Къде мога да гледам мача?
ka-DE moga da gledam macha?
Where can I watch the match?
Usage
Used to find a place to watch a sports match
Grammar Note
"мога да" + verb means "I can" in Bulgarian
Искам да играя тенис / бадминтон.
Iskam da igraya tenis / badminton.
I'd like to play tennis / badminton.
Usage
Used to express desire to play a sport
Grammar Note
"Искам да" + verb is the standard construction for "I want to" in Bulgarian
Има ли фитнес зала наблизо?
Ima li fitnes zala nablizo?
Is there a gym nearby?
Usage
Used to ask about nearby gym facilities
Grammar Note
"Има ли" is the standard Bulgarian phrase for "is there"
В колко часа започва мачът?
V kolko chasa zapochva machat?
What time does the match start?
Usage
Used to ask what time a game starts
Grammar Note
"В колко часа" literally means "at how many hours" — asking for the time
Мога ли да се присъединя към играта?
Moga li da se prisaedinya kam igrata?
Can I join the game?
Usage
Used to ask permission to join a game
Grammar Note
"Мога ли да" is used to request permission in Bulgarian
Къде мога да наема спортно оборудване?
ka-DE moga da naema sportno oborudvane?
Where can I rent sports equipment?
Usage
Used to find where to rent sports gear
Grammar Note
"наема" means to rent or hire in Bulgarian
Колко струва да се играе?
Kolko struva da se igrae?
How much does it cost to play?
Usage
Used to ask about the cost of playing
Grammar Note
"Колко струва" is the standard Bulgarian phrase for asking price
Има ли басейн наблизо?
Ima li baseyn nablizo?
Is there a swimming pool nearby?
Usage
Used to ask about a nearby swimming pool
Grammar Note
"Има ли" is the Bulgarian structure for "is there"
Имате ли курс за начинаещи?
I-ma-te li kurs za na-chi-NA-e-shti?
Do you have a beginner class?
Usage
Used to ask about beginner-level classes
Grammar Note
"Имате ли" is the second-person plural for asking "do you have"
Искам да купя билети за мача.
Iskam da kupya bileti za macha.
I'd like to buy tickets for the game.
Usage
Used to express desire to buy game tickets
Grammar Note
"Искам да" + verb expresses desire or intention in Bulgarian
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