pal in Bulgarian
pal in Bulgarian is прия́тел — pal means a friend; someone you're on close, casual terms with.
pal in Bulgarian
прия́тел
Pronounced: priyatel
(colloquial) A friend, buddy, mate, cobber; someone to hang around with.
What does "pal" mean?
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noun A friend; someone you're on close, casual terms with.
"I'm meeting a few pals at the park after work today."
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noun An informal, sometimes sharp or challenging way of addressing someone.
"Listen, pal, you can't park your van there."
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pal in a sentence
- I'm meeting a few pals at the park after work today.
- She has been pen pals with a girl in Canada since primary school.
- Listen, pal, you can't park your van there.
- "I wouldn't do that if I were you, pal," the doorman said firmly.
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What is "pal" in Bulgarian?
"pal" in Bulgarian is прия́тел. pal means: A friend; someone you're on close, casual terms with.
How do you pronounce прия́тел?
"pal" in Bulgarian is прия́тел, pronounced "priyatel".
How do you use "pal" in a sentence?
Example: "I'm meeting a few pals at the park after work today." In Bulgarian, "pal" is прия́тел.
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