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Which is the correct way to say goodbye in Bulgaria?
Meaning: “Goodbye” is another long and tongue-twisting word and again you have an easier option. Bulgarians use the Italian “Ciao” as a more informal equivalent. Meaning: “Excuse me”. You might need this word if you happen to use the public transportation in rush hour and have to get to the door to get off.
How to order at a bar in Bulgaria?
You already know molya, all you have to do is learn the numbers in Bulgarian and you’re ready to order at the bar! All the alcohol names are the same or very similar to English, so you’ll find it easy to compile a sentence. If you don’t have time to learn the numbers, use your fingers, it’s a universal language.
What do you call someone in Bulgaria when they say Excuse Me?
Bulgarians use the Italian “Ciao” as a more informal equivalent. Meaning: “Excuse me”. You might need this word if you happen to use the public transportation in rush hour and have to get to the door to get off.
What does it mean when you say Cheers in Bulgaria?
Meaning: In Bulgarian they use the same word for “Cheers” when drinking and for “Bless you” when you sneeze. It literally means “To your health!”, or “Be healthy”. Remember that in Bulgaria, it’s not acceptable to say “Cheers” if you’re not drinking alcohol.
What do you say when you say thank you in Bulgaria?
Blagodarya! (Благодаря!/Blah-goh-da-rya!) Meaning: “Thank you!” in Bulgarian requires quite an effort to pronounce but you’ll be rewarded with a big, genuine smile when you do. Another, more casual word for “thank you” is the French “Merci”, which is very widely used and it’s easier to remember. You can use both.
Is it easy to talk to people in Bulgaria?
Bulgarians are warm and friendly to foreigners but sometimes they find it hard to express their amiability in English. Furthermore, most of the middle-aged and older people speak better Russian than English, so if you learn a few words in Bulgarian, you’ll break the ice and bring a smile to their face.