Back again, but with a quick question? Is Chu Dobri and Chu Dovyi the same or Am I confused?

Terima kasih

Nice video

Слухати свою вимову зі звичайною швидкістю дуже корисно.

Ви повинні написати книгу.

God bless you

You’re great! 👍

I just wanted to also add that your preface where you laid out the three basic 'moods' was SUPER clarifying. I think sometimes laying out a broader view really helps you get a better intuition on things as we go forward on this journey. Again, thank you for making this video :)

As always; a very useful lesson! Дякую! 🙏

This practice round is really nice to get an overview about all cases and their importance on how often they may get used and how the endings are different from case to case. This overview takes so much pressure away from me. Every educational book or YT channel starts with the cases one after another and this can really be discouraging as you don’t get the whole picture. I did not find a video like this yet where all cases are mentioned combined. So cool! Thank you ❤

Дуже дякую, Олю. Це був дуже ціукавий і важливий урок! Але: "Якщо вони вчили б дивлячись, коти були б м'ясниками." (турецьке прислів'я)😀

If you are looking at the medical aspects of mushrooms fruiting in your mouth, you need a doctor.

Hvala za video! Pozdrav iz Hrvatske!

дякую! Я дуже хотів цьому навчитися.

Thank you for this video, I've been noticing Ukrainian conditionals for a while, just observing the constructions in the hope they'll become natural (it kind of works to an point), so your explanation comes at the perfect time. It would be good to know if the different options you gave us are more commonly used with certain words than others, and also if this type of construction is used equally with perfective and imperfective verbs (another thing I am slowly getting my head around). It's so nice to see you back on KZbin - I have no other social media, and can't handle notifications so I always turn them off... I was literally on the community page of your channel the other day, wondering if you're ok! 🤗💙💛

Олю! Good to see you again. Hope all is well with you. Very interesting and educational video. Thanks! Reminds me that I really need to spend some more time on my studies... "Якби я вчився частіше, то знав би українську мову краще." ;) Take care! (Your new hair style suits you very well btw.)

Drago mi je da si dobro Olga.Pozdrav iz Crne Gore!👋

Ласкаво просимо назад, ми сумували за тобою

merci alot , glad you come back 💙💛

Heeeeey! You are welcome back to your channel! I have been looking at conditional mood recently. Great timing 😁

Якби я був таким розумним, як Оля, я б ідеально говорив українською)

شكرا جزيلا أستاذة بالتوفيق مع السلامة🖐

Thank you very much for this lesson. I need something more organised to learn after finishing Duolingo, anyone have any suggestions?

Many thanks, this is very helpful. Especially the hint where to use only "b" and where to use "by", which finally is clear to me now. :)

Many thanks for this upload, dear teacher!

Omg! You have returned! Thank you so much. I didn't know if you would continue to teach Ukrainian.

Thank you so much for this video and all the efforts you put into this channel, but I have question. In your previous video about endings in the Dative case, you said that if a plural ends in 'и' the ending in the dative is -ам. Yet I insinctively felt it should be дати дитям and not дати дитам. Is this an exceptoin or some other more detailed rule?

🙏🫶👍

Still imo the best channel to learn Ukrainian! Every video you made is so helpful. Thank you for all the effort and time you took to help us 🫶🏻💙💛

Dyakuhu for the content and quick speaking. I have checked many other channels, but come back to yours for the speed.

Lindo el gatito! Miau,miau,miau...

I like your class. 🎉❤

yo quiero aprender

This is ridiculous. 100 Ukrainian phrases and you don't use the Latin alphabet. Like many people I would like to learn a few phrases to be polite but I certainly am not learning a new alphabet just to say "Thank you" or "good morning" to someone.

Ah this stuff is hard, from one of the few Slavic languages that has lost its case system. But even the little bit of cases that we have, mainly in pronouns, helps me a lot!

Thank you so much!

Olia: working Olia's cat in the background: tired of sleeping

you should have the words written in phoenitic english

I’m looking for a Ukrainian word for “Lovey-Dovey” which means excessively affectionate or romantic.

Commenting always to support the channel. <3 my favorite KZbin channel. Much love

Hello love you please come india

ти мені подобаєшся!

Thanks for this video

Ще один гарний урок. Гарні цифри.

Ya dumayu shcho vy duzha krasa! YA khotiv by zustrich z tobiu i mozhlivo poyikhaty kudis i hraty.. I've been learning Ukrainian since 2022, and did some time with the Ukrainian Legion in 2023, my Ukrainian is a work in progress and has poor wording and grammar.. But hopefully you got it.

Дякую Олю за цей урок. Iʼm planning to visit my paternal grandparents’ ancestor’s home village of Peremyshlyany (Перемишляни) in what was once Galicia at least once within the next 14 months. Learning to discuss time and date is very important and this lesson explains a lot. Are there regional or dialect differences in how time and date are discussed? Also, my paternal gm’s ancestors might have moved to Galicia from Transcarpsthia, where I understand a different dialect is often used. Any lessons on regional dialects would be appreciated.

Дякуємо за важливу інформацію!

woohoo! thank you for this

In English you can also say “how is this” = how is that…they mean the same thing

Ukrainian is such a fascinating Slavic language; I've been learning how to speak some Ukrainian words.