Bulgaria- Krumovgrad dialect

Daha sonra doldurulacaktTurkish, has undergone both phonetic and morphological changes from past to present due to the dynamic structure of the language. This research focuses on one of the examples of Oghuz Turkish outside the borders of Türkiye. Bulgarian-Krumovgrad dialect was discussed in the study. Krumovrad; It is a place politically connected to Bulgaria, where the majority of its demographic structure consists of Turks. In the introduction chapter of the study, it was tried to give information about the history of Bulgaria and Bulgarian Turkishness. In the second chapter, the materials and methods used are mentioned. In the third chapter aims to examine phonetics and morphology. In the fourth chapter, texts are included. An attempt was made to give an index in the fifth chapter. Although Bulgaria-Krumovgrad is outside Turkey's political borders, it features intense similarities with Anatolian dialects, both phonetically and morphologically. However, there are aspects that differ from Anatolian dialects, especially in terms of vocabulary. Keywords: Bulgaria, dialect, Krumovgrad, Turkish.