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Europe in Bulgarian

Europe in Bulgarian is Евро́па, Европа — Europe means the continent bordered by the Atlantic to the west, Asia to the east (roughly along the Urals), and the Mediterranean to the south.

Europe in Bulgarian

Евро́па
proper noun
Pronounced: Evropa
Европа
proper noun
Pronounced: Evropa

What does "Europe" mean?

  1. name The continent bordered by the Atlantic to the west, Asia to the east (roughly along the Urals), and the Mediterranean to the south.
    "They spent the summer backpacking around Europe."
  2. name Short for the European Union as a political and economic bloc.
    "The new trade rules were set by Europe, not by individual governments."
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Europe in a sentence

  • They spent the summer backpacking around Europe.
  • Europe has dozens of distinct languages packed into a relatively small area.
  • The new trade rules were set by Europe, not by individual governments.
  • Europe imposed fresh sanctions on the regime.

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Frequently asked questions

What is "Europe" in Bulgarian?

"Europe" in Bulgarian is Евро́па, Европа. Europe means: The continent bordered by the Atlantic to the west, Asia to the east (roughly along the Urals), and the Mediterranean to the south.

How do you pronounce Евро́па?

"Europe" in Bulgarian is Евро́па, pronounced "Evropa".

How do you use "Europe" in a sentence?

Example: "They spent the summer backpacking around Europe." In Bulgarian, "Europe" is Евро́па, Европа.

Are there other ways to say "Europe" in Bulgarian?

Yes — Bulgarian has 2 translations listed for "Europe": Евро́па, Европа.

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