For Serbians when you speak with Bulgarians do you use (a simplified Serbian) or English?
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when I speak to Bulgarians, Slovenians an Macedonians we all speak our own languages, and we understand each other.\n\nwhy would we use English which is a totally different language from ours?\n\nbut of course, I can understand Bulgarian not speak it, and it's very important to use simplified language and not talk very fast.. Written test I can understand perfectly.\n\nthose are the most similar Slavic languages and we "share" many words and expressions
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Someone who is from Serbia or has Serbian ancestry or ethnicity would speak Serbian the language. The alphabet in Serbian language is either our Latinized alphabet, or cyrillic.\nI don't believe it's a proper name, but I could be wrong. \nAnd I don't think it's an descriptive term, i.e. one is Serbian, one speaks Serbian.
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the language ur most comfortable in...the language u talk in when ur having sex
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Definitely English.............
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If a male is saying it:\n"Zapishy pozhalusto etot nomer, ya poslal tebe nemnogo deneg"\n\nThe pronunciation should be similar to this:\nZapeeshee pawzhaloostaw etawt nawmair, ya pawslal tebe nemnawgaw deneg"\n\nIf a female is saying it, use "poslala" instead of "poslal".\nIf you wish to use a polite form of "you", replace "tebe" with "vam".
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Blahblah has answered you very well and I do think that is an answer from an intelligent person that knows quite a few things. However I do feel I have to add and correct some things in the answer that blahblah gave. \n\nThe people that call them selves Macedonians today were not alive 200 years ago :) but even then even though a Macedonian state did not exist and even though the language was still not codified there were people that definitely felt Macedonian and worked on the “Macedonian cause” (look into the collected documents of the UK diplomacy regarding Macedonia).\n Two questions that came to my mind as I read blahblah’s answer were: “Does he know what a dialect is?” and “Just how much does he know of Bulgarian or Macedonian language?”   \nThe grammar of both languages has distinct features both morphological and syntactic. While, the lexis of Bulgarian contains a large number of Russian borrowings infused through great Russian influence Macedonian does not have what you called Serbian loan words because in most cases those are Old Church Slavonic words (A language which is dead now but served as the origin for all three languages). \n\nSo to answer the question, there is a Macedonian nation with quite a distinct language.
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Zdravo Evo :-)\n\n\nThis is the only place on the internet that has free Serbian translation.....\nBut believe me. It doesn't work. It's a joke!......
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it's the first Serbian word i learnt : " SERVENA SVEZDA " !
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I speak English with Yahoo, Japanese with my girlfriend.\nPersian with my mother, and gibberish with other Japanese.
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We all do. It's a universal language. UN decided all people on Earth (and Mars) should start learning it. Don't you speak Serbian?\n\nYou're just pulling my leg...
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Czech.  I googled it for you :-)
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CORRECT  TRANSLATION !!!\n\nThe letter 'ë' should be here:\n\nNesër do shkoj,\ndo të dal unë nga kjo portë me yllin e bardhë,\nmë përcill [përcjell] ti nëna ime dhe ma fal,\nlotin e artë,\ntë ëmbëlat fjale [fjalët të ëmbla]...\n\na better Albanian is in the brackets, but I'm guessing there is a dialect conflict here.
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[`ja: - ne - gava`riu: - po - ang`lisski]\n1) I - [ja:] (like in "yard" - [ja:d])\n2) don't speak - [ne] (or it may sound like [ni]) [gava'riu]\n3) English [pa - ang`lisski]  ([g] like in grass, not gym)\n\nI'm Russian  :)
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Depends on language of origin...\n\nArabic: EE-bra-heem / EE-bra-him (usually pronounced somewhere in between the two, usually leaning more towards the first. Depends a lot on the accent.)\n\nHebrew: ee-bra-HEEM
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ti si odlican....that is in Serbian :)
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R.U. SPEAKIN ENGLISH???\nSOUNDS LIKE MANGLISH U HAVE MANGLED WHATEVER U ARE TRYING TO SAY\n\n:))
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Are you going to write it in English or in the language you used in the question?