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I would really appreciate it if you copy the sentences, fill in the blanks and use the contact form to send your answer to me!

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I would really appreciate it if you copy the sentences, fill in the blanks and use the contact form to send your answer to me!

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I wonder if you would like to translate a few sentences... or rather, write the plural forms in the gaps.

I like reading books. = Обичам да чета ___________.

My brothers come home only after all the bars have closed. = ________та ми се прибират чак когато затворят всички ________.

Many Bulgarians praise Georgi Markov's novel "Men" very highly. = Много ___________ оценяват много високо романа на Георги Марков "________"

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And here are some more sentences: (in bold you will see the definite articles... but they are another story) 

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And here are some more sentences: (in bold you will see the definite articles... but they are another story) 

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The kings rarely visit the villages. = КралЕ те рядко посещават селА та.

Many Bulgarians work as clerks in the European Administration. = Много българИ работят като чиновницИ в европейската администрация.

There aren't many horses and pigs in the villages nowadays. = Няма вече много конЕ и прасЕТА по селАта

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Here are some of the common plural form endings in Bulgarian:

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Here are some of the common plural form endings in Bulgarian:

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крак - кракА

влак - влакОВЕ

рак - раЦИ

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My feet hurt - I walked to the train depot to see the ancient trains exhibition and then, again on foot, to the fish market to get some crabs for dinner.

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My feet hurt - I walked to the train depot to see the ancient trains exhibition and then, again on foot, to the fish market to get some crabs for dinner.

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This might seem easy, right?

There are three nouns:

foot - feet

train - trains

crab - crabs

what is more interesting, is that they all have similar endings in Bulgarian.

See the singular forms:

foot - КРАК /крак/

train - ВЛАК /vlak/

crab - РАК /rak/