'Vodka mineralna' would certainly have a certain kick, in comparison with 'voda mineralna'
Baldur
bulgarian language
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Say no more, Patka
'Vodka mineralna' would certainly have a certain kick, in comparison with 'voda mineralna'
Baldur
'Vodka mineralna' would certainly have a certain kick, in comparison with 'voda mineralna'
Baldur
Could anyone let me know some simple words in Bulgarian, such as;
Yes, No, Please, Thankyou, Hello and goodbye ?
Phonetic spellings please
Yes, No, Please, Thankyou, Hello and goodbye ?
Phonetic spellings please
topping this for celtictraveller!
no sooner said than done! I have "topped" the thread we have on it for you.
No mean "Ne" actually:)
Actually it dont. I wrote ne but I think this forum translates capital n and e to any
Ne <--- if this is any the forum translated it, because i wrote cap. N & e.
Ne <--- if this is any the forum translated it, because i wrote cap. N & e.
Ne Ne Ne NE !!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Well I'll be ................ so it does. It changes the Bulgarian for no, which is 'N E' into 'any'.
Why's that Fiona?
Peter
Well I'll be ................ so it does. It changes the Bulgarian for no, which is 'N E' into 'any'.
Why's that Fiona?
Peter
Hi Fiona,
It's simply this, and very wierd. Write the letters n & e, or N & E together without the & or a space, then preview. What you get is 'any'.
Scary
what?
Peter
Test - NE ne or ne ver, but never is OK
It's simply this, and very wierd. Write the letters n & e, or N & E together without the & or a space, then preview. What you get is 'any'.
Scary
what?Peter
Test - NE ne or ne ver, but never is OK
I've no idea why that happens Peter- but at least the last few posts are making sense to me now! 
so the phonetic for no is n e ( with no space)
so the phonetic for no is n e ( with no space)
This is starting to sound more confusing then the Bulgarian language itself !! Thanks for all the help though.
Thanks Baldur
You just reminded me that I meant to merge the two threads- have done so now!
You just reminded me that I meant to merge the two threads- have done so now!
I picked up a great little book at the airport waterstones, which had all the phrases to use in bulgaria.
I found many bulgarians spoke english also even the supermarket cashiers but when you do meet someone who cant speak english then it becomes difficult.
I found many bulgarians spoke english also even the supermarket cashiers but when you do meet someone who cant speak english then it becomes difficult.
If you go to a book shop in Bulgaria and pick up the small English Bulgarian phrase book, it is bright yellow with a black scorpion on it.
This is a very good book and writes the words exactly how you would pronnouce them.
Celiajan
This is a very good book and writes the words exactly how you would pronnouce them.
Celiajan
Try the Bulgarian Survival Kit - click the musical note symbol next to a word or phrase to hear the pronunciation.
Clicking 'Back to Thematic vocabulary' at the bottom of the page will take you to other pages containing useful words/phrases.
Baldur
Clicking 'Back to Thematic vocabulary' at the bottom of the page will take you to other pages containing useful words/phrases.
Baldur
Merci, as in French works for thanks,,,, a local put us onto this and it works
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