lessons in bulgarian

This topic was created in the Scorpio forum by lizard_scorpio on Tuesday, February 28, 2006 and has 14 replies.
i thought, i'd teach you some lessons in bulgarian. there's a slight difficulty, the alphabet, cyrillic characters. but i guess, i can work around it and try to use the latin letters to come as close as possible to the way the words are pronounced in bulgarian.
let's start with something that's of current interest:

english bulgarian
bird flue = pileshky grip
people pleaser = litzemer (that's actually the kind that says what you wanna hear but talks bad about you behind your back)
economic crisis = iconomitchna crisa
lmao = popikavam se ot smyah (actually means: i piss myself laughing)

side note(s): 'i'='ee' as in feel, keep etc./'e' pronounced like in 'men', 'met' etc./'h' pronounced as in 'have', 'heaven' etc.
till next lesson.
so long,
L.
Yeah,I wanna know the curse words,I already know some mexican spanish(its not the same as what they teach you in school;mexico you'd be confused speaking that spanish) curse words lol.
Oh yeah and some polish girls were exchanging some polish/english cursing in a teaching type matter at a bar one night.You can say we were bored yes:/
wow, responses smile sorry guys, i haven't been on dxp for a while Sad
now, you wanna know the offensive phrases?

fcuk off/piss off ? ?ebi si maikata? (fcuk your mother) or ?mainata ti?
k u n t ? ?putka? ("u" pronounced as in 'to put' / "a" as in 'car')
a s s h o l e ? ?gus? (a s s) ("g" pronounced as in 'gun' / "u" as in 'gun', too)

what else do you wanna know???
what's a 'mangina'?

branh
"I've dated a Bulgarian woman in the past. A very beautiful language indeed. IT is a softer Russian. It is a great language, I hope to learn it someday. LS how long have you been living in Germany?"
glad you like the sound of it. yeah, it sounds a bit like a softer russian, more rounded, i'd say. although, there are alful dialects that sound just ugly. but the normal pronounciation/intonation sounds quite nice smile
i've been living in germany for over than 17 years now. my parents fled with me from bulgaria when i was (almost) 13. we ended up in germany...
wasn't "maina" also a bad word? and "zizi" or something? i know what zizi means, or tsitsi.. i'm trying to remember something but i can't remember it. it's near putka. if i remember right it goes: putka, putkata, putki, putkite. "putki" is plural. nice that you are teaching us, liz smile
tsitsi = tits
putka = c u n t
putkata = the c u n t
putki = c u n t s
putkite = the c u n t s

LOL s&s, you know all the most important words then Winking
yes, true.. i think i'm gonna survive with those words in Bulgaria.. LOL
i wouldn't say survive, rather get killed Sad
i can be quiet then, maybe better? Winking
only kiddin'. bulgarians are nice people smile they'd only rob you, but kill??? naaaah!!!
yeah, i knew one girl once.. bulgarian.. she was my best friend, i really loved her. that's one thing i regret, for being such an a/s/s, being too pride to solve those misunderstandings between us. she was the best friend i ever had. i have had others but she was the best. guess what sign? she was a virgo. just wishing her all the best in her life.
where's she now?
can you not call her and talk?
you know, i tried once to contact her. i didn't know her address or fon number coz they were secret information. so i sent a letter to her parent's house. she never replied. either she got it and didn't think it was worth it or she didn't get my letter. anyway, i guess she's changed a lot now, it was a long time ago. and my letter to her.. i sent that already 10 years ago. but now i remembered her again coz you were teaching us some bulgarian smile nice memories anyway smile
"nice memories anyway"
glad smile

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