01107nas a2200121   4500008004100000245006100041210006100102300001400163490000600177520072000183100003300903856004900936       1981                        eng d00aПограничните български говори0 aПограничните български говори  a223–2270 v63 aBorder dialects is the term used for the dialects spoken on both sides of today’s Bulgarian Yugoslav border. The area of these dialects includes in the east the dialects of Belograd{\v c}ik, Berkovica, Tr{\u a}n, Breznik, Caribrod and Bosilegrad; in the south those of Tetovo, Skopie, Kumanovo, Kratovo and Kriva Palanka. In the west the border dialects merge into the socalled dialect of Timo{\v s}Moravia or Prizren. Timo{\v s} which, besides the features of the border dialects, also possesses typical all-Bulgarian features which can be found in the remaining Bulgarian dialects. Therefore, the western border of the border dialects coincides with the western border of the dialects of Prizren and Timo{\v s}.1 aБояджиев, Тодор  uhttp://www.scripta-bulgarica.eu/en/node/3776