You’ve been accepted.You can’t read the street signs.
Quevly is Bulgarian for people moving there to study. Cyrillic before you land, the migration office in week one, and the compulsory Bulgarian your course makes you sit.
The airport bus. Nothing else is in an alphabet you read.
Migration, a Cyrillic form, a clerk asking for Документи.
Lease, landlord, block · вход · етаж — heating gone by November.
Your course is taught in English. Everything around it isn’t.
Six letters you already know how to read wrong.
Two exercises. No account.
What sound does this letter make?
Six chapters, in the order you hit them.
Tap a phrase to hear it.
- 01 · freeRead the signs
- 02The first week
- 03The flat
- 04Shop, café, pharmacy
- 05At the university
- 06 · specialistClinic Bulgarian
- 07 · specialistPlovdiv grammar
- 08 · specialistPlovdiv 1 — Foundations
- 09 · specialistPlovdiv 2 — Life & clinic prep
- 10 · specialistPlovdiv 3 — Systems & anatomy
- 11 · specialistPlovdiv 4 — Exam topics
Your course says Bulgarian is compulsory.
Agencies sell English-taught degrees. Lectures are. Medical University of Plovdiv requires Bulgarian in years 1–2. Varna requires three years before clinic. Plovdiv advanced needs a pass first.
Most students find this out in week one and cram it in year two. Ten minutes a day from now is easier.
Most apps guess. This one marks the stress.
Stress moves. Tap to hear it.
Name the situation. Get the lesson.
Collecting a parcel from Econt. Explaining a filling to a patient. Arguing about a deposit. Quevly writes a real five-exercise lesson for it, pronunciation included.
A note from the founder
I moved to Plovdiv to study dentistry and couldn’t read a single sign. The course is in English; nothing around it is. I built Quevly so the next person arrives able to read.
Chapter 1, the full alphabet, the sound guide, three hearts a lesson.
Every chapter including Clinic Bulgarian and the Plovdiv exam track, unlimited hearts, unlimited tutor (including oral-exam mode), unlimited forged lessons. Covers the 30 exam topics from the MU-Plovdiv Bulgarian syllabus.