How to Say “Towards” in Bulgarian

към
kăm[kɤm]
The Bulgarian word for towards is към (kăm).
към can be used both physically (moving towards a building) and abstractly (an attitude towards a person or a concept).

Which one should you use?

While към indicates direction towards a point or an attitude towards someone, на is used for 'on' or 'at' and should not be confused with 'towards' when describing movement toward a destination.

How do you pronounce it?

The romanization is [kăm].

Did you know?

  • The preposition към can be used to express a ratio or a proportion, such as 'three towards one'.
  • The word към was inherited from the Old Church Slavonic word къ, which evolved from the Proto-Slavic root *kъ(n).
  • In Bulgarian, към is used to express a deadline or a target date, such as 'towards the end of the month'.

Examples in context

  • Том се наведе към Мери.
    Tom leaned towards Mary.
    Tatoeba #3218060 by korobo4ka, translation #2821547 by CK
  • Как възприемаш отношението му към нас тези дни?
    What do you make of his attitude towards us these days?
    Tatoeba #830323 by ednorog, translation #18723 by CK
  • Към Варна
    Towards Varna
  • Към дома
    Towards home
  • Към къщата
    Towards the house
  • Към планините
    Towards the mountains
  • От града към планините
    From the city towards the mountains
  • Приближих се към нея
    I approached her

Example conversation

Ivan and Elena are walking in a park.

  1. Иван Ivan

    Виж, кучето тича към нас!
    Vizh, kucheto ticha kam nas!
    Look, the dog is running towards us!
  2. Елена Elena

    Ох, то изглежда много дружелюбно.
    Oh, to izglezhda mnogo druzhelyubno.
    Oh, it looks very friendly.
  3. Иван Ivan

    Струпай се към него внимателно.
    Strupai se kam nego vnimatelno.
    Move towards it carefully.
  4. Елена Elena

    Ще го погаля сега.
    Shte go pogalya sega.
    I will pet it now.

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