Learn Ukrainian easily

[@claudiahansen4938]

This is brilliant! Helpful. I like how you slow down and repronounce the words.

[@YouScroob]

After 2 years of studying your language without much success, I think the way you present this here may let me start learning. Showing words that share the same root makes it much easier to remember. No other language lesson I have tried has taught root meanings. I think you may have the best method to teach. Well done!

[@Olga_Reznikova]

Wizz Bang Yay, that's great! I will try to show you more similar roots in Ukrainian language)

[@kalinka8899]

Чудова підбірка, буде дуже корисною для багатьох. Дякую за відео! Надалі можна ще додати і речення, щоб були гарні приклади їхнього вживання.! Молодець, Ольго!

[@Olga_Reznikova]

+Kateryna Tyshkul Дякую! Дуже приємно!

[@grahamcracker3689]

Olga, great job on this latest Ukrainian language video. I'm casting my vote with others who also want more videos like this one. Seeing different words with the same roots does make learning Ukrainian a little easier.

[@porgesto8809]

I started doing this kind of thing with Russian a few months back. It especially helps me with the longer words. Sometimes it leads me to learn some rare words and unfortunately, I don't have the will to skip those. Other than that, it works pretty well.

[@سوسنالحب-ن4ر]

Best teacher ❤

[@mouress3871]

Your videos are always helpful and interesting! Thank you Olga.

[@edwardsisk1989]

Your vidz are SO helpful and informative! You should be so proud of yourself for doing such a good job and working so hard on this ! Thank you !

[@sslatonin5585]

In my opinion, I find this approach effective.

[@Olga_Reznikova]

+slatonin s Thank you)

[@Michael-yc8il]

Дуже дякую! На жаль немає багато ресурсів он-лайн для вивчення української мови, а твої відео завжди корисні та цікаві!

[@Olga_Reznikova]

Michael Anaya Це добре! )

[@josephjohnson1169]

You hit the Dart this is a really good video on how to learn it really simple and easy and really awesome videos keep up the good work. :)

[@nieldooley2906]

Hi Olga, thanks for the video which is very helpful. I think perhaps a mixture of grammar type lessons like this video and conversations videos when you make films in the street and countryside would be a good mix. Perhaps Ukrainian is a hard language to learn, but I think it gets easier the more one gets accustomed to seeing words and hearing how they should be pronounced. Seeing sentences and hearing how they should be spoken is very difficult at first because the leaner tries to say each individual word, when in reality the spoken words sort of flow into one another, so the last syllable of one word seems to hook on the first syllable of the next, that's why for me as a non-native speaker Ukrainian was difficult to hear at first, because it seemed so fast, now I can pick out individual words much better than when I first started to learn Ukrainian. It is helpful that Ukrainian verbs nouns and adjectives have a basic structure and theme, English words don't do this, so although you say Ukrainian is a hard language to learn the way words are constructed is a really good memory aid.

[@Olga_Reznikova]

Niel Dooley Yes, you are right))) Ukrainian is alive language, that why you can find a lot of similar words, and also that's why we understand other slavic languages - because their words make scense in Ukrainian also)

[@weronikakurek3545]

Oh, this one is very helpful, learning words which have same root is so much easier, great for making flashcards with words too :)

[@Olga_Reznikova]

Weronika Kurek I'm happy to hear it)

[@ttyieu]

Almost all of these words are very similiar or the same in our language, but calling a rainbow веселка is cute AF. Greetings from Poland.

[@manfredbismark6688]

Hello OLGA. Thanks, for this video. Have a beautiful day. Bye. Rudi. BUDA - pesjak- pasja uta - For dogs???

[@Olga_Reznikova]

Manfred Bismark yes, for dogs)

[@manfredbismark6688]

Hello. BUDA as GOD.....funny...

[@mohamedfayz133]

i cant find a place to study ukrianian in egypt !!! but i am studying russian instead of it is it okay to speak russian there :l

[@Olga_Reznikova]

+EGYPTMohamed Fayz yes, it's ok

[@amaromem1]

I dream the day I can speak ukrainian, but many people tell me that I should learn russian or german instead of ukrainian..

[@Olga_Reznikova]

amaromem1 Oh, I don't know.. YOu need to figure out your plaans and goals. If you want to learn one of slavic language because of your origin - sure it must be Ukrainian_ If you want to learn some world's language - it's German. If you want to visit former USSR countries - it's better to learn Russian.

[@amaromem1]

Olga Reznikova If I learn ukrainian can what % of russian can I say I speak? 40%? 60%?...

[@Olga_Reznikova]

60%. But also Russian language have more german, french words (on that case, where Ukrainian use slavic words), so maybe you will understand even more, than 60%

[@amaromem1]

Olga Reznikova Sounds very attractive... Do you think is good idea learn ukrainian and russian at the same time? Maybe it can have advantages.. What my teacher Ollia think?

[@Olga_Reznikova]

Haha, I really don't know. I think it depends on person. Maybe this will be a little confusing for you, maybe not)))Anyway, you can try and then decide what will be better.

[@julianna4683]

Can you do video on your political opinion of the war right now and on Putin, if your not interested in doing political videos can you do a video of a село / village if you can do a video of a село that would be great if you can't can you make a video just talking about villages.

[@Olga_Reznikova]

MissSimpleBeauty I'm not political expert to making video about war)) About village - I already have one - kzbin.info/www/bejne/hZW2momfbJVnlbM