Genders of nouns in Ukrainian # 7

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[@chrisfarley6662]

Thank you Iryna! I like how you said, "there are many exceptions and going over them would take too much time!" Правда!

[@claudiahansen4938]

Also helps to drum vocab into my mind!

[@zulkiflijamil6172]

Yes, i really enjoy listening and following your presentation. Thank you.

[@monsieurgrigny]

Thank you! Great!

[@SummerJChannel]

This is very helpful video of urs. Thank you so much.

[@AmanKumar-kh8bc]

I feel good after listening pronunciation very well it may help 😊😊😄

[@braziliaan]

I love your channel!

[@NicholasKlacsanzkyICM]

Ще раз дякую вам.

[@AlexMerenkov2]

Thanks so much. I'm doing Duolingo for Ukrainian and already finished the first tree last tree of lessons now i'm on the second level of each lesson and the gender is confusing me as a native English speaker. It's still confusing how things that end in "Ya" or "a" can be neuter instead of fem.

[@chrisfarley6662]

I am sure you know by now, but they are feminine, because they exceptions to the rule and not the standard. For instance, I thought собака was feminine until recently, when a friend explained to me that it is actually masculine. Who knew!? Fortunately Ukrainian has far less exceptions to the rules than English does. However, like English, Ukrainian is a beautiful mix of many different languages that have merged over the centuries and when you have merged languages, you have exceptions. Just like Iryna's example of мати, mother is obviously feminine because of the nature of the word, however, its spelling would not say so. Other exceptions are not so obvious and you simply learn them through time and use of the language... or you don't and that's okay too.

[@aliali-uk6bj]

Merci infiniment. On veut si possible des textes courts et simples ...وشكرا

[@Dany-ug6qo]

Sorry, I wanted to know what does it mean a noun "with no endings"?

[@LearnUkrainianLanguage]

A noun that ends in a consonant

[@MrUKRAINEC]

Доброго дня! Я то україномовний українець, але однаково дякую за ваше старання! Чесно кажучи ви мене надихнули на зйомку власних відео. Дякую! Сподіваюся ви не припинете знімати свої неповторні уроки!

[@LearnUkrainianLanguage]

Дякую Вам !!! Успіху і всього найкращого!!!

[@xxxlin1642]

I would like to know why there’s a ‘ for “здоров’я” and “ім’я”?Are there many words in Ukrainian language also like that?Can it be removed when using?

[@LearnUkrainianLanguage]

' it's an apostrophe....please check my lesson about an apostrophe...and ask all your questions under it...lessons 59-61

[@metababdullah4618]

I am confused really for this grammar

[@fufnulius1]

For now just remember: 1) consonant is male 2) A and YA is female 3) O and E are neuter 4) Words that are obviously male (i.e. father & uncle) and words that are obviouse female (mother & aunt) For strarters these rules are the most important, but as shown in this lesson, there are quite a few exeptions.