No, I think she is cheating!

I have a PC not a Mac so I dont know how you go about changing the language though.

I doubt if anyone actually composed it, as such..

The yellow and silver coins are 1-50 stotinki. Front says "stotinka" for the 1 cent coin and "stotinki" for the others.

Back says Bulgaria in Bulgarian. The horse man is the Madara rider

The big one is 1 lev. Front says "1 lev" (lev in Bulgarian). Down on the back it says Bulgaria. And up on the back it says "??. ???? ??????" that is Sveti Ivan Rilski meaning St. John of Rila.
The image is his.

Only put those at the end of the form.

Otherwise you need to let us know exactly what help you want.

Cheers dude !

What is the capital of Bulgaria.

And the answer to this question is: Sofia

Oh now I get it, they are all countries..

But where exactly is Kurdistan?

Introduction:

This Surah consists of 3 verses, 14 sentences, 68 letters and 1
Name
It takes its name from the word al-asr occurring in the first verse.
Period of Revelation
Although Mujahid, Qatadah and Muqatil regard it as a Madani Surah, yet a great majority of the commentators opine that it is Makki; its subject matter also testifies that it must have been sent down in the earliest stage at Makkah, when the message of Islam was being presented in brief but highly impressive sentences so that the listeners who heard them once could not forget them even if they wanted to, for they were automatically committed to memory.
Theme and Subject Matter
This Surah is a matchless specimen of comprehensiveness and brevity. A whole world of meaning has been compressed into its few brief words, which is too vast in content to be fully expressed even in a book. In it, in a clear and plain way it has been stated what is the way to true success for man and what is the way to ruin and destruction for him. Imam Shafe has very rightly said that if the people only considered this Surah well, it alone would suffice them for their guidance. How this Surah was in the sight of the Companions can be judged from the tradition cited from Hadrat Abdullah bin Hisn ad-Darimi Abu Madinah, according to which whenever any two of them met they would not company until they had recited Surah Al-Asr to each other. (Tabarani)

THE HOLY

SURAH CIII
AL-’ASR (TIME)

Bismi Allahi alrrahmani alrraheemi
In the name of Allah, the Beneficent, the Merciful.

103 : 1
1. WaalAAasri

By the (the token of) time (through the ages)

103 : 2
2. Inna al-insana lafee khusrin

Verily man is in a constant state of declivity –

103 : 3
3. Illa allatheena amanoo waAAamiloo alssalihati watawasaw bialhaqqi watawasaw bialssabri

Save those who believe and perform righteous deeds and one another to abide by the truth and admonish each other to be patient.

Horrible distruction upon the Ummah if they do not make khair! That is the word of ALLAH SWT!

-ov(a)/-ev(a) Literally possessive as indicated.
-ovich/-evich Combines both possessive with diminutive. (For example, cake in Croatian is kola?, and cookie is kola?i?, or "little cake")
-ski/-ska if anything means "-like"; an adjective ending. (Przyjaciel means friend; przyjacielski means friendly/friend-like)

-enko – diminutive (in Polish: maly means small, malenki means tiny)
-in – possessive, but of a feminine word or masculine word ending in -a, not a masculine one (which would be -ov/-ev)
-ik I think is also a diminutive in other languages; it is *not* common as a surname ending in Serbia, Bosnia or Croatia, except as meaning something that does something with something (Croatian: rjecnik assembly/explanation of words/dictionary, etc; Polish: barwnik: dye/colorant when barwa is color)
-is ending I know because not Slavic; *not* common in Ukraine or Belarus, but definitely in Greece and Lithuania
-us are you sure? -ous in Greece, but not Ukraine. -uk is very popular in Ukraine, and it is an ancient diminutive.

So then it is:
"-ov/-ev" or more like "-??/? & -??/a" and as polskajason it is from possessive adjective. In Serbian it is normal and can be used like je Milošev(with capital) meaning This is bridge. This ones are also used in Serbians and Macedonian but person is considered to be of Bulgarian origin or to have changed last name on force when Bulgarians forced them in one of their conquests.
This /a is for female version of this name for females. Why is it same in Russia and Bulgaria well they are from different Slavic groups but it prohibits them to have it since all Slavs were once one nation. There are somethings that are in common for languages that are far away for example Russian ?????? is same as Croatian tiso? means thousand or Russian ???? is same as Serbian ???? means friend. As you see it matter at all and it is only since we came from same nation one took this and one that.

"-ovich/-evich" or more like it "-???? & -????" or just simple since it always like in Baji? and in Slovenian since they also have last names like this it is with ? not ? they have letter ? in their alphabet. It means as polskajason both possessive with diminutive and it was most probably like this this is Ivan and this is his son Ivan'' Ivanovi?.

"-ovic/-evic" or more like "-????(-ovi?) & -????(-evi?)" or just is same as "-???? & -????" means small one but it is letter ? not ?. Only used in Serbian, Croatian and Bosnian.

"-ski/-sky" or more like it is also as polskajason said adjective that would I say is more like of this one. It is used in almost all Slavic languages Serbian(mostly from Vojvodina), Macedonia(for them it is more like ????/?(vski/a)with that V), Poles, Slovaks, Czechs as well as East Slavs. That A is for female.

"-enko/-yenko" or is of Ukrainian origin and if person have that last name end on -enko and say I am Russian he is Russian of Ukrainian origin same is for Alexander Lukashenko.

or "-??" is also possessive at least in Serbian and is more used from people that come from Vojvodina. It is version of "-ov/-ev".

as far as I know Slavic only where it is used is when you write in Macedonian that Serb-Croatian as since they have letter ?/?.

and aren't Slavic and they most probably are Greek.

After examining a number of different options for attacks from Flanders to Verdun, Ludendorff decided to make his war winning attack on the Somme front. The attack would be launched around St. Quentin. It would advance to the line of the Somme, which would then be held against any French counterattack, while the main attack continued to the west, cutting off the BEF and allowing the Germans to defeat the British before their allies could come to their aid. If things went really well, the Germans hoped to reach the sea, perhaps at Abbeville where the Somme enters the English Channel. The battle would be known as the “Kaiserschlacht”, or Kaiser’s Battle.

The signifcance is really two fold. First we have the point of view – Winning the war. The signicance for the Allied forces, is as follows: A high level meeting was held. The result of which a new commander was appointed, heding off any developing riff between allied forces. The advance lost momentum and was eventually halted.

1: 21 March-5 April: Second battle of the Somme or the Kaiserschlacht (Michael)
When Operation “Michael” began, the Germans won a series of dramatic victories that pushed the British line back up to twenty miles and came dangerously close to achieving its main objectives.

If this policy had been carried through, then it is hard to see how a German breakthrough could have been prevented. Early on the morning of 25 March, Haig communicated his fears to the War Office, and requested a high level delegation visit France. He also suggested placing General Foch in overall command of Allied operations.

The required conference took place at Doullens, near Amiens, on 26 March. The French delegation could not have been any more high powered – the President, Prime Minister Clemenceau and the Minister of Munitions were joined by Foch and Pétain. The British were represented by Lord Milner, the War Minister, Gerenarl Wilson, the Chief of the Imperial General Staff and General Haig. The most outcome of the meeting was the appointment of General Foch to coordinate all Allied troops on the Western Front.

Foch’s appointment ended any danger of a rift between the allies. The German advance soon began to run out of steam, as the units involved became increasingly exhausted. Captured British supply dumps, far better provisioned than the blockaded Germans, slowed down the advance when troops settled in to forage for much needed supplies.

- Stationary products (Staplers, notebooks, pens)
- Mobile phone accessories (Chargers, touch screen pens, covers)
- Gym accessories (Sweat bands, water bottles, gym bags)

Second hand mobile/cell phones could prove good, buy them cheap off eBay, maybe some that need minor repairs and sell them for profit.

Second hand jewellery from eBay and other websites, clean them up and sell them for profit.

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