Easy method to learn Ukrainian language. Learn like kids!
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*Ukrainian is one of the oldest Indo-European languages. Similar diference between Ukrainian and Belarusian (84% of common lexicology). According to the official data, Ukrainian is more similar to Belarusian, Polish (70% of common lexicology), Slovakian (68%). Ukrainian and russian languages have 62% of common lexicology, it's less, but not strange. Because Ukrainian and Belarusian languages came from East Slavic, but the russian did not. The russian is more similar to Bulgarian (73-74% of common lexicology).*
It also depends from history. Rus was only Ukrainian country, but Rus conquered also Polotsk duchy, on which is based Belarus. The Belarusian people were Litvins, their country was called Litva and their alphabet was a Latin. What about Muscovy (it's Russia), it did not have any relation to the Ukrainian country Rus. Muscovy has roots from Golden Horde. Everything is proved by many foreign evidences on this website: ukraine93.webnode.com.ua/
my moms side of the family is from ukraine, so when i was little i kid almost perfectly speak ukrainian, but when we moved the the US, i can only have short conversations with my mom and my grandparents, and my old friends from ukraine when i visit each summer. so i need to step up my language game so that i can still talk to my family and friends.
I was a Polish child with a Ukrainian step family. I went to Ukrainian school and they refused to teach me Ukrainian because I was Polish. My Ukrainian Baba was furious! She taught me lots of words, but I never was able to put it together into sentences. Like you said, I could understand so much but couldn't speak fluently. I'm watching your videos to refresh my memory because I want to learn to speak Ukrainian fluently for my Baba who passed away 15 years ago. It would make her so happy!
I agree. Learn like kids.
Wow, you improved your english so much! I'm proud of you :)
slava ukraini!!!! ❤️ from the UK
Great video.... thank you to provide information ....I love Ukraine..😘😘😘😘
olgas channel is the best channel from the great country of ukraine. we love olgas videos so much. thanks olga !!!!!!!
that's true, learn Ukrainian naturally! :)
like I teach in my videos, I speak easy slow Ukrainian.
you can find more on my page :)
Hi Olya I really have come to like your videos over the last year. They usually have so much information on Ukrainian culture and language. I go to a Ukrainian church in the US and my girlfriend is from Rivne. I have to ask is there some reason why there is a bride agency in your description? Seeing that makes me think of “Russian mail order brides” and I really pray you’re not part of something that sells these girls to the highest bidder. Or anything that supports this concept or idea of selling women at all. People are people, the fetish surrounding Ukrainian girls shouldn’t be supported with such of these things. If you support something like this я надію ти покаятися.
I am not sure if real mail order brides still exists nowadays. But no, I will never participate to such things)
@@Olga_Reznikova Yeah, what he said is something that happened in the 1990's and early 00's. But I haven't heard of literal "main order brides" in a long, long time. Basically, no "selling brides to rich, middle class foreigners". Whatever reason they marry a foreigner one thing is for certain: they are not "sold" like cattle and pets. So I don't know why he said the girls are sold ;). That is something that only happened a long, long time ago. And likely was not even that common back then.
Thank you for sharing your experience,will you introduce some kids songs in Ukrainian language? 😊
Seems like good advice. ~ Lovely medallion or pendant, framed in artful beauty!
Your excellent advice and the advice of Benjamin Rich (known in UA-cam as Bald& Bankrupt) are the same. He learned Russian by ignoring grammar when he began.
So Olga your basically saying we’re fucked! Your video is a little difficult my dear!
❤Thank you Olga for all your great videos!
exactly correct way to learn ukrainian for a quick way and then after this way can focus on some grammar etc. perfect correct advice for beginning quick and productive method. thanks olga.
Ukrainian is the hardest language?? Try english were every expectation to a rule had an expectation.
I m an Indian.... Want to learn Ukraine language also...... Pls help
I want to learn Ukrainian language and I m from India so what's the things I do for Ukrainian language
Great channel !
Are here people who want to learn ukrainian language with native?
If yes just let me know and we can cooperate (from you i need good english skills). Just give a response
Чи є тут бажаючі вивчати Українську один на один безплатно?
Якщо так залюбки допоможу (в замін очікую хороший рівень англійської). Просто дайте відповідь на коментар.
This is a very useful video Olga! Thank you :) I believe that I have an advantage over regular American people since I speak 4 European languages fluently (Spanish, English, French, Italian). The Ukrainian language shares many phonetic sounds like these 4 languages that I speak. Romance languages use the feminine and masculine rule just like Slavic languages. For example in Spanish "La mesa" (the table) is a female and "El libro" (the book) is a male. Ukrainian also conjugate their verbs (in the present/preterite/imperfect/conditional/future) like in all romance languages. Example in the perfect tense: (Verb: To walk in Spanish caminar) Yo camino, tu caminas, el/ella/usted camina, nosotros caminamos, vosotros camináis, ellos/ellas/ustedes caminan. Another feature in the Ukrainian language that I absolutely love is the fact that (just like in Spanish) Ukrainian is pronounced the same way as it is written. Their vowels have 5 standard sounds: A,E,I,O,U. :)
I totally agree that grammar is the last thing you need to think about for learning most languages as usually people will understand you fine even if it is incorrect. I think it is must better to learn grammar and similar "instinctively" by simply using it and reading instead of learning intentionally.
How Is your family I don't see them in videos anymore
This is exactly what good language courses do. They begin with single words and simple sentences. In case of Slavic languages they show the Latin equivalent to the Kyrillic letters. That's how you learn the alphabet by the way. And you learn two important properties of these languages: sound shifts (L'vov spoken L'viv) and inflections.
Spending time in Kiev, I've learned some Ukrainian: "Ubarezhna, Dveri Zachinaitsa, Nastup Nastansya, Palats Sportu", Skilki? Visim. ))
hehe yes almost correct))) Same phrase which I learn in Czech Republic hehe
@@Olga_Reznikova olga I join university in kive but thet not teaching language I living in academico please write me about language I want to learn ukrainian
Yes she's right it's best to learn as a child learns simple words and sentences ,that's why i like babble.com more than i do Rosetta Stone, there format is much easier to learn and remember, just like a child they teach you pitcure word Association, they show you four or five pictures of stop sign, cars, girl etc" etc", we must learn to speak individual words first like a child before we can move on to whole sentences, i know only a few words in Ukrainian right now as i find it a very hard language to pronounce, whereas Spanish and German is much easier for me
Thank you Olga :-) This was useful. Keep up that good work. Still I have one important question: Why are you having a link to that Ukrainian Brides Agency which just is some sort of scammers service? Pay per letter is not any decent way to do this matchmaking process, is it?
Dear Olga hi 👋 Do you have single girl friend who is want to marry with a Handsome Turkish man? 😃
hehe no)
I like your positive attitude and positive feeling in your videos. 😁👍
I have already subscribed but you don't replay dear...nice video..
Yo quiero aprender 😀😛meow meow
Thanks Olga! I like your outfit also. You look like a Princess! thanks for the advice
Thank you!
Я знаю Русский, хоть он и не является моим родным. Учитывая знание этого языка, сложно ли будет учить Украинский?
@@Olga_Reznikova hi
Ty
I’m a kid
That’s my experience as a person who has been learning Ukrainian for almost 5 years. If you’re not willing to give your life to study Ukrainian, and stop speaking your own language, and live with Ukrainians a few years speaking to them daily only Ukrainian, you’re never gonna learn it. I hope this comment helps you.
Not in full.... But I knew some mormon missionaeis in Ukraine who speaks pretty good Ukrainian after 7-10 month in Ukraine. No need for years.
Olga Reznikova if you believe you can learn Ukrainian in 7-10 months then ...I have a magic carpet to sell you
Is very nice !
Pryvit, Z Dnem narodzhennya. Like this, Happy Birthday to you, would this be correct for girl? And is it different for a boy
Nice
Olga, is ukrainian language harder than russian?
No, it is easier
The U.S. State Department for their employee training believes the Ukrainian language is much more difficult to learn than Russian. To be eligible for the State Department's Ukrainian language training you must be able to read/write/speak/understand Russian, and have completed a State Department immersive *basic* Russian language training course with 2,200 hours of lessons and also demonstrate you have a Russian vocabulary of around 13,000 words. Ukrainian language is more difficult than Russian language. I'm not exactly sure I think the *basic* Ukrainian course is an additional 3,000 hours of immersive lessons over a year and a half.
i want to go Ukraine..
i think the pronunciation is harder but they are the same family of languages i think.
私はウクライナ人です。
Ty, :))
I love you 🤗
слава україні
thank you very much for the video olga. great production. very much appreciated
Дададада
And first comment too and but my country language is so easy but only when you speaking but its hard when you write it😉😊
Thank You Olga Your simply irresistable ,withyour methods! First I hope to learn Ukranian then use that to discern Russian ,& expand my work Potential!I will take your advice to heart & listen!
Thank you so much dear angel.. ☘️🌿🍀
Hello there Olga ! British Columbia Canada
I wAtch all ur video
I'm looking forward to more Ukrainian language videos!
Ok I will post some new!
@@Olga_Reznikova hi olga I'm in ukarine now in Acaedemico kiev I want to learn ukraine language please write me
@@Olga_Reznikova please reply me olga
I'm love Ukrainian
@Kevin M what
patchemo paschalsta. that is my name and yours is Olga. Packa.
I don't even understand English grammar never mind Ukrainian grammar
But I have learnt a lot from your channel its cool
hehe I mean don't start to learn with conjugations and cases
sweet heart
your smile and amazingly beautiful body speak the only other universal language in addition to math , NATURALLY I AM REFERRING TO LOVE. :) damn what a lady!
Thanks my dear i have tried this method in English before and I success
Thanx Olga
We hosted an orphan from Ukraine for 2 years and her accent and everything was so pretty :) this is why i was inspired to learn this!!!
Thanks, Olga. Very practical.
Thanks for this video and you are so..... Cute.
Ngomong opo to koe nduk...
You're right on learning like children learn is the best most natural way, that's where I'm at, but Russian not Ukrainian right now, I know a little Ukrainian but not much. Thanks Olga
Aside from the tough case system and the tricky pronunciation , what other difficulties does the grammar contain ? Does it have difficult conjunction and a lot of irregularities like french? It is said that german is more difficult than french , though i find german more approachable because so far it doesnt seem to have as much exceptions as french , is that the case with Ukrainian?
Моя любимая малышка!
Hi there Olga! Nice and helpful video! I started learning Ukrainian maybe a year ago and I think I'm doing ok, plus I know Russian language perfectly so it helps me with learning Ukrainian. Мне дуже сподобалось ваше видео.
If you know Russian perfectly it is making things much more easy for sure)
Thank you Olga.
From Ontario Canada
Been watching Olga for years now. She is wonderful! She gives info on culture as well as the language. Love her!
It"s like you feed my brain with usefull information, amazing
You are face beautiful
Привіт Привіт Ольго😀👋👋
I'm really SUPER HAPPY that you'll start making more videos for learning Ukrainian 😀I'm excited about it and waiting for them because I really loved the previous ones 👍👍
Ok I will make more))
@@Olga_Reznikova Дуже вам дякую ))) ми вас чекаємо 😀
Hi Olga, I hope you are having a good day :)
Thank you, Olga. I will learn like a kid :)
is it harder than Spanish and Portuguese?
It can be if you're a native English speaker, and have no previous experience with Cyrillic. My first language is American English, and I already know some Spanish, but I'm learning Ukrainian now. Learning Ukrainian has been more difficult, because I had to start from scratch, and learn the Cyrillic alphabet first.
Aside from learning a few special characters for Spanish, I didn't have to learn an entire alphabet there. Please don't let that discourage you though, because all that said, I do love learning Ukrainian!
@@Gee2deDubya I know Spanish and some Portuguese, I actually did a short course in Russian some years back, Im wondering how similar the two languages are.
@@glockks56 I actually started learning Russian at first, got discouraged and frustrated, and months later, began learning Ukrainian instead. I've been learning Ukrainian for almost 10 months, iirc.
I don't remember a great deal of what I'd learned with Russian, but the biggest difference I can remember is having a "hard sign/soft sign" in Russian, whereas Ukrainian only has the soft sign. That, and there's differences in how you pronounce certain characters.
That said, Russian is sometimes more familiar now, because I recognize certain words that have similar spelling and/or meaning in Ukrainian. Russian is also sharper in pronunciation, imo, while Ukrainian is a bit more smooth and musical, if that makes sense. It actually made me think of the way I've heard Italians speak, in terms of cadence and accent and whatnot.
As for similarities, you may already know that Ukrainian is lexically more similar to Polish (approx. 75-80%??), than it is to Russian (closer to 65-70%??).
Hope this helps!
Yes it is harder dude..
@@Kurtwell dunno if it's true, but I've often heard that once you've learned a second language, learning others becomes much easier. I intend to give Russian another go after Ukrainian, so we'll see.
i really like to watch your videos thanks for giving information about ukraine and also my girlfriend from ukraine so i am always excited to know about your country 😊😊
That's great!
@@Olga_Reznikova yes she is so cute and beautiful we are in relationship from 2017 and last year I met her I think people should change their thinking about Ukrainian girl they always scam or they always want to money even my girlfriend she never ask for money and other things
Well done))
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"Easy Russian" channel is better than this one
Hehe thats great. I am not competing with Russian channels. My channel in about Ukraine
It's not the same country or language. If you don't like this channel it's your problem.