How to Address Your Problems in Ukrainian | PROBLEM-SOLVING VOCABULARY
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- Опубліковано 28 січ 2023
- In this video, I'm going to show you how to solve your problems in Ukrainian. I'll use vocabulary specifically related to problem solving to help you learn how to deal with your problems in a more effective way.
Are you in trouble? Do you need help? Do you see someone who needs help? Different difficult situations may arise when you travel to Ukraine and you may find yourself in need of help. This video will teach you some of the important Ukrainian phrases that will help you in dealing with those situations. Let's continue to expand our Ukrainian vocabulary.
As a vocabulary video, I spend more time focusing on pronunciation. The video is slightly slowed down to help you hear the sounds. The video is full of opportunities to practice your Ukrainian so feel free to watch it over and stop whenever you need to. Repeat after me. Out loud -- better. Remember that the more you practice, the better you become, so make sure to come back to this video to hone your skills.
Stay tuned till the end for BLOOPERS ^_^
Are you learning Ukrainian? I would love to hear from you and learn how can I help. Let me know below!
Whether you are a beginner or an advanced learner, join me to learn how to speak Ukrainian with native Ukrainian pronunciation one word at a time. We start small and focus on really nailing the pronunciation of each word and, at the same time, building the vocabulary of common Ukrainian words.
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Hi! I'm a Ukrainian from Russia who lives in Germany and is learning the language of my ancestors 😜 I have no idea why on Earth UA-cam suggested me your channel but you're doing a really great job!
Welcome and thank you for your kind words :)
Hi Mariya. The case at 2:20 for Bac was changed when you said the sentence at 2:54 to mehe. The word for understand was change too, why?
Hi Robert. I think the answer to your question is noun cases and word changes related to whether it’s 1st person (I understand - ya rozumiyu) vs. 2nd person (you understand- Vy rozumiete). Ukrainian language has noun cases that affect word endings like “rozumiyu” is The first phrase is says “I don’t understand you” whereas the next one asks “do you understand me?” You in the first and the second case have different cases. Does it make sense?
@@mariyaukrainian thanks for your reply. Yes it makes more sense now after your explanation. I need to Google/search more on beginner's level of Ukrainian grammar to better understand verb and noun changes.
thank you for your work, but there is no militsiya in Ukraine anymore ;)
Thanks for catching that.