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from the speaker. The Batak subdialect, however, has a single definite article, as in formal
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602:Wallachian
538:Kyustendil
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189:(daughter)
611:Anatolian
508:Botevgrad
485:Vidin-Lom
427:Zlatograd
422:Paulician
390:Strandzha
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395:Thracian
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127:бял/бели
571:Breznik
528:Samokov
518:Ihtiman
456:Western
417:Chepino
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290:of the
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437:Razlog
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367:Erkech
357:Pirdop
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324:Shumen
236:, etc.
181:дъштер
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208:close
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161:доаш
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68:and
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219:far
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