compatriot in Bulgarian
compatriot in Bulgarian is земля́к, земля́чка, съоте́чественик — compatriot means a person who comes from the same country as you.
compatriot in Bulgarian
земля́к
Pronounced: zemlyak
Somebody from one's own country.
земля́чка
Pronounced: zemlyachka
Somebody from one's own country.
съоте́чественик
Pronounced: saotechestvenik
Somebody from one's own country.
съотече́ственица
Pronounced: saotechestvenitsa
Somebody from one's own country.
съотече́ственичка
Pronounced: saotechestvenichka
Somebody from one's own country.
What does "compatriot" mean?
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noun A person who comes from the same country as you.
"She was thrilled to meet a compatriot while travelling abroad."
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compatriot in a sentence
- She was thrilled to meet a compatriot while travelling abroad.
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What is "compatriot" in Bulgarian?
"compatriot" in Bulgarian is земля́к, земля́чка, съоте́чественик. compatriot means: A person who comes from the same country as you.
How do you pronounce земля́к?
"compatriot" in Bulgarian is земля́к, pronounced "zemlyak".
How do you use "compatriot" in a sentence?
Example: "She was thrilled to meet a compatriot while travelling abroad." In Bulgarian, "compatriot" is земля́к, земля́чка, съоте́чественик.
Are there other ways to say "compatriot" in Bulgarian?
Yes — Bulgarian has 5 translations listed for "compatriot": земля́к, земля́чка, съоте́чественик, съотече́ственица, съотече́ственичка.
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