How to Say “Help” in Bulgarian
To help in Bulgarian is to say пома́гам. The verb forms are used to provide assistance to someone or something.
How to Say “No, Thank You” in Bulgarian
The phrase “no, thank you” in Bulgarian is translated as не, благодаря. не, благодаря is used as a polite way to decline an offer or a request.
How to Say “Baby” in Bulgarian
The Bulgarian word for baby is бе́бе. All forms of the word refer to a very young human being.
How to Say “Dad” in Bulgarian
The Bulgarian word for ‘dad’ is та́тко. та́тко is used as an affectionate and informal way to refer to a father.
How to Say “I Miss You” in Macedonian
The English phrase “I miss you” is translated into Macedonian as ми недостасуваш. This phrase is used to express the feeling of missing someone.
How to Say “Poop” in Bulgarian
The Bulgarian word for poop is акита. The word refers to feces.
How to Say “Gluten-free” in Bulgarian
The English phrase “gluten-free” is translated into Bulgarian as без глутен. The term без глутен is used to describe food that contains no gluten.
How to Say “Happy Birthday” in Bulgarian
The English phrase “happy birthday” is чести́т рожде́н ден in Bulgarian. чести́т рожде́н ден is used to offer good wishes to someone on their birthday.
How to Say “Stupid” in Macedonian
The Macedonian word for “stupid” is глупав. The adjective глупав is used to describe someone or something that is lacking in intelligence.