Borisov Wants Bulgarian Language to Be Used at EU Summits

Bulgarian Prime Minister, Boyko Borisov, had proposed to European Union leaders to use Bulgarian language during their work meetings.
Speaking after the European Council summit, Borisov told Bulgarian journalists that he has made the proposal because Bulgarian language very clearly expresses "the yes, the no, and the maybe," while officials in Brussels waste lots of time in debating what is the exact meaning of "maybe" in English.
"My colleagues discussed for over one hour what this meaning was, if it would have any consequences, leading to something we failed to grasp, for example, or something of the sort," the PM told reporters.