The Quirks of Quince - A Tale of Tradition, Taste and Elocution Challenges
In this article, I share the story of our quince tree, which sparks curiosity from neighbours every year. I explore the rich memories tied to this fruit from my childhood in Bulgaria, alongside some of our favourite quince recipes, from my nan’s famous jam to quince gin. I also reflect on how the quince serves as a metaphor for translation—transforming the raw and unfamiliar into something refined, much like my work with Bulgarian to English translation. There is even a humorous tale of an elocution mishap involving quince gin and a very confused bartender!
Why Is The Cyrillic Alphabet Called Cyrillic?
The Cyrillic alphabet, used in Bulgaria, Russia, Ukraine, Mongolia and other countries, is more than just a set of letters—it is a symbol of cultural identity and heritage. But why is it called Cyrillic, and how did it become the official alphabet of Bulgaria?
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