ブルガリアの首都ソフィア：３つの必見の場所

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Merci @Ivi_Ge pour ce partage. Très intéressant.

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Nice photos @Ivi_Ge thanks for sharing with us.

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Thanks @Ivi_Ge for sharing!

These cathedrals and abbeys are beautiful! Majestic photo with the big chandelier! I met a couple of people from Bulgaria and they both talked very well to me about this place, both for culture and as a city to live! I know that sooner or later I will visit her with all the family !!

Bye,

David

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@Ivi_Ge thanks for sharing these lovely pictures .

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@ehsan , thank you! Of course for me Bulgaria is the most beautiful country :slight_smile: so you are welcome to come and see with your own eyes.

You are very welcome @Guyco and @MdEmranulHoque !

The St. Alexander Nevsky Cathedral is one of the most impressive buildings in Sofia @davidhyno . It’s the second largest cathedral on the Balkan peninsula. Feel free to come to Sofia with your family!

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@Ivi_Ge さん、お酒に強いのですね。

「ラキア」と「スィレーネ」Googlekeepに入れておこうと思いましたが、下戸（geko=お酒に弱い人）の私にはアルコール度数50度はとても厳しいです。:sweat_smile:でも、チーズだけでも食べてみたいですね。

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Thanks @Ivi_Ge !

I saved this place in my map list!

Bye,

David

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@Izumi さん、

コメントありがとうございます。

私もあまり強くないですね。下戸はお酒に弱い人ですかね。勉強になりました。でも、50ミリくらいは大丈夫です。

白チーズはヨーグルトと同じようにブルガリアの食卓に欠 かせないものです。前菜、おつまみ、メイン料理として 使われます。小さいころホワイトチーズの塩っぽい味があまり美味しくないと思っていました。しかし、母に「ホワイトチーズを食べなさい！カルシウムがあるから、幼いあなたの歯にはとても大切だよ！」と言われて、仕方なくて、親の言うことの通りにしないといけなかったが、工夫してみました。しょっぱさを取るために、母にスィレネを水に漬けてもらったのです。これで味がもっと淡くなって、もっと柔らかくなります。ぜひスィレネを食べてみてください！

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Thank you @Ivi_Ge

In my country there is a proverb that says:
Hearing is never like seeing.

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Thanks for the nice comment @ehsan .

You are absolutely right. Here in Bulgaria there is a same proverb and if I am not wrong there is the same one in Japan too.

「百聞は一見にしかず」is with the same meaning, right @HiroyukiTakisawa ?

So ehsan, you are welcome to visit Bulgaria to see how beautiful it is.

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wooow amazing

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amazing

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Hi @Ivi_Ge and @ehsan

Yes, you are right! Those meanings are completely the same :wink:

In English, it says “Seeing is believing”. And the Japanese version’s origin is in China. The history of proverbs is also interesting :slight_smile:

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Thanks for your comment @wildan2 . I am happy that you like my country.

This is my favorite Japanese proverb, @HiroyukiTakisawa but I don’t know the history of the proverb. Could you like to share with us?

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きれいですね。

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@HoangNguyenViet さん、

コメントありがとうございます。

ぜひ、機会があったらブルガリアに起こしください。

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Hi, @Ivi_Ge

I don’t know the detail but the proverb seems to the words of 趙充国 of the Book of Han.

I like this proverb too. This is absolutely true:-)

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thank you @HiroyukiTakisawa
English proverb is shorter.
The shorter the better :ok_hand:

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I don’t understand the language but the photos in the post are absolutely awesome :+1::ok_hand:

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Photos shared by you are a total joy