Basic Bulgarian Phrases for Everyday Communication

The correct translation of 'yes' in Russian is 'da'. 'Ne' means 'no', 'nyet' is another way to say 'no' in Russian, and 'si' is the word for 'yes' in Spanish.

In Slovak, 'ne' is used to express 'no', unlike 'nie' which means 'yes', 'ano' which also means 'yes', and 'žiadne' which means 'none/nothing.'

The correct translation of 'Hello' in Bulgarian is 'zdraveite'. 'Hola' is Spanish, 'bonjour' is French, and 'ciao' is Italian.

The correct way to say goodbye in Bulgarian is 'dovizhdane.' 'Zdravěyte' is a greeting in Czech, 'nasvidenje' is a farewell in Slovenian, and 'adieu' is a farewell in French.

The correct translation of 'welcome' in Bulgarian is 'dobre doshli'. The other options provided mean 'hello', 'good morning', and 'see you later' respectively, but are not the correct translation for 'welcome'.

The correct response in Bulgarian for 'Nice to meet you.' is 'Priyatno mi e (da se zapoznaem).' The other options provided are common phrases in Bulgarian, but do not directly translate to 'Nice to meet you.'

The correct translation for 'thank you' in Bulgarian is 'blagodarya'. The other options are 'thank you' in Spanish, French, and German respectively.

The correct answer 'kak se kazvash?' is in Bulgarian, while the incorrect answers are in Dutch, Spanish, and French respectively.

The correct translation of 'What is my name?' in Bulgarian is 'Kazvam se ...'. This phrase is used to introduce oneself in Bulgarian.

The correct translation for 'Do you speak English?' is 'Govorite li angliiski?' in Russian.

The correct translation of 'I'm sorry, I don't speak Bulgarian' in Bulgarian is 'Sajelyavam, az ne govorya balgarski.' The other options are translations in different languages.

The correct translation for 'I need help' in Bulgarian is 'Imam nuzhda ot pomosht.' The incorrect answers do not convey the same meaning as the original question.

The correct answer is in Bulgarian (Kade e toaletnata, molya?). Each incorrect answer is in a different language: Polish, Russian, and German. This multiple-choice question tests comprehension of foreign languages for finding the location of a restroom.

The correct translation for 'Where is the toilet, please?' in Bulgarian is 'Kade e toaletnata, molya?'. The incorrect answers provided are asking for the location of a restaurant, library, and store respectively, not the toilet.