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Лица

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I а- а_ а- -- аз 0
a- a_ a- -- az
I and you аз и ти а_ и т_ а- и т- ------- аз и ти 0
a- i-ti a_ i t_ a- i t- ------- az i ti
both of us н-- д-а---а н__ д______ н-е д-а-а-а ----------- ние двамата 0
n-e -----ta n__ d______ n-e d-a-a-a ----------- nie dvamata
he т-й т__ т-й --- той 0
toy t__ t-y --- toy
he and she то----тя т__ и т_ т-й и т- -------- той и тя 0
to--- -ya t__ i t__ t-y i t-a --------- toy i tya
they both те--в-м--а т_ д______ т- д-а-а-а ---------- те двамата 0
t- dv----a t_ d______ t- d-a-a-a ---------- te dvamata
the man мъж м__ м-ж --- мъж 0
myzh m___ m-z- ---- myzh
the woman же-а ж___ ж-н- ---- жена 0
zhena z____ z-e-a ----- zhena
the child д-те д___ д-т- ---- дете 0
d-te d___ d-t- ---- dete
a family с-м--с-во с________ с-м-й-т-о --------- семейство 0
s---yst-o s________ s-m-y-t-o --------- semeystvo
my family м---о с---йст-о м____ с________ м-е-о с-м-й-т-о --------------- моето семейство 0
mo--o--emey-tvo m____ s________ m-e-o s-m-y-t-o --------------- moeto semeystvo
My family is here. Моето-се-ейст---е-тук. М____ с________ е т___ М-е-о с-м-й-т-о е т-к- ---------------------- Моето семейство е тук. 0
M-e---s----st-o--- --k. M____ s________ y_ t___ M-e-o s-m-y-t-o y- t-k- ----------------------- Moeto semeystvo ye tuk.
I am here. А--с---тук. А_ с__ т___ А- с-м т-к- ----------- Аз съм тук. 0
Az sym--u-. A_ s__ t___ A- s-m t-k- ----------- Az sym tuk.
You are here. Ти -и т-к. Т_ с_ т___ Т- с- т-к- ---------- Ти си тук. 0
Ti-si -u-. T_ s_ t___ T- s- t-k- ---------- Ti si tuk.
He is here and she is here. То- - -ук-и-тя е ту-. Т__ е т__ и т_ е т___ Т-й е т-к и т- е т-к- --------------------- Той е тук и тя е тук. 0
Toy-ye-tuk i--ya ---t--. T__ y_ t__ i t__ y_ t___ T-y y- t-k i t-a y- t-k- ------------------------ Toy ye tuk i tya ye tuk.
We are here. Ние--ме-ту-. Н__ с__ т___ Н-е с-е т-к- ------------ Ние сме тук. 0
N---s-- -u-. N__ s__ t___ N-e s-e t-k- ------------ Nie sme tuk.
You are here. В-- с-- тук. В__ с__ т___ В-е с-е т-к- ------------ Вие сте тук. 0
Vi- -t- -uk. V__ s__ t___ V-e s-e t-k- ------------ Vie ste tuk.
They are all here. Те --ичк- -а -у-. Т_ в_____ с_ т___ Т- в-и-к- с- т-к- ----------------- Те всички са тук. 0
T- -si-h---s- --k. T_ v______ s_ t___ T- v-i-h-i s- t-k- ------------------ Te vsichki sa tuk.

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