No. 60 in Bulgarian
хората
The Bulgarian word "хората" means "the people" in English.
In a sentence
Хората решиха да организират празник в парка.
The people decided to organize a celebration in the park.
In this sentence, "хората" functions as the subject referring to a specific group of people.
Необходимо е да се уважава свободата на хората.
It is necessary to respect the freedom of the people.
Here, "хората" is used to talk about people in general, emphasizing their freedom collectively.
Когато бях дете, хората около мен винаги ме подкрепяха.
When I was a child, the people around me always supported me.
In this example, "хората" refers to a specific subset of individuals present in the context of the speaker's childhood.
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