zdr

Bulgarian slang word meaning hi/hello in a half joking way.
"Zdrasri" is the full word.
Zdr is pronounced zuh-duh-ruh
Usually said along with "bebche" which stands for babe

"Zdr bebche"
"Oo zdr maina"

-typical Bulgarian conversation starter

by GeeFronk0w0 October 13, 2017

zdr bepce ko pr

The objectively best way to ask a woman out via text in Bulgaria.

Man: zdr bepce ko pr
Woman: koga trugvame

by Crusader9 November 5, 2019

zdr bepce

''zdr bepce'' is a national word in Bulgaria. Used for greeting someone. For example: old male writes to a young female ''zdr bepce" and follows blocking :DDDD

man meet female and saying ''Zdr bepce kolko vzimash za svirka"

by kenshiiii February 5, 2019

Na zdrowie

Polish word for cheers. Literally: "to your health"

A traditional toast prior to drinking beer or vodka. Prior to drinking the beer or any other alcoholic beverage, one would say "Na zdrowie," typically followed with a response by others saying the same.

by Raf968 January 5, 2010

zdravo

Zdravo, in almost all slovens (serbian, croatian, etc.) languages means something like "Hello!",
but also can mean "healthy".

- Zdravo, kako si danas?
- Hello, how are you today?

- Nije zdravo piti bas toliko kafe.
- It is not healthy to drink that much coffe.

by Filip R. December 26, 2007

na zdraví

na zdraví (literally: "to your health")

cheers (said before drinking)
bless you (said after sneezing)

Petr and Mike hold their tall cold glasses of beer. Before taking a drink one of them exclaims, "na zdraví", and then they both partake in drinking their beers.

by Michael Ingram May 2, 2008

zdravstvuitye

Hello in Russian. It is really long and kind of hard to say, but you can also say privyet or several shortened versions when talking with a good friend.

Maksim: Zdravstvuitye Ivan Ivanovich! Kak vi pasha vayetye?
Ivan: Charasho. A ti?
Maksim: Charasho.

In English:
Maksim: Hello Ivan Son-of-Steven! How are you doing?
Ivan: Good. And you?
Maksim: Good.

by a Russian Student May 9, 2006