Abstract
The aim of this study is analysing the text which is compiled from the dialects of Mıdrevo, Bisertsi and Sevar villages connected to Kubrat district, Razgrad region of Bulgaria and compiling the existence of unused local dialects of standart Turkish. Thus, examining a research about dialect, linguistic and culture in the framework of limited region is contribute to Turkey Turkish dialect researchs. Working has been carried out by sampling the dialect research methods followed in the last data of linguistic researches of Turkey Turkish dialect which is showing a great development. Audio and video recordings compiled in Mıdrevo, Bisertsi and Sevar villages of Kubrat district constitute the basis of the study. Texts under examination has arisen by transcribing of these records. Dialect analysis are performed based on the compiled texts. A Compilation Dictionary study was also carried out in order to preserve the local vocabulary that is not used in Standard Turkey Turkish and to transfer it to future generations as much as possible. As a result, speak of the Turks in Bulgaria have been examined as a dialect of Turkish. With the work being put forward, dialects of Alevis-Bektashis living in the Kubrat town of the Razgrad region of Bulgaria has been highlighted. With the examination, a great benefit is provided to generally Turkey Turkish dialect researches and privately Balkans Turkish dialect researches. There is no longer a question mark on dialects of Razgrad province, the town of Kubrat, Mıdrevo, Bisertsi and Sevar region.
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