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FAO Pamporovo Pete
Author:avalanche
posts : 1390 (Master)Date : 02-14-09 00:50re: FAO Pamporovo Pete
KIm. .you are a STAR. ..
Julie x
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KimI agree with Avalanche, you are a star! And thanks, (sorry!... blagodarya) I will have a great holiday... always do!... Now where's the brown sauce !
DDT
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Molya... the word that means everythin 
our instructor used it for loads of stuff, including please as ako o bichate takes too long apparently... this is apparently widespread too
Priyatna Vecher = have a good evening
Lecka Nosht = goodnight (literally going to bed!)
Also, you can use merci to say thanks but I always preferred blagodarya... I've an email pal met through the rosetta stone shared talk site who is helping me with Bulgarian so hopefully I'll be a bit more fluent ...
our instructor used it for loads of stuff, including please as ako o bichate takes too long apparently... this is apparently widespread too Priyatna Vecher = have a good evening
Lecka Nosht = goodnight (literally going to bed!)
Also, you can use merci to say thanks but I always preferred blagodarya... I've an email pal met through the rosetta stone shared talk site who is helping me with Bulgarian so hopefully I'll be a bit more fluent ...
Molya... the word that means everythin our instructor used it for loads of stuff, including please as ako o bichate takes too long apparently... this is apparently widespread too
Priyatna Vecher = have a good evening
Lecka Nosht = goodnight (literally going to bed!)
Also, you can use merci to say thanks but I always preferred blagodarya... I've an email pal met through the rosetta stone shared talk site who is helping me with Bulgarian so hopefully I'll be a bit more fluent next yr! have tried from day 1 though, shame on you ddt!
have a great time all
our instructor used it for loads of stuff, including please as ako o bichate takes too long apparently... this is apparently widespread too Priyatna Vecher = have a good evening
Lecka Nosht = goodnight (literally going to bed!)
Also, you can use merci to say thanks but I always preferred blagodarya... I've an email pal met through the rosetta stone shared talk site who is helping me with Bulgarian so hopefully I'll be a bit more fluent next yr! have tried from day 1 though, shame on you ddt!
have a great time all
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Snowy - you say that you can "say" cyrillic - yeah ... but..... tell me how what you have printed - someone would know how to pronounce!!!!!Rach - you hit on a point I meant to mention but forgot, which is that "merci" is used more often than not as thanks.
Happy hols to all and enjoy the lingo!
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Thanks PETE for sending me the link on how to SAY it. He's the only one who sent me the link on how to SAY it not to SPELL it, that's why I asked HIM.Thanks for all your kind thoughts, off skiing now.
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No problems matey - enjoy learning it all and I'll be testing your pronunciation later
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Maybe consider goresht if your food is cold! goresht moyla - hot pleaseNe iskam I do not want.
Sled malko - a little later!
Ushte edna another 1
Sus - with
Bes without
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Well done, Kim.
Also, if you do a search on iTunes there is a free Bulgarian for beginners course which is downloadable as a podcast ... from survivalphrases.com
Their catchphrase is 'Remember... a little Bulgarian goes a long way.'
So, Tigger, keep your eyes open for a little Bulgarian.
