50 Bulgarian Phrases to Use in a Conversation

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In this video we will teach you 50 Bulgarian phrases to use in a conversation so you would be able to sound like a Bulgarian native speaker.
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[@tomaszcz7928]

Hi. I am polish and many things are similar to polish language. I am trying to learn some basic before my trip to Bulgaria ;)

[@Sharkonaxian]

There is a greek phrase for "Добро утро": "Καλή πρωία" literally means"Good morning" but modern greeks do not use it often. Πρωί (neutral), Πρωία (feminine).

[@avaniki3948]

My family is Bulgarian and I was born in America USA and I like to know all of this because those are the words I already know

[@ANTONDDP]

I was thinking about the use of the word "scary". In the US we sometimes use the word "wicked". It's not quite as popular these days but still used a lot in our north east states.

[@connorsaul5569]

I guess Im asking the wrong place but does any of you know of a method to log back into an Instagram account..? I stupidly forgot the account password. I would love any assistance you can give me.

[@jasonfrank4991]

@Connor Saul Instablaster ;)

[@alexandergeorgiev2631]

@@connorsaul5569 ...click forgot password?

[@dewaltaholicuk5435]

It would be useful if you used the western alphabet as I can't read Cyrillic... oh, some of it is... Thank you 😊

[@skuttler1796]

That's fair enough mate, but if you're interested I'd definitely recommend learning Cyrillic, it's a lot easier than you'd think! I used a book called 'Learn to Read Bulgarian in Five Days'.

[@opo7968]

I am greek and we do not actually say day. Kalimera is separated into 2 words: Kali which means good and mera which means day

[@user-ge7hq7rr6z]

Exactly

[@bigcrisuna4217]

Dude your alphabet is damn HARD. Its easyer to like pronounce things you know but to read and write, jesus christ

[@opo7968]

@@ericiliev1 good morning Καλημέρα or καλό πρωί good day καλημέρα and good evening καλησπέρα or καλο απόγευμα

[@baggelisastegos5780]

Bravo re malaka

[@greatvisitor]

She should not make fun of other languages. It is rude!

[@christosorliaklis9110]

εξαιρετική!

[@hiok2065]

Добро видео

[@Nourkhan-rd7hr]

Good

[@jacklam2007]

Nice video. Better viewing if the Bulgarian words/phrases are in color black.

[@basiCKschool]

Thanks. I am learning Bulgarian because there are not cases ,unlike Russian/Ukrainian.

[@alainmalin74]

Daria is so cute and entertaining!! 😍😘

[@mikeshoard]

i have learnt bulgarian as 1 years old and i am 10 now its simple:]

[@ad-libbingwiththezman]

Blagodarya, krasiva dama \m/, B']

[@ksralader6537]

Someone is here from bulgarian? That live in sofia.

[@mikeshoard]

yh

[@alex-cq8mj]

mnogo qsno v goce delchev

[@ShirleyMaver-rf3yp]

50/50

[@inf1n1]

What is..yes in head movement?

[@psprophet]

лефт то раигт :P

[@pedrovolpini6662]

@@psprophet lol

[@beadsman13]

@@psprophet ригхт се пише. Май си бягал от училище? :)

[@francojunior9953]

The letter "o" is always "o" in bulgarian or it can sound like an "a" sometimes?

[@bojidaraboneva6572]

No, it doesn't sound like an "a", it's always "o". If you still need it.

[@francojunior9953]

@@bojidaraboneva6572 Yeah, thanks!

[@indigofreedom3851]

thanks but would like you to say the phrase more please

[@awadramy1]

Bulgarian women are the most beautiful in the world

[@GMKOHMSS007]

I agree 100%! :) I met my wife Dobromira (Dobi) in 1998 and we married in 1999. Still going strong. God has truly blessed us. We now have two boys 11 and 17 yrs old. :) Blessings! Greg and Dobi

[@michaeljones9045]

27:20 where is the toilet

[@ShirleyMaver-rf3yp]

What is Bulgarian for 50/50

[@zakiibrahim4825]

please prononcé some of the word's

[@basididi6949]

Здравейте, преводът на арабски има големи грешки

[@andrescoronel1740]

As sen Andres, priatno mi e da ce sapusnayem

[@fredopasta8325]

Going to tell my girlfriend нали ти казах🤣🤣

[@kingeric1978]

Will you marry me.

[@istvancsiszar1118]

There is too much garnishing in English .

[@lovefaithhopolove]

"Казвам се Дария" е звучащото естествено на български език; "Аз съм Дария" е (все още) доста неестествено, привнесено от английски. В българския език не се прави тъй пряко отъждествяване между човека и неговото име както е в английския.

[@PeterSchneemann]

добър ден = good day, not good afternoon

[@krissmith4191]

Both are valid translations, check any dictionary.

[@PeterSchneemann]

​@@krissmith4191 Can you say good afternoon at 11:30 am?

[@krissmith4191]

@@PeterSchneemann No, you would say good morning. From 12pm you can say good afternoon. While good day is a more literal translation for добър ден than good afternoon, it isn't used much in English.

[@PeterSchneemann]

@Kris Smith So even if the dictionaries say that dobar den can be translated as good afternoon, that is not always the correct translation, especially if you say shortly before noon As you said, the direct translation is not used much, and the other translations are not 100% equivalent to the meaning in Bulgarian (Note: Good afternoon is not used in Canada either)

[@ff9571]

This isnt real. some of the words she's saying arent right like "dobar den" means literally good day and not good afternoon den means day and will be never used as afternoon please dont follow these channels that are related to this one its false and will confuse you on the long run if you follow what they say

[@RaniVeluNachar-kx4lu]

It's sort of like that there. I mean what is said and what is meant? I have also run into contractions. For example: Kvopravish? This is said like it is one word, or it sounds like it because I am still not up to speed. But it is Kakvo pravish? What are you doing?

[@JC-go8wl]

If you're English were at a higher sense, you'd realized what she was actually staying .....

[@laurenwright76]

Dobar den does mean good afternoon 😊

[@yvstar]

@@laurenwright76 No, it doesn't, it literally means "good day" and we usually start using it some time around 11 am (or even earlier around 10 am) to probably 5 - 6 pm depending on whether it's still light outside. Then we start saying "dobar vecher" or "good evening". "Leka nosht" is only used when someone's going to bed. If you wanna wish "have a good evening/night" as a parting phrase, you'd say "leka vecher".

[@th3radlad_727]

She just said it could also mean good day-

[@lovefaithhopolove]

"Благодаря, недобре (пише се слято)" НЕ СЪЩЕСТВУВА в българската езикова употреба. Един българин би отговорил "Ако трябва да съм честен, не много добре (БЕЗ това "Благодаря" в началото), но да се споделя проблем на този въпрос се счита за нелюбезно, затова българите НИКОГА не използват въпрос, зададен от любезност като повод да се оплакват.

[@lovefaithhopolove]

"КАКЪВ" е телефонният ти номер? е неправилно; правилното е "КОЙ е телефонният ти номер". Първият въпрос е просторечив, некнижовен. Въпросителното местоимение "какъв" пита за някакво КАЧЕСТВО на предмета, а не за СЪЩИНАТА му.

[@ShirleyMaver-rf3yp]

50/50