Course roadmap

Structured for English speakers: read Cyrillic first, then greetings, everyday life and A1 survival situations. Cyrillic Foundations free — Look-alikes, False friends and New letters I. Everything from lesson 4 is Quevly Plus.

  1. Unit 0

    Read the signs

    Land, walk out of the airport, and understand what is written on things.

    • Letters you already knowFree
    • The letters that lie to youFree
    • Signs you need in week oneFree
    • The rest of the alphabetFree
    • Reading real signsFree
  2. Unit 1

    The first week

    Migration office, university admin, and the sentence that ends every awkward exchange.

    • Saying who you arePlus
    • At the counterPlus
    • Numbers, days and timesPlus
    • Being polite, and the two kinds of youPlus
  3. Unit 2

    The flat

    Your address, your landlord, and the day the heating stops.

    • Your addressPlus
    • Things that breakPlus
    • Rent and billsPlus
    • The block and the neighboursPlus
  4. Unit 3

    Shop, café, pharmacy

    Café counters, market stalls, the green-cross pharmacy — and how you get between them.

    • CaféPlus
    • Shop and marketPlus
    • PharmacyPlus
    • Getting aroundPlus
  5. Unit 4

    At the university

    Groups, timetables, exam dates — the words on a Bulgarian medical faculty noticeboard.

    • The timetablePlus
    • Exams and gradesPlus
    • Asking the officePlus
    • ClassmatesPlus
  6. Unit 5

    Clinic Bulgarian

    For the years when the patient in front of you doesn't speak English.

    • Meeting the patientPlus
    • Pain and symptomsPlus
    • ExaminingPlus
    • Treatment vocabularyPlus
    • Consent, cost and the next visitPlus
  7. Unit 6

    Plovdiv grammar

    High-yield MU-Plovdiv grammar systems — impersonal pain, aspect, aorist, verbal nouns, reflexive vs passive, participles, perfect, future, prepositions, desires, agreement, and dental synonym pairs.

    • Pain grammar: Боли меPlus
    • Aspect: bounded vs unboundedPlus
    • The aorist pastPlus
    • Verbal nouns: -не / -ниеPlus
    • Reflexive се vs passivePlus
    • Passive voicePlus
    • Participles: -л vs -н/-тPlus
    • The perfect tensePlus
    • Future: ще / няма даPlus
    • Prepositions vs bare impersonalPlus
    • Desire: искам / бих искалPlus
    • Adjective–noun agreementPlus
    • Dental synonyms & antonymsPlus
  8. Unit 7

    Plovdiv 1 — Foundations

    Daily routines, appearance, free time, and links back to the core survival bank.

    • Daily routinePlus
    • AppearancePlus
    • Free timePlus
    • Reuse your foundationsPlus
  9. Unit 8

    Plovdiv 2 — Life & clinic prep

    Family, weather, travel, pharmacy grammar, and the body.

    • Family and possessivesPlus
    • Weather and seasonsPlus
    • Travel and the futurePlus
    • Pharmacy: aspect and даPlus
    • Body map for the oral examPlus
  10. Unit 9

    Plovdiv 3 — Systems & anatomy

    Impersonal grammar, tooth anatomy, saliva, and tooth types.

    • Impersonal dative — full person setPlus
    • Tooth compositionPlus
    • SalivaPlus
    • Types of teethPlus
  11. Unit 10

    Plovdiv 4 — Exam topics

    Concise Bulgarian clinical topics with exam-focused production drills.

    • Specialties and choicePlus
    • Fear of the dentistPlus
    • GingivitisPlus
    • Dental calculusPlus
    • Attitude and complaint dialoguePlus
    • Dentin hypersensitivityPlus
    • Oral hygiene and health culturePlus
    • BruxismPlus
    • Dental cariesPlus
    • Colours, clothing, and exam packPlus
    • Medical history componentsPlus