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English sentences you want to learn in Bulgarian

Michel — Fri, 08 Jan 2010 12:49:58 +0000

Hey there! We hope you started 2010 well! To improve our upcoming course we want to teach a lot of Bulgarian vocabulary too. But everyone needs different vocabulary, so we want to ask you if you can help us: Laden…

Bulgarian Relationship Vocabulary

Michel — Wed, 09 Dec 2009 22:16:13 +0000

Today we launched our promised video about Bulgarian relationship vocabulary. Learn more than 30 Bulgarian phrases in the areas of “Love and Romance”, “Parents to children” and “Friends”. Additionally we added to the video an audio version, which you can download and use on your computer or mobile device to learn Bulgarian. And last but not least, you find at the end of this post the transcription of the phrases.

1. Video

2. Audio Version

Download MP3 Version to learn the Relationship Vocabulary lesson on your mobile device (ipod, iphone or any mp3 player)

3. Transcription Bulgarian / English

Download as PDF (easier to print)

Bulgarian Vocabulary: Love and Romance

Харесвам те Haresvam te I like you И аз те харесвам I az te haresvam I like you too Обичам те Obeecham te I love you И аз те обичам Ee az te obeecham I love you too Липсваш ми Lipsvash mee I miss you И ти ми липсваш Ee tee mee lipswash I miss you too Винаги си в мислите ми Veenagee see v meesleete mee You are always in my thoughts Много си сладък/сладка Mnogo see sladhuk/sladka You are cute Разчитам на теб Razcheetam na teb I rely on you Мога ли да те целуна? Moga lee da te tseluna? Can I kiss you? Не, твърде е рано Ne, twuhrde e rano No, it‘s too early Стигаш твърде далече! Steegash twuhrde daleche You carry things too far! Съжалявам Suhzhaleeavam I am sorry Няма нищо Neeama nishto It‘s okay Можеш ли да ми простиш? Mozhesh lee da mee prosteesh? Can you forgive me? Да, прощавам ти Da, proshtavam tee Yes, I forgive you Правиш ме толкова щастлив(а) Praveesh me tolkova shtastleev(a) You make me so happy

Bulgarian Vocabulary: Parents to Children

Искаш ли да играем? Eeskash lee da eegraem? Would you like to play? Да, искам Da, eeskam Yes, I want Не, не ми се играе сега Ne, ne mee se eegrae sega No, I don‘t want to play now Време е за лягане Vreme e za leeagane It‘s time to go to bed Гладен/гладна ли си? Gladen/gladna lee see? Are you hungry? Жаден/жадна ли си? Zhaden/zhadna lee see? Are you thirsty? Вода или кола? Voda eelee kola? Water or Coke? Трябва ли ти нещо? Treeabva lee tee neshto? Do you need something? Хайде да излезнем на разходка Haide da izleznem na razhodka Let‘s go out for a walk

Bulgarian Vocabulary: Friends / People you know

Искаш ли да отидем в града? Eeskash lee da otidem v grada? Would you like to go to the city? Искаш ли да отидем на кино? Eeskash lee da otidem na kino? Would you like to go to cinema? Да, с удоволствие Da, s oodovolstvie Yes, I would love to Кой е любимият ти филм? Koi e liubeemeeat tee film? What is your favourite movie? Не, немога Ne, nemoga No, I cannot Пожелавам ти успех Pozhelavam tee oospeh I wish you success Можеш ли да говориш по-бавно? Mozhesh lee da govoreesh po-bavno? Can you speak a bit slower? Неможах да те разбера Nemozhah da te razbera I couldn‘t understand you Did you like it? What can we improve to teach you the Bulgarian language better and easier? Feel free to write a comment right below the the post.

Vote for the topic of our next video to learn Bulgarian

Michel — Wed, 28 Oct 2009 18:57:13 +0000

Now you have the chance to decide which topic we will cover in our next video. Vote below for the topic which you like most and we will produce a learning video until next Wednesday (November 4th). [poll id="2"] If you have any other ideas for new videos to learn Bulgarian please write a comment below the post. Thank you! Update November 5, 2009 We will produce the video about both winning topics until tomorrow. Update November 7, 2009 Unfortunately we couldn’t produce the video yet, we got a cold and need to rest a bit more. See you soon.

Cyrillic (Bulgarian) alphabet in Windows

Darina — Tue, 27 Oct 2009 17:05:26 +0000

Let’s share a bit technical data. A lot of you want to learn the Bulgarian alphabet. The first step for that is to set it up on your computers. That is how it works on Windows:

Open Control Panel
Double click on Regional and Language Options
Go to the Language tab
Click on the Details button. A new window will open.
Use the Add button
Find Bulgaria in the Input Language field
Click on the OK button and save all changes

Please, let us know if you have any difficulties with the instructions above. Thanks! P.S. Did you see our English-Bulgarian dictionary?

Bulgarian Dictionary

Michel — Fri, 23 Oct 2009 18:40:00 +0000

Hey there! We just launched a Bulgarian dictionary to translate words from English to Bulgarian. The translator works quite well for single words, but of course it has sometimes its problems to translate the meaning of a sentence (like every “automated translator” has). We recommend to check it out and to bookmark it in your browser, so you can access the Bulgarian dictionary at any time with a single click. Visit the English Bulgarian Dictionary now. We plan to launch also a Bulgarian-English dictionary in future if it is desired by the users. Please write a comment if you are interested in this feature or if you have any other feedback for the Bulgarian dictionary. By the way, if you are not yet able to read the Cyrillic alphabet, then sign up on the right side to receive our study materials and the notification of our course, where you will learn the Bulgarian alphabet easily.

Hello in Bulgarian

Michel — Thu, 10 Sep 2009 19:50:01 +0000

How to say hello in Bulgarian? It’s not always done with a simple word. But you can learn here within 2 minutes how to greet in Bulgarian. If you talk to a single person, whom you know very well, you say “zdrasti” or “zdravey” and if you talk to a group of friends you say just “zdraveyte”. There is a difference if you say hello to someone, whom you don’t really know yet. Then you greet according to the daytime. In the morning you would say “dobro utro”, during the day “dobar den” and at evening you greet this person with “dobar vecher”. Watch the following video, which will show you how to pronounce the words correctly. Hello in Bulgarian: If you want to go further into this topic: Check how to introduce yourself in Bulgarian. If you have any questions or remarks, don’t hesitate and write a comment right below this post.

Bulgarian numbers

Michel — Sun, 23 Aug 2009 09:46:06 +0000

We are happy to announce that we have launched a video which will help you learn to count in Bulgarian. The video contains the numbers from 0 to 20. As in most European languages, the Bulgarian numbers from 0 to 12 are unique and has to be remembered. All the numbers up to 20 can be formed from them by adding a suffix. You can see the logic in the formation of all numbers in our free PDF, which you can recieve by using the form on the right side. However, in the video you can hear clearly the pronounciation of the numbers and learn them more easily. Here is the video with the Bulgarian numbers: Note that the red letters in the video show where you have to stress the word, but anyway, you will hear this as well. Did you find our video helpful? Please, feel free to leave a comment with your opinion.

How to introduce ourselves in Bulgarian

Darina — Thu, 18 Jun 2009 17:06:46 +0000

Now, let’s translate the conversation: Zdravei! Govorish li balgarski? Здравей, Говориш ли български? Hello! Do you speak Bulgarian? Ne govoria dobre balgarski, no govoria malko. Не говоря добре български, но говоря малко. I don’t speak Bulgarian well, but I speak a little. Az sam Matthew, priiatno mi e da se zapoznaem. Аз съм Матей, приятно ми е да се запознаем. I am Matthew, I am pleased to meet you. Kazvam se Anna, priiatno mi e. Казвам се Ана, приятно ми е. My name is Anna, I am pleased. E, Matthew, ot kade si? Е, Матей, от къде си? Well, Matthew, where are you from? Az sam ot Angliia. Аз съм от Англия. I am from England. Dobre! Ela da ti pokazha universiteta. Добре! Ела да ти покажа университета. Good! Come, I’ll show you the university.