Macedonian Grammar

by Krume Kepeski, State Publishing House of Macedonia

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This work has been sourced from the Macedonian Academy of Sciences and Arts (MANU). The materials are used for scholarly, educational, and cultural-historical purposes, in support of the preservation, study, and promotion of Macedonian cultural heritage.

The original source is available via the project’s official web portal: Digital Resources of the Macedonian Language.

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Macedonian Grammar (Македонска граматика) by Krume Kepeski, published in 1946 by the State Publishing House of Macedonia, is a foundational textbook approved for secondary schools by the Macedonian Ministry of Education.

Spanning 78 pages, it introduces students to the standardized Macedonian literary language, covering its alphabet, phonetics, grammar, and orthography based on central dialects. Designed to meet urgent educational needs, it emphasizes clear, accessible explanations of linguistic features, aiming to foster literacy and understanding of Macedonian as a distinct Slavic language, with sections on national identity and the historical roots of Slavic languages.