How to LEARN & USE 1000 Ukrainian Words (in Slow Ukrainian + SUBS)

[@champignonnoir5052]

We are six month later. Has anyone after seing this video tried the method ? It could be usefull when you almost know some words. And you would like to them to become part of your active vocabulary. Thank you Hanna for detailing the method.

[@ItsMikeLearns]

thanks for the video! i just started to learn ukrainian

[@MKTudor]

🐿 Ukrainian is a beautiful and fascinating language! Thank you.

[@Ukrainian.Language]

You're welcome!

[@Krystina-UA]

Клас Ганна 😊

[@hinchlnt]

Hello Hanna. I am in California and I began to study Ukrainian in June 2023 by myself, but with your assistance and with others. Thank you for this excellent video.

[@Ukrainian.Language]

Hi Nick, thanks for your feedback! You'll make it! I'm glad I can help.

[@antispamman4795]

First of all, thanks for producing your videos which we all know, take a lot of time. I just found your channel and I'm anxious to try this method starting immediately. You are spot on about why we stop memorizing vocabulary which this is my biggest weakness. I have joined your Patreon account to do the obvious, pay for your time and material you create.

[@Ukrainian.Language]

I appreciate you joining Patreon! 🌷 And very happy to hear you find the content useful 🧡

[@florinator100]

Thank you!❤

[@spacenyx]

дякую за ваші відео!!

[@golokavrndavana]

Як справи?

[@sophiedaoust9864]

Merci :D !

[@deborahrobinson9005]

Thank you for another helpful video,Hannah .... but please can you increase your sound. It was difficult to hear with my phone on top volume. The music is good but it makes it even harder to listen and learn. Thank you for your channel! 💠🌼

[@Ukrainian.Language]

Noted! I use another video editing program now and there must be some tricks there. Or maybe the mic? I'll explore, and thank you for your feedback!

[@elisabethdorrer4831]

Hanna, I absolutely love the way you talk and explain. Total immersion indeed! Such beautiful pronunciation and ideal speed. As to your 1000-word method: It seems a bit slow and cumbersome. When I read, hear, see new words, certainly about 20-30 words 4-5 days a week I look them up in complete sentences, look up their declensions or conjugations and then search their synonyms. I am the first to admit that they do not stick enough to be able to use them correctly at the snap of a finger. My age, 65, slows me down a bit. It enables me, however, to understand 2 levels above my active vocabulary. Let's call my active Ukrainian A2 and my passive Ukrainian B2. Would you available for private lessons online?

[@Ukrainian.Language]

Hello Elisabeth, Thank you! This method is not my invention, but it can be useful in some cases. I'm glad you found your way to learn words! As to private lessons, please write to me here: [e-mail] Consider joining Patreon 💜www.patreon.com/ImmersiveUkrainianwHanna

[@davidmares6053]

Hello Hanna 💙💛. I have two website recomentions 1 youglish and 2 language reactor

[@Ukrainian.Language]

Awesome! Did you find the video useful?

[@denverbraughler3948]

In American English, “review” is used rather than “revise”/“revision”.

[@Ukrainian.Language]

Good to know!

[@Welikebananas1]

Agreed. B.E. likes to use this word for "study/review", but A.E. it usually means "rewrite/edit".

[@golokavrndavana]

Корисний

[@GirGir183]

Teaching ukrainian....thru ukranian. Hmmmm. Has anyone seen the flaw in this yet?

[@Ukrainian.Language]

Hi there! Thanks for the question :) This video is the answer: kzbin.info/www/bejne/mquonYClrs-il5Y

[@Adictoalosidiomas]

The other method is teaching Ukrainian in ... English. It improves a lot your .... english level !!! When 95% of what you hear is english and 5 % Ukrainiain guess which langague is progresing ?

[@АндрейКаминский-г9в]

I understand that there is some enthusiasm for learning something Ukrainian, be it borscht or a language, but this is a deeply pointless activity. The costs of learning Slavic languages are huge, these are complex languages, the investment pays off only if you plan to live and work in any Eastern European country. So if you speak English, then just wait, sooner or later the whole planet will speak English. If you don’t speak English, then study it, bring closer that happy moment when all people will speak the same language)

[@Ukrainian.Language]

I see your point. However, some people learn languages for fun, that brings them joy. Thus it's not pointless to them :)

[@alicetaylor1442]

So what you are saying is "Don't bother, it's hard". That, my friend, is the lifetime loser's formula. The "happy moment when everyone speaks the same language" will never happen, and certainly there is no chance of it happening in my lifetime. While English is predominate globally, the idea that everyone should speak English to accommodate English speakers is both arrogant and silly. Slavic languages are difficult but no more difficult than many other languages (try Chinese, Arabic or Korean!) and what I have found is that once you learn one language, the others in the same Slavic family have so many shared words with other languages that the new languages are easier to learn. And yes, I have experience in this. I'm a native English speaker who lived in Germany for eight years and speaks casual German. I have been trained to work as a translator in Russian so I have experience in a Slavic language and I'm now using my previous language skills to pick up Ukrainian. Am I really good at these languages? No, I have a heavy accent and am much better with hearing and reading than I am with talking. But the benefits from being able to communicate in a foreign language have far outweighed the temporary pain of learning a basic vocabulary and grammar.

[@АндрейКаминский-г9в]

@@alicetaylor1442 Вы полагаете, что вы не согласны и спорите со мной, но на самом деле вы пишите ровно то же, что и я. Вы живёте в чужой стране, ваша работа связана с изучением чужих языков, разве я утверждал что в таком случае нет смысла изучать иностранные языки? Очевидно, что в вашем случае это не блажь, а прямая необходимость, на вашем месте я поступал бы так же. Так что предлагаю вам извиниться за ваши намёки в мой адрес, что я невежественный и глупый неудачник, очевидно что это не так, я очень неплохо образованный человек. В вашем случае есть необходимость изучать другие языки, мне достаточно английского помимо моего любимого и родного русского. Ну а что я верю в светлое будущее человечества когда все будут говорить на одном языке, то это хоть и дело весьма отдалённое, но, согласитесь, это не самая плохая религия)