01136nas a2200121   4500008004100000245010700041210010600148300001400254490000600268520065300274100002900927856005800956       1981                        eng d00aЗа мястото на българския език между балканските езици. 20 aЗа мястото на българския език между балканските езици 2  a145–1490 v63 aThe features which serve as basis of the Balkan linguistic union are manifested most completely and consistently in Bulgarian: 1. Bulgarian possesses a complete set of Balkanisms, whereas a certain number of them are missing in the other Balkan languages; 2. The Balkanisms, with their uneven territorial distribution, are consistently present in Bulgarian in all its dialects and are manifested in a highly developed and firmly established form, including those which exist in the other Balkan languages as trends only. Bulgarian is thus defined as a Balkan language-standard which unites relevant specific features of the Balkan linguistic union.1 aАсенова, Петя  uhttp://www.scripta-bulgarica.eu/bg/biblio/asenova1981