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Survival Phrases #2
Please (This Please) in Bulgarian
CONTENTS
2 Bulgarian
2 Romanization
2 English
2 Vocabulary
3 Sample Sentences
3 Grammar
3 Cultural Insight
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BULGARIAN
1. .
2. .
3. .
ROMANIZATION
1. Molya.
2. Tova molya.
3. Onova molya.
ENGLISH
1. Please.
2. This please.
3. That please.
VOCABULARY
onova that
SAMPLE SENTENCES
. , .
Tova e domyt mi. Podai mi onova neshto, molya.
. ,
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That piece of cheese is not yours.
A ticket with a student discount, please.
GRAMMAR
This lesson's phrase will help you take matters into your own hands! In today's lesson we'll
take a look at "please," as in asking for something.
In Bulgarian, "please" is molya" (). The most rudimentary way of using "please" is
pointing at something while saying molya, but let's try and build this up a bit, shall we?
Let's start with the expression, "this please" which in Bulgarian is tova molya ( ). In
English, "this" comes before "please." In Bulgarian this word order is the same. In Bulgarian
the word for "this," precedes molya.
Let's take a look at the word for "this." "This" in Bulgarian is tova (). Looking at the word
for "this" warrants a look at the word for "that" which is onova (). The phrase "that
please" is onova molya ( ).
CULTURAL INSIGHT
Quick Tip
In other words, if you don't know what gender "pizza" () is in Bulgarian, just say: tova,
molya or onova, molya while pointing at it. Saying tova pizza molya is grammatically incorrect
as "pizza" is a "she" in Bulgarian and requires the indicator tazi before a noun in the feminine:
tazi pizza, molya ( , ) is the correct expression in this case.