معنی
Expression of course or God forbid.
زمینه فرهنگی
The phrase reflects the 'Balkan hospitality'—it is often used when offering food or help to show that the host is more than happy to serve. Many Bulgarian idioms use Turkish loanwords (like 'has', 'merak', 'hal') to express deep emotions or social statuses, a remnant of the 500-year shared history. Younger Bulgarians in Sofia might use the phrase with a hint of irony or sarcasm, especially when someone states something extremely obvious. In rural areas, you might hear the inverted 'Хас си има', which sounds more traditional and 'earthy'.
The 'Double Negative' Rule
To say 'Yes, of course', use 'Имам си хас да НЕ...'. It's counter-intuitive but essential!
Watch your tone
If said too sharply, it can sound like 'Duh, are you stupid?'. Keep it friendly.
معنی
Expression of course or God forbid.
The 'Double Negative' Rule
To say 'Yes, of course', use 'Имам си хас да НЕ...'. It's counter-intuitive but essential!
Watch your tone
If said too sharply, it can sound like 'Duh, are you stupid?'. Keep it friendly.
The Standalone Power
When in doubt, just say 'Имам си хас!' as a reaction. It works for 90% of situations.
Social Glue
Using this phrase instantly signals to Bulgarians that you understand the 'soul' of the language, not just the grammar.
خودت رو بسنج
Complete the sentence to say 'Of course I will help you'.
Имам си хас да ___ ти помогна.
In this idiom, 'да не' creates a positive meaning: 'Of course I will'.
Which is the best response to: 'Може ли да закъснеем за влака?' (Might we be late for the train?)
Response:
'Имам си хас!' here means 'God forbid!' or 'That would be terrible!'.
Fill in the missing line.
A: Ще дойдеш ли на сватбата? B: ________! Вече си купих костюм.
The context 'I already bought a suit' confirms the speaker is definitely coming.
Match the meaning of 'Имам си хас' to the situation.
Situation: Someone suggests you might have forgotten your mother's birthday.
The idiom expresses that the suggestion is ridiculous because you obviously remembered.
🎉 امتیاز: /4
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بانک تمرین
4 تمرینهاИмам си хас да ___ ти помогна.
In this idiom, 'да не' creates a positive meaning: 'Of course I will'.
Response:
'Имам си хас!' here means 'God forbid!' or 'That would be terrible!'.
A: Ще дойдеш ли на сватбата? B: ________! Вече си купих костюм.
The context 'I already bought a suit' confirms the speaker is definitely coming.
Situation: Someone suggests you might have forgotten your mother's birthday.
The idiom expresses that the suggestion is ridiculous because you obviously remembered.
🎉 امتیاز: /4
سوالات متداول
12 سوالNot inherently, but it is very informal. Use it with people you know well.
Technically yes ('Имах си хас'), but it's 99% used in the present tense.
Nothing on its own. It only exists within this idiom in modern Bulgarian.
Yes, but with more 'flavor' and emotional emphasis.
It's a reflexive pronoun that makes the statement more personal and subjective.
Yes, it's a very common and acceptable variation.
Just say 'Имам си хас!' as a standalone exclamation when someone mentions something bad.
Yes, it is a universal Bulgarian idiom.
Only if you have a very close, informal relationship. Otherwise, stick to 'Разбира се'.
Forgetting the 'не' when you want to mean 'Yes, I will'.
No, the 'Имам' always stays in the 1st person singular or 3rd person singular ('Има').
Definitely speaking and informal texting.
عبارات مرتبط
Разбира се
synonymOf course
Естествено
synonymNaturally
Дано не
similarI hope not
Пази Боже
similarGod protect us / God forbid
Няма как
contrastNo way / Impossible
Ами да
similarWell, yes
