Good-bye
Bulgarian translation: Chao
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|  Selected response from: Andrei Vrabtchev Bulgaria Local time: 13:09 | |||
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| na | чао/довиждане |
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| na | doVEEZHdane |
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чао/довиждане Explanation: "Chao" is more often ised in informal conversations with friends or people who you know well. "Dowizhdane" is used in formal conversations or with people who you do not know well or as a sign of respect when you talk with older people. P.S. Good luck :))) personal experience |
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doVEEZHdane Explanation: doVEEZHdane Common for good-bye Literal meaning "until we see again" stress on 2nd syllable last "e" pronounced, "a" as in "ah" grad student |
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