Kupuvam

Kupuvam is a Bulgarian word that translates to "I buy" in English. It is the first-person singular present tense form of the verb "kupuvam" (to buy). This verb is a common part of everyday Bulgarian vocabulary and is used in various contexts related to transactions, shopping, and acquiring goods or services. The infinitive form of the verb is "kupuvam," and its past tense forms vary depending on gender and number. For instance, "kupiх" (I bought) is the masculine singular past tense. The future tense is formed with the auxiliary verb "shte" followed by the past tense, such as "shte kupuvam" (I will buy). The verb is regular in its conjugation patterns. Understanding "kupuvam" is fundamental for basic communication in Bulgarian, especially when discussing commerce, personal needs, or economic activities. It can be used in sentences like "Kupuvam khlyab" (I buy bread) or "Kupuvam si nova koli" (I am buying myself a new car). The word is widely recognized and used by all Bulgarian speakers.