100 (almost) Ukrainian Verbs!

[@tkuzbik]

This is so useful and beautifully presented! Thank you so much.

[@LetsLearnUkrainian]

Thank you! I am glad you find it useful! 😊💙💛

[@Phoenix-ov5gg]

Finally, i've been looking for a video like this for ages,дякую)))

[@LetsLearnUkrainian]

Thank you for watching!!

[@jlkartvideos9887]

Thank you about this video. Can you make a new video where you tell perfective forms to these verbs?

[@hebreophone]

Дякую за це чудове відео!

[@LetsLearnUkrainian]

Дякую, що дивитесь і коментуєте! 💙💙💛💛

[@marijanahirni7397]

Thank you!Will you make videos like this for nouns and adjectives?

[@LetsLearnUkrainian]

Thank you for watching! Will do!

[@Michi-py2xr]

I have started Ukrainian based on your excellent videos. It sounds and seems very different from Japanese and difficult. But I will keep learning Ukrainian by watching your videos. Thank you very much for your great effort. By the way, your cat is very cute and wonderful!

[@LetsLearnUkrainian]

Thank you so much for watching 😊 I hope you enjoy learning 💙 💛 (sorry for the late response, I've missed your comment somehow)

[@snowboarderdude]

Great video as some of those verbs I didn’t even know. Now we just need present tense conjugation of the verbs. Грати: Я граю Ти граєш Він / Вона / Воно грає Ми граємо Ви граєте Вони грають

[@LetsLearnUkrainian]

Glad the video was useful! Yes, the conjugation is coming soon!

[@thomasryan6260]

Great video. If there were a graphic with the endings to make proper conjugation, it would be the best ever video for verbs.

[@LetsLearnUkrainian]

Thank you! I'll make a separate video on conjugation because it's important ☺

[@VagnerVerniz]

Excellent class about Ukrainian verbs.

[@LetsLearnUkrainian]

Thank you!

[@mikhailabunidal9146]

10:12 як ми кажемо " إنقسمinqasem" to be divided /to be polarized українською?

[@umairg3024]

Good Job keep it up 💯

[@LetsLearnUkrainian]

Will do! Thank you

[@yasinalkarboly6598]

Good work Thanks

[@LetsLearnUkrainian]

Thank you for watching!

[@سوسنالحب-ن4ر]

Nice very good thanks

[@LetsLearnUkrainian]

Thank you for watching!

[@nitchka1960]

I love this lesson

[@shayminator0772]

any pdf for beginner ukranian phrases?

[@jamalhamdaui670]

Thank you for the list you supply me im belizean and im waiting for my ukranian visa to accomplish my dream of learning ukranian,. I suscribe waiting for more ❤❤❤❤slava ukraina❤❤❤ i will begin to analizying each of your videos.

[@LetsLearnUkrainian]

I hope you enjoy! Thank you so much for watching!

[@mikhailabunidal9146]

13:10 як іспанською "econominzar/ ahorar/poner dinero 💰 al lado" та арабською "إقتصد iqtiSad/ khaSSaSخصص" حوش Hawwaš (sh)

[@mistermcr.9399]

Do you know any website where I can find verbs conjugated?

[@LetsLearnUkrainian]

I did Google it jus now and haven't found any site which would do that properly. Unfortunately. I have a video on conjugation, where I explain the rules, if you need any specific verbs conjugated, let me know.

[@lasha1903]

I like your cat 🐈

[@LetsLearnUkrainian]

💙💛

[@vivianembro6030]

У вас теж є собака? Він милий.

[@LetsLearnUkrainian]

Аж дві собаки 🐕🐕❤️ дякую! 🙏

[@DOTTORE_FOX]

96% simmilar to bosnian/croatian/serbian! Ukrainian is more simmilar to polish, czech, slovakian or western balkan languages than russian!

[@sleepsmartsmashstress740]

69%

[@LetsLearnUkrainian]

Yes! A Ukrainian speaker I understand Polish and Belarusian the best, other Slavic languages are a bit harder for me but yes, we have a lot in common!

[@nieldooley2906]

Дякую

[@LetsLearnUkrainian]

Дякую що подивились!

[@gregorysalgado2454]

Я хочу тебе знати буд ласка

[@DaDaW9762]

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.

[@dancersbythesea5656]

Thank you so much! I'm a beginner and it helps to hear the words slowly and a couple of times. Very good video.

[@LetsLearnUkrainian]

Thank you for watching, I'm really glad to know it helped!

[@mikhailabunidal9146]

Yeah man! @dancersbythesea5656 I like that ! Thanks Olya ! The phonetics alongside the Ukrainian script helps a great deal especially for those beginning the language

[@sevenlertube1175]

Again wonderful video thank you

[@LetsLearnUkrainian]

Thank you for watching!

[@steven117]

I paid close attention all the way through. Wrote each letter and word for writing practice. Hard work and... @ 13:32 спостепігати . English word is spelled "Observe." Not Obsereve. Please observe. You've taught me so much, its a great delight to give you the draftman's check mark as I once did for my Ukrainian engineering guru at work. Leonid taught me Cyrillic alphabet. You give me something to do with it.

[@LetsLearnUkrainian]

Yes, correct. Typo, my bad. It's also спостерігати, not спостепігати 😉

[@mikhailabunidal9146]

زياك ، أنا عم بساوي المزبوط نفس الاشي و أنا بسجل اصوتنا اوليا و أنا , مع إنها متكلمة طبيعية بينما مش أنا .أنا مبتدئ Like you, I'm doing the exact same thing and recording our voices (i.e. Olya's & Mine) Although she's a native speaker where as me I'm not I'm a beginner

[@tomsl7111]

Thank you very much for such a helpful video!! I just have some questions as to the sense of certain verbs. 37. Engage (залучити) In what sense? Getting engaged in a relationship or engaging in an activity? 43. Cut out (вирізати) In the sense of asking sb to stop doing sth? 49. Pass (пройте) In the sense of passing by somewhere or somebody? 73. Manage (управляти). In the sense of dealing with sth; a problem for example? Thank you very much in advance! Subscribed!

[@LetsLearnUkrainian]

Thank you! These are really good questions, so here we go: 37. Engage - залучити (in activity), to get engaged to be married - заручитися; 43. Cut out - вирізати, to literally cut something out - a hole in fabric, a piece of footage when editing a video, also to carve etc. 49. Pass - пройти, to pass (like the time has passed, this will pass soon); 73. Manage - управляти -be in charge of (a company, establishment, or undertaking); administer; run.

[@tomsl7111]

@@LetsLearnUkrainian Thanks once again for your quick answer. Looking forward to being able to speak your beautiful language no matter how long it takes me. 💪💪

[@LetsLearnUkrainian]

@@tomsl7111 you're welcome, good luck with your learning! If you have any questions, let me know :)

[@tomsl7111]

@@LetsLearnUkrainian You are on!👍

[@tomsl7111]

Olha. Long time no see! It's me again. Yesterday I was dealing with the verb існувати (to exist) and, as far as I know, whenever you include any form of the verb to be in Ukrainian within a sentence nouns will automatically change into the instrumental case. Is it the same with існувати?

[@Phoenix-ov5gg]

What is the difference between дівться та Бачити?

[@LetsLearnUkrainian]

Дивитися - to look, бачити - to see 😊

[@Phoenix-ov5gg]

@@LetsLearnUkrainian thank you) So what about watch? Like 'i'm watching television'?

[@LetsLearnUkrainian]

@@Phoenix-ov5gg watch can also mean дивитися, as in watch tv, watch a video - дивитися телевізор, дивитися відео (basically, to be looking at something for a while). It can mean спостерігати as in watch birds - спостерігати за пташками.

[@1brianescobar]

Добре бачити, що Ви знову почали знімати відео на цьому каналі! Але маю сказати я вражений, що є більше підписників тут ніж у вашому іншому каналі. Бо там дуже цікаво. Офігезні відео і Ви ТАК БАГААТО читаєте (здуріти можна)... Ну схоже всі просто хочуть вивчити укр!

[@LetsLearnUkrainian]

Спасибі, Браяне! Так, очевидно, що слухати саме про книжки українською є трохи менше охочих, ніж вивчити мову (але це дуже круто, що українську вивчають!)

[@StrategicInsomniacs]

Дякую дуже корисний слова I wrote down alot and it will definitely help :)

[@LetsLearnUkrainian]

Дякую що подивились!