |
| Author: | Ochnavi Atatoj |
| ISBN: | 9781370507887 |
| Publisher: | Ochnavi Atatoj |
| Publication: | February 21, 2018 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition |
| Language: | English |
This article is in English and is quite heterogeneous, for it has to fulfill several purposes, as to: explain why I decided to “pollute” this site with the strange Bulgarian language and in even stranger form, give a possibly brief summary of what was in the Open Letter, provide the readers with some non-standard information about my country, tell you something about the very author, then make you acquainted with one my idea for using of Latin alphabet for good writing of /all/ world languages, which I use in order to give some peculiar explanations about several addressings of people, and hint how I can be used by the readers, for which purpose I have invented and/or translated some poetry in English, Russian, and Bulgarian. This was written first for one Italian site, and then completed with point 8A in Russian and 8B in Bulgarian.
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HELLOW-MELLOW++
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Introduction
This article is quite heterogeneous, but I don’t like to write short things, they are always related one issue with some other, and I don’t intend to increase the number of my works under this new and episodically chosen pseudonym. The material has to fulfill several purposes, namely: to explain why I decided to “pollute” your site with this strange Bulgarian language, to give a possibly brief summary of what was in the mysterious Open Letter, to provide the readers on this site with some non-standard information about Bulgaria, to tell you something about the very author, then to make you acquainted with one my idea for using of Latin alphabet for sufficiently good writing of all world languages, to use it as example for to tell you something about several popular addressings of people from etymological and that of the hidden ideas behind the words point, to propose how the author can be used from the readers of this site or others, to self-advertise, too, and to publish a bit of poetry in English. There is a contents below, so that you may choose what seems interesting for you in the moment and skip the left (yet the things are related, don’t forget this). -
Introduction.
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Why I use this site for publications in Bulgarian?
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What is in the Open Letter to Bulgarian Public?
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What kind of country is Bulgaria?
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Who is this Jotata really?
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What kind of propositions makes he?
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How to use the Latin alphabet better and universally for all languages?
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What mean some addressings, like: sir, lady, mister, comrade, and others?
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What Jotata can do for you, free or not, plus some poetry?
8A. Что Йотата может сделать для Вас, за плату или нет, плюс немного поэзии?
8B. Какво Йотата може да направи за Вас, със или без заплащане, плюс малко поезия? -
Conclusion.
This article is in English and is quite heterogeneous, for it has to fulfill several purposes, as to: explain why I decided to “pollute” this site with the strange Bulgarian language and in even stranger form, give a possibly brief summary of what was in the Open Letter, provide the readers with some non-standard information about my country, tell you something about the very author, then make you acquainted with one my idea for using of Latin alphabet for good writing of /all/ world languages, which I use in order to give some peculiar explanations about several addressings of people, and hint how I can be used by the readers, for which purpose I have invented and/or translated some poetry in English, Russian, and Bulgarian. This was written first for one Italian site, and then completed with point 8A in Russian and 8B in Bulgarian.
Follows the beginning with the contents
HELLOW-MELLOW++
-
Introduction
This article is quite heterogeneous, but I don’t like to write short things, they are always related one issue with some other, and I don’t intend to increase the number of my works under this new and episodically chosen pseudonym. The material has to fulfill several purposes, namely: to explain why I decided to “pollute” your site with this strange Bulgarian language, to give a possibly brief summary of what was in the mysterious Open Letter, to provide the readers on this site with some non-standard information about Bulgaria, to tell you something about the very author, then to make you acquainted with one my idea for using of Latin alphabet for sufficiently good writing of all world languages, to use it as example for to tell you something about several popular addressings of people from etymological and that of the hidden ideas behind the words point, to propose how the author can be used from the readers of this site or others, to self-advertise, too, and to publish a bit of poetry in English. There is a contents below, so that you may choose what seems interesting for you in the moment and skip the left (yet the things are related, don’t forget this). -
Introduction.
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Why I use this site for publications in Bulgarian?
-
What is in the Open Letter to Bulgarian Public?
-
What kind of country is Bulgaria?
-
Who is this Jotata really?
-
What kind of propositions makes he?
-
How to use the Latin alphabet better and universally for all languages?
-
What mean some addressings, like: sir, lady, mister, comrade, and others?
-
What Jotata can do for you, free or not, plus some poetry?
8A. Что Йотата может сделать для Вас, за плату или нет, плюс немного поэзии?
8B. Какво Йотата може да направи за Вас, със или без заплащане, плюс малко поезия? -
Conclusion.
