Biliana Pesni i drugi neshta :))))

Zdravei na vsichki !!!! Tova e mojata prvi put na tozi forum )) Az sym frenski i naucha Bulgarski pred 2 godini sega.
Mnogo me obicham ezikata bulgarska i mnogo me radvam da znam tozi forum !!!

Ima li nikoga za dobavi niakoi pesni ot Biliana ?? I LOVE HER !!!

Especialno, tezi pesni :

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5-yO2M1dDWY i oshte edno:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-h2Kkq_-TuY

Sushto, how can use the word "puk". I think it´s a vulgar words for sayin i don´t care (like " ne mi puk..") but i wanna know in what context you can use it. The word "PUSKAI" is also mysterious to me but i think it´s a way to say "put the music" "play music" but is there other significations??. And, the word "държа" , i saw it several times but don´t know how to use it in a sentence. What it means ??!

Also what´s mean:

"не е поднесена подобаващо"
"те дразни"
"smelost"
"не се сърди"
"изпяти"
"явно не им се сърди"
"ПУСТИНЯ"
уважението
"Отнратителна гавра"
"sluchayat"
" Zabavlqvash me"
"Nabeliazvam te"
"doprichavam" ou "dobrichavam" i m not sure

GOLIAM BLAGODARIA !!!!!! Thank you, i know i ask a lot for a first time and i hope someone could help me with that !!!!! Thanks !!!!!!

The expression is ''ne mi puka'' and you're right - it means ''I don't care''.It's not vulgar though, just the normal way to say it.
Puskai - right again, it can mean play (the music) or let go of something
държа - to hold or specifically ''I'm holding''

Thanks for the answer Narkissos !! So, we can say "puskam televiziata" for example.
But , lol, i heard once a song of Kondio who is untitled "Puskam te". LOL. naughty Playword, right?

Here the "Puskam" song lol

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zCYbbuEVyuo

You could say it but it's better to say Puskam televizora.
Televizor = tv set
Televizia is the transmission, the collection of shows and channels.

Haha not quite.He sings: Puskam te da si shtastliva/svobodna.
Literally: I'm letting you be happy/free (i.e. go and be happy/free)

Ok. So puskam can be translate by "letting go".
Can we use also the word "Neka" (to let someone do something) too? Are Puskam and Neka the same meaning? I know, i´m concise haha but it´s very interesting to me. Thanks for answering.

Neka in English is also translated as ''let''.But it has a different meaning than puskam.
E.g. if you want to say let's do sth you can't use puskam.You can say neka da go napravim.I can't give u a universal rule that applies in all cases.