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bulgarian phrasebook
What are you doing? What would you like? Let's talk later if you want. The bad news is, it's not good. A little bit. You are cold (as cold as dead). Your mother...
I heard a funny sound recording made by Turks in Bulgaria at an internet cafe in Sumen. Here are two links to the recording: http://rapidshare.de/files/24044168/sumnu.mp3.html and http://www.hemenpaylas.com/à/1050109/sumnu.mp3.html
Do you speak Bulgarian? Yes, I speak it. No, I can't speak it. I speak a little Bulgarian. Do you understand me? I understand everything. I don't understand you. Repeat please. Speak slowly. If you speak slowly, I can understand.
When you go to a Bulgarian bar, it can be helpful to know the clave. For example, if you want a beer, you can say "Edna beer molya" which means "A beer please". If someone asks you "Pies li nesto" they are asking if you would like a drink. If someone asks you "Kak se kazv?s" they are asking what your name is. If someone says "Priyatno mie" they are saying they are glad. If someone asks you "Iskas li da doydes snas" they are asking if you would like to come with them. If you need to know how much the account is, you can ask "Kolko e smetkata".
bulgarian phrasebook
bulgarian phrasebook
What are you doing? What would you like? Let's talk later if you want. The bad news is, it's not good. A little bit. You are cold (as cold as dead). Your mother...
bulgarian phrasebook
I heard a funny sound recording made by Turks in Bulgaria at an internet cafe in Sumen. Here are two links to the recording: http://rapidshare.de/files/24044168/sumnu.mp3.html and http://www.hemenpaylas.com/à/1050109/sumnu.mp3.html
bulgarian phrasebook
Do you speak Bulgarian? Yes, I speak it. No, I can't speak it. I speak a little Bulgarian. Do you understand me? I understand everything. I don't understand you. Repeat please. Speak slowly. If you speak slowly, I can understand.
bulgarian phrasebook
Sorry, thank you, thanks a lot, nothing to worry about, bye, please, well, good, what's that? Please come here.
bulgarian phrasebook
When you go to a Bulgarian bar, it can be helpful to know the clave. For example, if you want a beer, you can say "Edna beer molya" which means "A beer please". If someone asks you "Pies li nesto" they are asking if you would like a drink. If someone asks you "Kak se kazv?s" they are asking what your name is. If someone says "Priyatno mie" they are saying they are glad. If someone asks you "Iskas li da doydes snas" they are asking if you would like to come with them. If you need to know how much the account is, you can ask "Kolko e smetkata".
bulgarian phrasebook
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