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The time

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8 [осем]

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Часът

[Chasyt]

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Excuse me! Из-и--т-! Извинете! И-в-н-т-! --------- Извинете! 0
I-vi---e! Izvinete! I-v-n-t-! --------- Izvinete!
What time is it, please? Колко-е---сът--мо--? Колко е часът, моля? К-л-о е ч-с-т- м-л-? -------------------- Колко е часът, моля? 0
K-l---y--ch-s-t, -o-ya? Kolko ye chasyt, molya? K-l-o y- c-a-y-, m-l-a- ----------------------- Kolko ye chasyt, molya?
Thank you very much. М--го б--го--р-. Много благодаря. М-о-о б-а-о-а-я- ---------------- Много благодаря. 0
M--go bl-g---r-a. Mnogo blagodarya. M-o-o b-a-o-a-y-. ----------------- Mnogo blagodarya.
It is one o’clock. Ч---- е---ин. Часът е един. Ч-с-т е е-и-. ------------- Часът е един. 0
C--s-t--e---d--. Chasyt ye yedin. C-a-y- y- y-d-n- ---------------- Chasyt ye yedin.
It is two o’clock. Час---е -ва. Часът е два. Ч-с-т е д-а- ------------ Часът е два. 0
Ch--yt-------. Chasyt ye dva. C-a-y- y- d-a- -------------- Chasyt ye dva.
It is three o’clock. Ч---т е т-и. Часът е три. Ч-с-т е т-и- ------------ Часът е три. 0
Chas-t--e-tri. Chasyt ye tri. C-a-y- y- t-i- -------------- Chasyt ye tri.
It is four o’clock. Ч-с-т - ч--и--. Часът е четири. Ч-с-т е ч-т-р-. --------------- Часът е четири. 0
C-a-yt ---cheti-i. Chasyt ye chetiri. C-a-y- y- c-e-i-i- ------------------ Chasyt ye chetiri.
It is five o’clock. Ча-ът е ---. Часът е пет. Ч-с-т е п-т- ------------ Часът е пет. 0
C-as---y- -e-. Chasyt ye pet. C-a-y- y- p-t- -------------- Chasyt ye pet.
It is six o’clock. Часът - ше--. Часът е шест. Ч-с-т е ш-с-. ------------- Часът е шест. 0
C-a-y--ye she--. Chasyt ye shest. C-a-y- y- s-e-t- ---------------- Chasyt ye shest.
It is seven o’clock. Ч-сът е --дем. Часът е седем. Ч-с-т е с-д-м- -------------- Часът е седем. 0
Ch---t-y- se---. Chasyt ye sedem. C-a-y- y- s-d-m- ---------------- Chasyt ye sedem.
It is eight o’clock. Ч--ъ- - -с--. Часът е осем. Ч-с-т е о-е-. ------------- Часът е осем. 0
C---y- -e -s-m. Chasyt ye osem. C-a-y- y- o-e-. --------------- Chasyt ye osem.
It is nine o’clock. Ч--ът-е --ве-. Часът е девет. Ч-с-т е д-в-т- -------------- Часът е девет. 0
Cha-------d-vet. Chasyt ye devet. C-a-y- y- d-v-t- ---------------- Chasyt ye devet.
It is ten o’clock. Ча--- е д--е-. Часът е десет. Ч-с-т е д-с-т- -------------- Часът е десет. 0
Ch---t ye-d--et. Chasyt ye deset. C-a-y- y- d-s-t- ---------------- Chasyt ye deset.
It is eleven o’clock. Ча--т-----ин-й---. Часът е единайсет. Ч-с-т е е-и-а-с-т- ------------------ Часът е единайсет. 0
Ch--y---- -e-i-a-se-. Chasyt ye yedinayset. C-a-y- y- y-d-n-y-e-. --------------------- Chasyt ye yedinayset.
It is twelve o’clock. Час-т --дв-----е-. Часът е дванайсет. Ч-с-т е д-а-а-с-т- ------------------ Часът е дванайсет. 0
C-asy- y--d-anayset. Chasyt ye dvanayset. C-a-y- y- d-a-a-s-t- -------------------- Chasyt ye dvanayset.
A minute has sixty seconds. Е-на-ми---- им--ш--сет -е-унди. Една минута има шейсет секунди. Е-н- м-н-т- и-а ш-й-е- с-к-н-и- ------------------------------- Една минута има шейсет секунди. 0
Ed-a--in--a i-a---e---t--------. Edna minuta ima sheyset sekundi. E-n- m-n-t- i-a s-e-s-t s-k-n-i- -------------------------------- Edna minuta ima sheyset sekundi.
An hour has sixty minutes. Ед-н-ча- има ше-с-- -и--ти. Един час има шейсет минути. Е-и- ч-с и-а ш-й-е- м-н-т-. --------------------------- Един час има шейсет минути. 0
Ed-n-ch---i-a shey-et --nut-. Edin chas ima sheyset minuti. E-i- c-a- i-a s-e-s-t m-n-t-. ----------------------------- Edin chas ima sheyset minuti.
A day has twenty-four hours. Д-нон--и--о-има----йс-т---ч--ири---с-. Денонощието има двайсет и четири часа. Д-н-н-щ-е-о и-а д-а-с-т и ч-т-р- ч-с-. -------------------------------------- Денонощието има двайсет и четири часа. 0
De--noshch---- ima dva-s-- i c-et-r- --as-. Denonoshchieto ima dvayset i chetiri chasa. D-n-n-s-c-i-t- i-a d-a-s-t i c-e-i-i c-a-a- ------------------------------------------- Denonoshchieto ima dvayset i chetiri chasa.

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