Відео

Привіт, ти особливий. Мені подобаються деталі, які ти написав. Ти заслуговую найкращого вчителя❤🎉

This video was good. I have been struggling with how to make soft consonants. You gave examples of hard and soft consonants one after another so that we can hear the difference and try making the sounds ourselves. That really helped. Just reading how to make the sound was not really good enough to understand the difference.

This is the best video on the Ukrainian alphabet that I have seen. You go slow enough that I can concentrate on each letter. I have been trying to be able to sound out the letters for instance if I want to orally spell out a word. I think I can finally do it after this video. I was practicing writing out the alphabet as well so that I can more easily use a dictionary. Unlike in English the name of the letter is the sound that it makes. In English a letter may have more than one sound depending on the letters that surround the one that you are interested in, or the previous vowel. For instance mat and mate. Anyway now I know the name of the letters. The pdf print out helped me do both. Thank you very much!

Is your cursive "д" in їжджу" the standard lowercase cursive letter for "д"? In his book "Beginners Ukrainian", Dr. Shevchuk uses a different cursive script for a lowercase "д".

Thank you for this nice learning video. ❤️👍

30th🎉

Excellent video. You’re a great instructor!

Informative video. Thank you

Helpful video. Thank you.

This sounds does actually occur in standard varieties of English but only in a specific context - between two vowels.

АБВГДЕЖЗИЙКЛМНОПРСТУФХЦЧШЩЬЮЯҐЄІЇ

These are amazing videos! Please make more

Thank you for making this video! I really appreciate how thorough you are being with pronunciation, and I do hope you will continue to make more videos for us. Please do! I hope you are well and safe! 💙🙏🏽💛🖖🏼🇺🇦💪🏽🌅

Many way to get into ukraine but no way im ukrainian from ternopil

This is a really well designed and laid out channel..well done

omggg I luv your videos, they help me so much. thx to you, Im actually understanding the Ukrainian language. Thanks! 🇺🇦❤

Thank you so much, I’m able to do it for a minute and it feels like it gets harder to do the more I try…I have a feeling I’ll have to just keep practicing

Please help me I want learn Ukrainian language

A pity you don't show the cursive letters as well.

Leter "в" represents a wide range of sounds. It becomes a "w" if it's in the end of a syllable or if it's near "o" and "y". Aslso the word "цвіт" is pronounced with the soft "ц"

Thanks this is really helpful! I still can’t do it though… I’ll keep at it

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дякую

цкаво

Good teaching. Thanks

Thank you! This lesson helps greatly. I feel more confident with my Ukrainian R’s.

I'm from Brazil and I'm learning to speak your language. Buvai 😁

❤

Thanks so much

Thanks for the lesson.hi from Malaysia

nice

Звук [х] зустрічається в англійській, наприклад, у слові LoCH (Ness). Спасибі за гарне відео!

How to pronounce -и- скільки

How to pronounce -и- скільки

Thanks for the lesson. Hi from Malaysia

Thanks for the video. Hi from Malaysia

Slava 🇺🇦❤🇩🇪

nicE

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Thanks for the video! As a beginner I would like to see translations for your example words. Thanks!

that was good , thanks !

Thanks for the video!!! But I don't see why you think the English word "Behind" has a sound similar to "Tha" in the word "That" (That store). The Ukrainian words say, "R" as used for "Russia" or "Romanov". Stay safe!

What a wonderful video! Thanks so much for showing the mechanics of producing this sound! I have always just told people it’s like the ch sound in Bach, rather than the ch sound in batch. But for visual learners, your graphics are very helpful! I appreciate the time you have put into your videos! I will be sharing your channel with other people who are interested in learning Ukrainian. 💙💛🌻💪🏽

This is an excellent video! Either you are a teacher, or a speech language pathologist! I have recently begun teaching one of my young nephews German, and he has had trouble with the R sound. Now I will be using your video to help him out! Hopefully it will also help interest him in learning Ukrainian in the future! Please keep up the good work, and make some more videos when you have time. As a retired teacher, I really appreciate the detailed work you have put into the Ukrainian phonics!! 💙💛😁🌻

😁💙💛🌻💪🏽 Wonderful!!

None of the other Ukrainian teaching methods I’ve used have helped me understand these vowels were related! Thank you so very much!! Well done! 💙💛🌻💪🏽

Привет Наталія, I would like to ask you to please check the video at 4:43, and see if those are the correct words you meant to display for the letter Уу? The words you are displaying with the У are words that contain the vowel О, not y. I hope you understand I am not trying to be critical here! I really do appreciate the work and time you put into your videos! I certainly intend to watch them all many times, and I have already learned just from discovering your channel today! Your descriptions of how to pronounce the sounds far surpass the four other Ukrainian language learning formats I have been on! I do thank you for sharing on UA-cam, and I value your content! 💙💛🌻💪🏽

Дякую! I have been studying on Duolingo and watching some other videos but I am still having trouble with these vowels. I just found your channel today. Thanks for spending more time on vowels! In the past I was a teacher who enjoyed teaching children to read English, so I am really trying to understand the sound of these letters! I’m challenged with wanting find the short or long vowel- so I appreciate this video so very very much! I’m sure I will watch it over many times, As I need a lot of practice and I do want to be understood correctly! 💙💛🌻💪🏽

Зараз я хочу їсти борщ. 😂😋

Im from Germany, 'х' is easy for me to pronounce. 😂 We know also "Dach"/"дах". 'Хі' sounds differently, it's our "ch" in words like "Bücher" = книги. "вхід", але "холодний".