Lesson of Ukrainian language. Past tense

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In ukrainian language Ukrainian verbs ends in [-ти]. To form the past tense, you drop the [-ти] and add the correct verb ending. The new ending must agree in gender and number with the verb's subject (the [who] or [what] that is performing the action). If the subject is plural, the past tense verb must be plural. Often, the past tense verb ending rhymes with the subject ending.

[@oscarmendoza39]

it´s so awesome that people from other countries take their time to teach us their languages to learn´em and understand´em, languages are so interesting to me, Дуже дякую olga resnikova

[@Olga_Reznikova]

you are welcome!

[@habibchawkimokni5338]

I have been about one month in Ukraine , i came to study, but really this pretty girl help me a lot , Thank You so much Olga

[@borysNS]

I got the premise, now I need complete the 3 P's .........practice........practice........practice!

[@larryhoyt143]

I love your language lessons, and the Slavic languages are especially beautiful to listen to. Have you ever taken a look at the website for Slovio? I'm wondering as an English speaker - how helpful would it be to study it? The claim made by its inventor, is that you can communicate with anyone from any Slavic language. What would your opinion be on it? Maybe you could do a video on it?

[@ddChuang0919]

Thank you Olga. it's So helpful to learn UKrainian language.

[@grahamcracker3689]

Hi Olga. Very good lesson. The only thing I don't understand is the sentence: Брат писав листа батьку. Why does батько change to батьку? I'm still learning about cases right now.

[@Olga_Reznikova]

+Gene Szostak oh, it changed according to rules, but I need to make new lesson about it, because it's a lot to explain)

[@grahamcracker3689]

+Olga Reznikova Sounds great. Thanks!

[@Mr.DMZ.]

Great lesson!

[@dinnorios2818]

Thank you Olga!!! it's so helpful to learn Ukrainian language. I will check all videos you shared!!! ;-)

[@amaromem1]

Привіт Ольга))) How are you? How do you feel? I'm very happy you upload a new video, I was a bit worried :(

[@Olga_Reznikova]

+amaromem1 hI! I'm still great, don't warry! Just had some stuff to do this week, so I don't have a lot of time for editing video)))

[@lloydcarrion]

Awesome, just what I was looking for, perfectly explained! Keep it up!

[@manueldejesusmb4447]

Hi Olga, You give this course.., I have seen that you are very versatile, you surprise me, is difficult to meet one person like you. I think that you know about many topics, is a pleasure to find girls like you ... Best Regards

[@jonathanoz630]

Can "Ви" and "Ти" be used interchangeably? Don't they mean the same thing?

[@Olga_Reznikova]

No, they have different meaning. Ти is for one person and Ви is plural form. Also we use this word for politeness. For example, when you speak to elder person, you can't say ти

[@cassandrabreberina7073]

jonathanoz630 "ви" is informal or the polite way to address someone you don't know well. Similarly with "ваш/-a, -e", the possessive pronoun "your". If meeting someone for the first time, you would use "ви" and "ваш" "ти" is the formal form of saying "you". You use this when addressing a friend or someone you know well. The formal possessive pronouns are "твій/-оя/-оє". I hope this was useful to you!(:

[@oscarmendoza39]

and what about the other verb tenses?

[@Olga_Reznikova]

+Oscar Mendoza I will do videos about them also.

[@oscarmendoza39]

awesome, thanks