Hey.
Can someone tell me what "dokrai" means, and is it the same as "do kraia?" And is it a real word (dokrai) or just slang?
Thanks.
Hey.
Can someone tell me what "dokrai" means, and is it the same as "do kraia?" And is it a real word (dokrai) or just slang?
Thanks.
well im not bulgarian, but i learn bulgarian for sometime. I think kraia means end, but dokrai means 'up'.. I think it has 'to the end' meaning too. Oh! Sorry i made you even more confused:P
If im wrong pls let me know bulgarian friends
Have you heard it in Andrea's song? Because both meanings are correct, but in the song it means 'until the end'.
Hope I helped.
And is it just one word, or is it do krai?
dokrai - all the way
do krai or do kraia - till the end, to the end
Last edited by mariusmxm; 08-27-2012 at 07:55 AM.
Like : I drank all the way, untill was nothing in the bottle ,
And the second one with do kraia : Do kraia na dnite (Till the end of the days)
I hope you will understand
I do, sweet of you So "Do kraia na dnite" is = Till the end of the days, and "do kraia" is "till the end?"
Yes
You're welcome, вечно/завинаги (vechno/zavinagi) depends on the context Still ask if you have any questions.
Okay. If it's something that will last forever, or will be there til the last day. If it makes sense.
What about "till the end of time?"
до края на времето (do kraia na vremeto)
THANKS! It means a lot to me.
No problem