weekend in Bulgarian
weekend in Bulgarian is съботно-неделен, уикенден, [[съ́бота]] и [[неде́ля]] — weekend means the break at the end of the working week, typically Saturday and Sunday.
weekend in Bulgarian
съботно-неделен
Pronounced: sabotno-nedelen
уикенден
Pronounced: uikenden
[[съ́бота]] и [[неде́ля]]
Pronounced: [[sabota]] i [[nedelya]]
The break in the working week, usually two days including the traditional holy or sabbath day. Thus in Western countries, Saturday and Sunday.
уике́нд
Pronounced: uikend
The break in the working week, usually two days including the traditional holy or sabbath day. Thus in Western countries, Saturday and Sunday.
What does "weekend" mean?
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noun The break at the end of the working week, typically Saturday and Sunday.
"We're planning a trip to the coast this weekend."
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verb To spend a weekend somewhere.
"They like to weekend in the countryside when they can."
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weekend in a sentence
- We're planning a trip to the coast this weekend.
- He spent the whole weekend catching up on sleep.
- They like to weekend in the countryside when they can.
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What is "weekend" in Bulgarian?
"weekend" in Bulgarian is съботно-неделен, уикенден, [[съ́бота]] и [[неде́ля]]. weekend means: The break at the end of the working week, typically Saturday and Sunday.
How do you pronounce съботно-неделен?
"weekend" in Bulgarian is съботно-неделен, pronounced "sabotno-nedelen".
How do you use "weekend" in a sentence?
Example: "We're planning a trip to the coast this weekend." In Bulgarian, "weekend" is съботно-неделен, уикенден, [[съ́бота]] и [[неде́ля]].
Are there other ways to say "weekend" in Bulgarian?
Yes — Bulgarian has 4 translations listed for "weekend": съботно-неделен, уикенден, [[съ́бота]] и [[неде́ля]], уике́нд.
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