Къде е автобусната спирка?
ka-DE e av-TO-bus-na-ta SPIR-ka
Where is the bus stop?
Usage
Asking for the location of a bus stop
Grammar Note
автобусната: adjective автобусна + definite suffix -та, agreeing with feminine noun спирка
Един билет до центъра, моля
e-DIN bi-LET do TSEN-ta-ra, MOL-ya
One ticket to the city centre, please
Usage
Buying a ticket on public transport
Grammar Note
центъра = център + masculine definite suffix -а. Prepositions replace cases in Bulgarian
Кога тръгва следващият влак?
KO-ga TRAG-va SLED-va-shti-yat vlak
When does the next train depart?
Usage
Asking about train departure times
Grammar Note
следващият uses the long definite form -ият for masculine adjectives in subject position — unique to Bulgarian
Спрете тук, моля
SPRE-te tuk, mo-LYA
Please stop here
Usage
Telling a taxi driver or bus driver to stop
Grammar Note
спрете is the formal (plural) imperative; with no object it means "stop (the car)". "моля" at the end softens the request
Колко струва таксито до летището?
KOL-ko STRU-va TAK-si-to do le-TI-shte-to
How much does a taxi to the airport cost?
Usage
Asking about taxi fare to the airport
Grammar Note
летището = летище + neuter definite suffix -то. Both nouns take definite articles as suffixes
Има ли метро тук?
I-ma li MET-ro tuk
Is there a metro here?
Usage
Asking whether there is metro access (Sofia has a metro system)
Grammar Note
Yes/no questions add the particle "ли" after the verb without changing word order
Искам да наема кола
IS-kam da na-E-ma KO-la
I want to rent a car
Usage
Expressing desire to rent a vehicle
Grammar Note
Bulgarian lacks an infinitive; "да + verb" replaces it. This is shared with other Balkan languages
На кой перон?
na koy pe-RON
Which platform?
Usage
Asking which platform to go to at a train station
Grammar Note
кой is the masculine interrogative adjective "which," agreeing with the masculine noun перон
Закъснял ли е влакът?
za-KAS-nyal li e VLA-kat
Is the train delayed?
Usage
Checking whether a train is running late
Grammar Note
влакът uses the long definite suffix -ът for masculine nouns in subject position
Как да стигна до Пловдив?
kak da STIG-na do PLOV-div
How do I get to Plovdiv?
Usage
Asking for directions to Plovdiv, Bulgaria's second-largest city
Grammar Note
"Как да + verb" means "how to." Place names don't change form since Bulgarian has no cases
More Bulgarian phrases
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