I just want to say, please don't pay attention to the mean comments. This video is 4 years old and you already had a really good English pronunciation. and In your most recent videos, it has only got better! thank you for your great work and for helping us to learn
Brilliant lessons from you. I've just started learning Ukrainian in honour of a wonderful girl whom I met. Gorgeous language; it flows through the mind like a river.
Hi Ira, NO, you don't need to write the English transl.... next to the Ukrainian words, cause the way you explain your lessons, is very very clear and easy to understand, so don't waste more time writing extra words,... Keep up the great job :)
I know this is supposed to be three years old video but, I would like to ask a question if you don't mind. The Добрий ones, I checked some other videos before and they have Доброго Ранку. I apologize for the inconvenience, but I just would like to know if this is dialect difference, or maybe the same but just different level of politeness? Thank you by the way, and I find your channel very very educative.
Дорогий друже, доброго ранку. Я люблю ваші уроки на UA-cam. Я був у Києві близько двох років. Наступного разу, коли я знову буду в Україні, я хочу познайомитися з вами, також дізнайтеся у вас. Чи можу я мати ваш електронний лист, будь ласка?
Hi Ira, you are doing a great job. Thank you very much. I have a question for you. From the previous lesson, you taught us that нехай щастить means good luck. In this lesson, you said щасливо means good luck. Please what is the difference?
I'm not Christian. If I go to Ukraine and someone greets me with religious greetings, what should I answer and still be polite? In my religion it's forbidden to answer other religion's greetings. Can I just reply Добрий день?
"Доброго ранку!" (обов'язково повинно бути як побажання) як і "добраніч!" (або "на добранч!"), але "добрий день" та "добрий вечір". Добрий ранок - це "калька з російської" (коли фраза побудована з українських слів але за правилами російської мови - таких прикладов багацько). P.S. Іноді використовуються "добридень", та "надобраніч" разом (одним словом), але лише в деяких місцевостях.
"добрий день will always be appropriate" unless your an American going on a morning walk and you run into some бабусь who look at you funny because they know you have absolutely no idea what you are saying... at least that was my experience, when I knew 5 words in Ukrainian. That being said, what is the difference between "добрий ранок" and "доборого ранку" ?
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I just want to say, please don't pay attention to the mean comments. This video is 4 years old and you already had a really good English pronunciation. and In your most recent videos, it has only got better! thank you for your great work and for helping us to learn
Hi Ira. You are the best foreign language teacher I have ever had. Congratulations!!!
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Brilliant lessons from you. I've just started learning Ukrainian in honour of a wonderful girl whom I met. Gorgeous language; it flows through the mind like a river.
Thank you for your help Iryna Isaac. Дякуємо за допомогу Ірина Ісаак
Very good teaching format, thank you so much.
Thank you so very much for this wonderful video. Its so helpful. God bless you!!!
I love all of your videos!!! 🥰🥰🥰
Your presentation is conventional but your execution is so professional. I love it!
I like the way you explain the subject. Step by step. The other channels I found were a bit messy, but your channel is very organized. Thank you!
Very easy to understand. Of course after studying the Ukrainian Alphabet. love your site!!!
Thank you for watching !!!
Dziękuję Ira, bardzo dobrze tłumaczysz.👋🇵🇱
How beautiful to see Our Lord Jesus Christ is praised in your Country,absolutely wonderful to see,great channel,subscribed
Дякую вчителю Іра. Я Раза. Я з Вінниці.🤗😊🥰
Круто, дякую!
Thank you. I'm traveling to Kiev in a couple of months, and your site and instruction are indispensable.
Good straightforward teaching.
One more class that I liked. Thank you, teacher. March, 1st, 2019.
Very useful- thanks.
Thank you!
Hi Ira, NO, you don't need to write the English transl.... next to the Ukrainian words, cause the way you explain your lessons, is very very clear and easy to understand, so don't waste more time writing extra words,... Keep up the great job :)
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I know this is supposed to be three years old video but, I would like to ask a question if you don't mind. The Добрий ones, I checked some other videos before and they have Доброго Ранку. I apologize for the inconvenience, but I just would like to know if this is dialect difference, or maybe the same but just different level of politeness? Thank you by the way, and I find your channel very very educative.
Добрий or Доброго is ok for greeting....now people use more Доброго in a greeting...it sounds less formal 🙂
@@LearnUkrainianLanguage Дуже дякую! Will do my best now.
Thanks a lot very useful pls keep going .
Merci beaucoup for those videos :)! THey help me much with my Ukrainian method learning book! :)
Добрий ранок.
Добрий день
Добрий вечір
Thanks again, another great video. I would suggest writing the English translations next to the Ukrainian words/phrases.
Thank you too !!!
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thanks a lot its very helpful to speak ukrainian language
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Is Dobro horanko the same as Dobrey Den??? Thank you
Дорогий друже, доброго ранку. Я люблю ваші уроки на UA-cam. Я був у Києві близько двох років. Наступного разу, коли я знову буду в Україні, я хочу познайомитися з вами, також дізнайтеся у вас. Чи можу я мати ваш електронний лист, будь ласка?
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Hi Ira, you are doing a great job. Thank you very much. I have a question for you. From the previous lesson, you taught us that нехай щастить means good luck. In this lesson, you said щасливо means good luck. Please what is the difference?
They both have the same meaning...but щасливо we use a lot when we leave a person together with Good-bye...or sometimes even instead of Good-bye...
Ukrainian Language Okay, thank you.
Доброго ранку!
Привіт!
Tanks
I'm not Christian. If I go to Ukraine and someone greets me with religious greetings, what should I answer and still be polite? In my religion it's forbidden to answer other religion's greetings. Can I just reply Добрий день?
I understand you! I think it's ok to reply Добрий день! But maybe some people won't be happy
Ukrainian Language дуже дякую!)
Thank you and Slava Ukraini
Wiesz o tym , że ,,Sława Ukrainie " to okrzyk banderowców?
Hi Ira. Can you please make a simple lesson for a person going to hospital
Ok!!!
добрий день.
lesson covered
"Доброго ранку!" (обов'язково повинно бути як побажання)
як і "добраніч!" (або "на добранч!"), але "добрий день" та "добрий вечір".
Добрий ранок - це "калька з російської" (коли фраза побудована з українських слів але за правилами російської мови - таких прикладов багацько).
P.S. Іноді використовуються "добридень", та "надобраніч" разом (одним словом), але лише в деяких місцевостях.
Добрий день.
Isn't Dobroho Ranku, the Ukrainian way to say good morning?
Yes...you also can say like that
I hope you are ok. How do you say that in Ukrainian?
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"добрий день will always be appropriate" unless your an American going on a morning walk and you run into some бабусь who look at you funny because they know you have absolutely no idea what you are saying... at least that was my experience, when I knew 5 words in Ukrainian. That being said, what is the difference between "добрий ранок" and "доборого ранку" ?
"До побачення" окремо
She teaches something wrong : good morning??
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Добрий ранок !!!! Доброго ранку!
@@LearnUkrainianLanguage sorry, I am in Kharkiv with my lady , try to learn some Ukrainian words..Thanks
слава ісусу христу
Слава навіки Богу Святому!
Slava i oddawać Lwów;)
durny żart:(
What's wrong with your English pronunciation?
Not the best but it is pretty good.
Could you be less mean, dude? Its obvious that shes not a native speaker
Maybe I'm different, but I'd rather learn Ukrainian from someone with a Ukrainian accent.