Macedonia, Pirin is in far southwestern Bulgaria and corresponds to Blagoevgrad and Petrich areas) Pirin (in the Pirin mountains) Blagoevgrad dialect Petrich dialect Pianec-Kamenitsa-Kraishte dialect Maleševo dialect Štip-Kočani dialect Strumica dialect Tikveš-Mariovo dialect Southern group (part of the Slavic dialects of Greece) South-eastern group Ser-Drama-Lagadin-Nevrokop dialect (includes Slavic speakers in Serres, Drama, Langada and Gotse Delchev) Solun-Voden dialect / Kukush-Voden dialect / Lower Vardar dialect (includes Slavic speakers in Edessa / Voden and Thessaloniki / Solun, Greek Macedonia's capital) (lower Vardar or Axios river region) Doyran dialect South-western group Kostur dialect (in Kastoria region, far northwestern Greek Macedonia) Nestram-Kostenar dialect (in Nestorio area, far northwestern Greek Macedonia) Korča (Gorica) dialect (in and around Korçë, southeastern Albania) Western dialects Central group Prilep-Bitola dialect Lerin dialect (in Florína / Lerin region) Kičevo-Poreče dialect Skopje-Veles dialect (includes Skopje, North Macedonia's capital) Western proper and north western group Western proper group Lower Prespa dialect Upper Prespa dialect Ohrid dialect Struga dialect Vevčani-Radožda dialect (overlaps with Albanian language area) Drimkol-Golo Brdo dialect (partially overlaps with Albanian in western areas) North Western group Debar dialect (partially overlaps with Albanian in northwestern areas) Galičnik (Mala Reka) dialect (overlaps with Albanian language area) Reka dialect (overlaps with Albanian language area) Gostivar dialect / Upper Polog (overlaps with Albanian language area) Macedonian Interdialect variety / Spoken Macedonian (based on the Western Slavic Macedonian dialects) Standard Macedonian (Standard Slavic Macedonian) (based on the Western Slavic Macedonian dialects) Eastern Bulgarian Moesian (Northern / Northwestern) (in some areas it overlaps with Turkish language enclaves) Shumen dialect Balkan (Stara Planina) (Central) Central Balkan dialect Kotel-Elena-Dryanovo dialect Panagyurishte dialect Pirdop dialect Teteven dialect Erkech dialect Subbalkan dialect Transitional Balkan dialects Rup (Southern / Southeastern) (in some areas it overlaps with Turkish language enclaves) Strandzha dialect Thracian dialect Hvoyna dialect Smolyan dialect / Central Rhodope dialect Pomak dialect (spoken by most Pomaks) Chepino dialect Paulician dialect (in the region of Rakovski in southern Bulgaria and Svishtov in northern Bulgaria) (speakers of this dialect are mainly Catholic Christian Bulgarians) Paulician dialect diaspora Banat Bulgarian (a Slavic Bulgarian language enclave in the Banat, a region of southwestern Romania) Zlatograd dialect Babyak dialect Razlog dialect Other Traditional Bulgarian Diaspora dialects Wallachian Bulgarian dialects (in enclaves in Wallachia / Muntenia) Transylvanian Bulgarian dialects (in enclaves in Transylvania / Ardeal) Anatolian Bulgarian dialect (in enclaves in northwestern Anatolia) (it was spoken by the Anatolian Bulgarians) (almost extinct) Indo-Iranian languages Proto-Indo-Iranian