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Basic phrases in Bulgarian
Are there basic phrases in Bulgarian anywhere on the forums?
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dobie dan
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In general, it's just for a good tone, you will be understood there in Russian! The country is a post-Soviet space. True, to be honest, young people do not understand Russian almost at all, but 2 words in English, 2 in German and 2 in Russian will solve all problems. If you don't know English and not German - it doesn't matter, Russian is enough.
dobie dan
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In general, it's just for a good tone, you will be understood there in Russian! The country is a post-Soviet space. True, to be honest, young people do not understand Russian almost at all, but 2 words in English, 2 in German and 2 in Russian will solve all problems. If you don't know English and not German - it doesn't matter, Russian is enough.
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answered 14 years ago
Don't bother with knowing the Bulgarian language. Russian is enough. All signs and other information are read and understood in Russian. Just say hello when you go somewhere and you will always be understood. In Soviet times, there was a saying - "A chicken is not a bird - Bulgaria is not abroad"
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answered 14 years ago
A very useful and necessary desire to know a few words in Bulgarian, since in this language, although very similar to Russian, there are "pitfalls" and just funny moments - for example, "Table" in translation from Bulgarian is a chair, "to the right" means right , that is, "by the right way", the Bulgarian "mountain" is a forest in Russian, the Bulgarian "bun" is a bride in Russian. Some of the inscriptions on the menu will also make you smile: “bira vnos” - imported beer, “eggs for eyes” - fried eggs, etc., well, nodding your head (as if consent in Russian) means “no”, while they can click language, and a simple nod of the head - which is perceived throughout Europe as yes - means "no". But these things are more likely to be met not at a resort, but in ordinary life, but they may come in handy if you decide to break out of inclusiveness and go to Sozopol or Burgas, for example. Here you can hope for knowledge of Russian and walk in a circle all the time turning to the right, while you are sent straight - you must admit, it’s not only funny but also a little insulting! I can sketch out a few words and phrases that may come in handy on a trip
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answered 14 years ago
Hello
goodbye
How are you ?
where do you live?
What's your name ?
how old are you ?
want to eat
my name is Leah
I am seven years old
I live in Israel
sea
water
bathe
I want
bun
candies
play
mother
dad
grandma girlfriend
brother
goodbye
How are you ?
where do you live?
What's your name ?
how old are you ?
want to eat
my name is Leah
I am seven years old
I live in Israel
sea
water
bathe
I want
bun
candies
play
mother
dad
grandma girlfriend
brother
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answered 11 years ago
Do you want a translation?
please:
hello
Dovizhdane
How ste? How is si?
Where are you going?
How are you doing?
How many years ago?
Iskam yes hapna something
Kazwam se Leya
Az sm in the seventh year
I live in Israel
Sea (emphasis on E), and still meet - sea
water
yes se kya
Az Iskam
khlyab (everything that is bread is a khlyab and a loaf and a brick), kifla-kiflichka (bun)
bonboni
yes you play
T-shirt
tatko, bascha (read bashta sh-sht)
grandmother friend
brother
please:
hello
Dovizhdane
How ste? How is si?
Where are you going?
How are you doing?
How many years ago?
Iskam yes hapna something
Kazwam se Leya
Az sm in the seventh year
I live in Israel
Sea (emphasis on E), and still meet - sea
water
yes se kya
Az Iskam
khlyab (everything that is bread is a khlyab and a loaf and a brick), kifla-kiflichka (bun)
bonboni
yes you play
T-shirt
tatko, bascha (read bashta sh-sht)
grandmother friend
brother
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answered 11 years ago