This is a post about my friend Melissa.  I picked Melissa because there are all sorts of interesting things about her to describe. Also because  one day last week when I was proctoring an exam, I tried to play a game to keep busy.  I decided I would try to describe everyone in the classroom using my new found Bulgarian vocabulary.

However, the game went by way too fast--not because my vocabulary but because I was able to describe everyone approximately the same way.  Girls: straight long brown hair. Brown eyes (or maybe blue eyes). Full lips. Ears. Nose. Teeth. Tall. Thin. Boys: straight brown hair. Brown eyes (or maybe blue eyes). Lips. Ears. Nose. Teeth. Tall. (Okay, I realize that I am stereotyping all Bulgarians with one broad paintbrush stroke but this is how it felt after staring at the same kids for two hours and fifteen minutes.)

I also know how to describe people's characters but in a classroom full of students that you don't know it's pretty hard to describe their characters. Especially when you sole job is to make sure that students are silent and not cheating.

So Melissa--this post in Bulgarian is for you!

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Мелиса е приятелката ми. Ние сме приятелки от 6 години. Обичаме да танцуваме. Тя е на 29 години. Тя има къдрава червена коса. Очите и са сини и големи или веждите са тънки.  Тя носи очила. Тя е висока.  Тя има правилн нос и дебели устни.

жевее в сан франсиско с приятела си. Аз мисля, че тя обича сан франсиско.

тя е много добъра, весела и приятна.

Аз искам да виждам Мелиса!