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8 [осум]

8 [osoom]

Часови / Време

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Excuse me! Изв---те! Извинете! И-в-н-т-! --------- Извинете! 0
I--in-etye! Izvinyetye! I-v-n-e-y-! ----------- Izvinyetye!
What time is it, please? Колку е час-----е--о---? Колку е часот, Ве молам? К-л-у е ч-с-т- В- м-л-м- ------------------------ Колку е часот, Ве молам? 0
K-lk---y- -ha--t- V-e-mol--? Kolkoo ye chasot, Vye molam? K-l-o- y- c-a-o-, V-e m-l-m- ---------------------------- Kolkoo ye chasot, Vye molam?
Thank you very much. Б-----а-------гу. Благодарам многу. Б-а-о-а-а- м-о-у- ----------------- Благодарам многу. 0
B---u-da--- m-oguoo. Blaguodaram mnoguoo. B-a-u-d-r-m m-o-u-o- -------------------- Blaguodaram mnoguoo.
It is one o’clock. Часо- е---ен. Часот е еден. Ч-с-т е е-е-. ------------- Часот е еден. 0
C--so--ye y--y--. Chasot ye yedyen. C-a-o- y- y-d-e-. ----------------- Chasot ye yedyen.
It is two o’clock. Ча-от - два. Часот е два. Ч-с-т е д-а- ------------ Часот е два. 0
C-a-ot--e d-a. Chasot ye dva. C-a-o- y- d-a- -------------- Chasot ye dva.
It is three o’clock. Час-т-е т-и. Часот е три. Ч-с-т е т-и- ------------ Часот е три. 0
C-aso---e-t--. Chasot ye tri. C-a-o- y- t-i- -------------- Chasot ye tri.
It is four o’clock. Часо- --ч-ти-и. Часот е четири. Ч-с-т е ч-т-р-. --------------- Часот е четири. 0
Chas-t y- --y---ri. Chasot ye chyetiri. C-a-o- y- c-y-t-r-. ------------------- Chasot ye chyetiri.
It is five o’clock. Ч-со----пет. Часот е пет. Ч-с-т е п-т- ------------ Часот е пет. 0
C--sot ye ---t. Chasot ye pyet. C-a-o- y- p-e-. --------------- Chasot ye pyet.
It is six o’clock. Ч---т е--ес-. Часот е шест. Ч-с-т е ш-с-. ------------- Часот е шест. 0
C-aso- ye--h----. Chasot ye shyest. C-a-o- y- s-y-s-. ----------------- Chasot ye shyest.
It is seven o’clock. Ч------ ---ум. Часот е седум. Ч-с-т е с-д-м- -------------- Часот е седум. 0
C--s-t----s-edo--. Chasot ye syedoom. C-a-o- y- s-e-o-m- ------------------ Chasot ye syedoom.
It is eight o’clock. Ча--т --о---. Часот е осум. Ч-с-т е о-у-. ------------- Часот е осум. 0
C-as-t-y--os-om. Chasot ye osoom. C-a-o- y- o-o-m- ---------------- Chasot ye osoom.
It is nine o’clock. Ч-со--е -е---. Часот е девет. Ч-с-т е д-в-т- -------------- Часот е девет. 0
C-as----e d-evye-. Chasot ye dyevyet. C-a-o- y- d-e-y-t- ------------------ Chasot ye dyevyet.
It is ten o’clock. Ч---т-е-д-се-. Часот е десет. Ч-с-т е д-с-т- -------------- Часот е десет. 0
C-a-o- y- ---s--t. Chasot ye dyesyet. C-a-o- y- d-e-y-t- ------------------ Chasot ye dyesyet.
It is eleven o’clock. Часот-- ед-н-----. Часот е единаесет. Ч-с-т е е-и-а-с-т- ------------------ Часот е единаесет. 0
Ch-s-t -- y-d-nay--yet. Chasot ye yedinayesyet. C-a-o- y- y-d-n-y-s-e-. ----------------------- Chasot ye yedinayesyet.
It is twelve o’clock. Ч-с-- --дв--ае-е-. Часот е дванаесет. Ч-с-т е д-а-а-с-т- ------------------ Часот е дванаесет. 0
Chas-t ye-------e--e-. Chasot ye dvanayesyet. C-a-o- y- d-a-a-e-y-t- ---------------------- Chasot ye dvanayesyet.
A minute has sixty seconds. Една---н-та им--ше-с-т с-кунд-. Една минута има шеесет секунди. Е-н- м-н-т- и-а ш-е-е- с-к-н-и- ------------------------------- Една минута има шеесет секунди. 0
Y-d-a-m--oot- i---sh-e-esy-- sy----nd-. Yedna minoota ima shyeyesyet syekoondi. Y-d-a m-n-o-a i-a s-y-y-s-e- s-e-o-n-i- --------------------------------------- Yedna minoota ima shyeyesyet syekoondi.
An hour has sixty minutes. Ед-- ----им----ес-т---ну--. Еден час има шеесет минути. Е-е- ч-с и-а ш-е-е- м-н-т-. --------------------------- Еден час има шеесет минути. 0
Yedye- ---- -ma -hyey--yet mino-ti. Yedyen chas ima shyeyesyet minooti. Y-d-e- c-a- i-a s-y-y-s-e- m-n-o-i- ----------------------------------- Yedyen chas ima shyeyesyet minooti.
A day has twenty-four hours. Ед-н--ен --а-дв--сет-и --т----ч--а. Еден ден има дваесет и четири часа. Е-е- д-н и-а д-а-с-т и ч-т-р- ч-с-. ----------------------------------- Еден ден има дваесет и четири часа. 0
Y-d-en-dye- ima dv--e-yet i--h--tiri----s-. Yedyen dyen ima dvayesyet i chyetiri chasa. Y-d-e- d-e- i-a d-a-e-y-t i c-y-t-r- c-a-a- ------------------------------------------- Yedyen dyen ima dvayesyet i chyetiri chasa.

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