Contacts & SNS

1. Мога ли да взема визитката ви?

   MO-ga li da VZE-ma vi-ZIT-ka-ta vi

   May I have your business card?

   Usage

   Requesting a business card in a professional context

   Grammar Note

   визитката = визитка + feminine definite suffix -та. да взема uses the "да + verb" subjunctive

2. Мога ли да ви добавя в LinkedIn?

   MO-ga li da vi do-BA-vya v LinkedIn

   May I connect with you on LinkedIn?

   Usage

   Requesting a professional connection on LinkedIn

   Grammar Note

   ви is the formal accusative pronoun "you." Bulgarian pronouns retain case forms unlike nouns

3. Какъв е имейлът ви?

   KA-kav e i-MEY-lat vi

   What is your email address?

   Usage

   Asking for someone's email address

   Grammar Note

   имейлът uses the long masculine definite suffix -ът for subject position nouns

4. Телефонният ми номер е...

   te-le-FON-ni-yat mi NO-mer e

   My phone number is...

   Usage

   Giving someone your phone number

   Grammar Note

   телефонният uses the long definite suffix -ият for masculine adjectives in subject position

5. Кога можем да се срещнем?

   KO-ga MO-zhem da se SRESHT-nem

   When can we meet?

   Usage

   Scheduling a future meeting or get-together

   Grammar Note

   срещнем is first-person plural of the reflexive verb "to meet." да + verb replaces the infinitive

6. Ще ви изпратя имейл

   shte vi iz-PRA-tya i-MEYL

   I'll send you an email

   Usage

   Promising to follow up by email

   Grammar Note

   ще is the future tense marker. Bulgarian forms future tense with ще + verb. No case changes

7. Добавете ме в WhatsApp

   do-BA-ve-te me v WhatsApp

   Add me on WhatsApp

   Usage

   Sharing contact details via WhatsApp

   Grammar Note

   добавете is the formal plural imperative. ме is the accusative pronoun "me." Nouns need no case changes

8. Адресът ми е...

   a-DRE-sat mi e

   My address is...

   Usage

   Giving someone your address

   Grammar Note

   адресът uses the long masculine definite suffix -ът for subject position. ми is the possessive "my"

9. Ще се чуем скоро

   shte se CHU-em SKO-ro

   We'll be in touch soon

   Usage

   Promising to stay in contact when parting

   Grammar Note

   чуем is the subjunctive first-person plural of the reflexive verb чуя се (to hear from each other)

10. Приятно ми беше да се запознаем

    pri-YAT-no mi BE-she da se za-poz-NA-em

    It was a pleasure to meet you

    Usage

    A polite farewell phrase at the end of a meeting

    Grammar Note

    приятно ми беше uses the dative pronoun ми. да се запознаем is the reflexive subjunctive "to meet"

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