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Bulgarian frequency list

No. 922 in Bulgarian

идват

"Идват" means "they come" in English.

In a sentence

  • Учениците идват на училище всяка сутрин.

    The students come to school every morning.

    In this sentence, 'идват' is the present tense, third-person plural form of the verb 'идва', meaning 'to come'. It is used to indicate a regular action or habit.

  • Птиците идват тук, когато започва пролетта.

    The birds come here when spring begins.

    Here, 'идват' is used to express a recurring natural phenomenon, describing what the birds do seasonally.

  • Хората идват да разгледат известната забележителност.

    People come to see the famous landmark.

    In this context, 'идват' conveys the action of arriving at a place for a purpose or goal, providing information about the subject's intention.

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