I understand … Ви мене́ розумі́єте? – Do you understand me? Я Вас розумі́ю. – I understand you. Я не …
Words order in Ukrainian
In English, the word order plays an important role because it shows the relationships between parts in the sentence (subject, …
Introduction. Ukrainian language
Ukrainian (украї́нська мо́ва), is an East Slavic language. It is the native language of about 42 million people and the official state language …
Ukrainian verbs
Each Ukrainian verb has six forms in the present tense, one for each of the subject pronouns (1st, 2nd and …
Ukrainian Possessive pronouns
The possessive pronouns in indicate that things belong to somebody or something else. In Ukrainian possessive pronouns (as adjectives) agree …
My family
Vocabulary: бабуся – grandmother/grannyбатьки – parents (father and mother)брат – brotherдитина (діти) – child (children)дідусь – grandfatherдонька – daughterдядько – …
The verb “to be” in Ukrainian
Using “To Be” in the Present Tense The verb “to be” is translated into Ukrainian as “бути”. “Бути” is the …
Dialogue Acquaintance
Знайо́мство Полі́ни та Джо́на: – До́брий день! – Приві́т! Як спра́ви? – До́бре! А в те́бе? – В ме́не все …
Ukrainian Basic Phrases
Greetings Приві́т! – Hi! Добри́день! – Hello! До́брий ра́нок! – Good morning! До́брий день! – Good afternoon! До́брий вечір! – …
Basic Ukrainian reading rules
Most consonants can be either soft or hard in Ukrainian (in the table above you two examples for each of …