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INTRODUCTION
Здравейте (zdraveyte). Hello and welcome to BulgarianPod101.com. This course is designed to equip you with the language skills and knowledge to enable you to get the most out of your visit to Bulgaria. You will be surprised at how far a little Bulgarian will go. Now before we jump in, remember to stop by BulgarianPod101.com. And there, you’ll find the accompanying PDF, additional info in the post. If you stop by, be sure to leave us a comment.

Lesson focus

Lesson 17 - Counting 11 to 100
Today, we're going to continue counting as we cover 11 to 100.
Let's just quickly review 1 to 10.
0 is nula; 1 is edno; 2 is dve; 3 is tri; 4 is chetiri; 5 is pet;
6 is shest; 7 is sedem; 8 is osem; 9 is devet; 10 is deset.
Counting from 11 to 20 in Bulgarian is also very straightforward so let's jump right in!
11 is единайсет (edinaiset)
единайсет (edinaiset)
единайсет (edinaiset)
12 is дванайсет (dvanaiset)
дванайсет (dvanaiset)
дванайсет (dvanaiset)
13 is тринайсет (trinaiset)
тринайсет (trinaiset)
тринайсет (trinaiset)
14 is четиринайсет (chetirinaiset)
четиринайсет (chetirinaiset)
четиринайсет (chetirinaiset)
15 is петнайсет (petnaiset)
петнайсет (petnaiset)
петнайсет (petnaiset)
16 is шестнайсет (shestnaiset)
шестнайсет (shestnaiset)
шестнайсет (shestnaiset)
17 is седемнайсет (sedemnaiset)
седемнайсет (sedemnaiset)
седемнайсет (sedemnaiset)
18 is осемнайсет (osemnaiset)
осемнайсет (osemnaiset)
осемнайсет (osemnaiset)
19 is деветнайсет (devetnaiset)
деветнайсет (devetnaiset)
деветнайсет (devetnaiset)
20 is двайсет (dvaiset)
двайсет (dvaiset)
двайсет (dvaiset)
The numbers from 21 to 99 are a combination of numerals we already covered. You need one tiny but essential word to combine them: the conjunction "and," which is a single sound in Bulgarian: и (i).
Let's construct some numbers with the help of our new friend, the particle и (i).
20 is двадесет (dvaiset), 1 is едно (edno).
Hence, 21 would be двадесет и едно (dvaiset i edno), which literally means "twenty and one" and is translated as "twenty-one."
Based on the same logic, 27 would be: двадесет и седем (dvaiset i sedem).
Let's move on!
30 is трийсет (triiset)
трийсет (triiset)
трийсет (triiset)
40 is четиресет (chetireset)
четиресет (chetireset)
четиресет (chetireset)
50 is петдесет (petdeset)
петдесет (petdeset)
петдесет (petdeset)
60 is шейсет (sheiset)
шейсет (sheiset)
шейсет (sheiset)
70 is седемдесет (sedemdeset)
седемдесет (sedemdeset)
седемдесет (sedemdeset)
80 is осемдесет (osemdeset)
осемдесет (osemdeset)
осемдесет (osemdeset)
90 is деветдесет (devetdeset)
деветдесет (devetdeset)
деветдесет (devetdeset)
Finally, the word for 100 is сто (sto).
сто (sto)
сто (sto)
Combining these larger numbers works the same way as in the 1 to 20 sequence.
For instance, 50 is петдесет (petdeset), 9 is девет (devet).
Hence, 59 would be петдесет и девет (petdeset i devet).

Outro

Okay, to wrap up today's lesson, we’d like for you to practice what you just learned. I’ll provide you with the English equivalent of the phrase, and you’re responsible for saying it out loud. You’ll have few seconds before I give you the answer. So, Успех! (Uspeh!) that means "Good luck!" in Bulgarian. Ok, here we go!
11 - единайсет (edinaiset)
единайсет (edinaiset)
единайсет (edinaiset)
12 - дванайсет (dvanaiset)
дванайсет (dvanaiset)
дванайсет (dvanaiset)
13 - тринайсет (trinaiset)
тринайсет (trinaiset)
тринайсет (trinaiset)
14 - четиринайсет (chetirinaiset)
четиринайсет (chetirinaiset)
четиринайсет (chetirinaiset)
15 - петнайсет (petnaiset)
петнайсет (petnaiset)
петнайсет (petnaiset)
16 - шестнайсет (shestnaiset)
шестнайсет (shestnaiset)
шестнайсет (shestnaiset)
17 - седемнайсет (sedemnaiset)
седемнайсет (sedemnaiset)
седемнайсет (sedemnaiset)
18 - осемнайсет (osemnaiset)
осемнайсет (osemnaiset)
осемнайсет (osemnaiset)
19 - деветнайсет (devetnaiset)
деветнайсет (devetnaiset)
деветнайсет (devetnaiset)
20 - двайсет (dvaiset)
двайсет (dvaiset)
двайсет (dvaiset)
30 - трийсет (triiset)
трийсет (triiset)
трийсет (triiset)
40 - четиресет (chetireset)
четиресет (chetireset)
четиресет (chetireset)
50 - петдесет (petdeset)
петдесет (petdeset)
петдесет (petdeset)
60 - шейсет (sheiset)
шейсет (sheiset)
шейсет (sheiset)
70 - седемдесет (sedemdeset)
седемдесет (sedemdeset)
седемдесет (sedemdeset)
80 - осемдесет (osemdeset)
осемдесет (osemdeset)
осемдесет (osemdeset)
90 - деветдесет (devetdeset)
деветдесет (devetdeset)
деветдесет (devetdeset)
100 - сто (sto).
сто (sto)
сто (sto)
All right. That’s going to do it for today. Remember to stop by BulgarianPod101.com and pick up the accompanying PDF. If you stop by, make sure to leave a comment. Довиждане (dovizhdane)!

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