Personal Pronouns and their Cases!

[@VagnerVerniz]

Your cat pays attention better than us

[@LetsLearnUkrainian]

Hahah Hahaha yes he does!

[@nickwysoczanskyj785]

Brilliant! Дуже крутний відео! Дякую вам!

[@LetsLearnUkrainian]

Glad you enjoyed! Thanks for watching!!

[@mamadebj]

Rewatched this and took my own notes. It makes so much more sense to me that it did last year. I am really digging into the cases of everything now. The patterns are much more evident to me now. Thanks so much for such a useful lesson.

[@LetsLearnUkrainian]

So glad to read this! Good luck with your studying!

[@NeilHarrison-p9h]

Once again - a very good explanation! It’s now starting to make sense!

[@LetsLearnUkrainian]

So glad to read this! Thank you for watching 💙 💛

[@mamadebj]

Thank you for this helpful video! Love the kitty cat!

[@LetsLearnUkrainian]

Thank you for watching! Cats are family hahah

[@mamadebj]

@@LetsLearnUkrainian , yes they are. My cat basically rules the house (in her mind). :)

[@hebreophone]

Excellent and useful as always, шукран!

[@LetsLearnUkrainian]

Afwan!! Glad it was useful! 😊😊

[@ansah412]

Thanks so much for this. It was really helpful🙂😊

[@LetsLearnUkrainian]

I'm glad it is! Thank you for watching!

[@vlal86]

Дякую за відео. Мені було би цікаво узнати про регіональні відміни та акценти української мови. На приклад, як мова у вашому місті відрізняється от мови у Львові і Чернігові.

[@LetsLearnUkrainian]

Дякую за ідею, треба над цим подумати)

[@jancvetkovic3486]

Я студент української мови. Дякую 😁 🇺🇦

[@kattus_11]

Який уважний учень-Мейнард♥️

[@LetsLearnUkrainian]

Він і сам кого хочеш навчить :D

[@GypsieSeeker]

Дякую Вам!

[@LetsLearnUkrainian]

Дякую що подивились!!

[@brianshriver6213]

Here's a class idea: all about question words, including declensions for those that decline, and prefixes or suffixes added to question words (for example: десь). Thanks (and apologies if the class already exists).

[@LetsLearnUkrainian]

That is an interesting idea, I don't have a video like this yet. Thank you!

[@brianshriver6213]

@@LetsLearnUkrainian I have a big fat book of grammar now (Routledge Comprehensive Grammar) and I'm beginning to get the impression that there are several groups of very useful words that come from question words.

[@ansah412]

Hi, I have a question. I tried translating "their youngest child" into the instrumental case but it didn't make sense. Do you know why and the solution?

[@AWomanWhoReads]

Їхня наймолодша дитина - their youngest child. Instrumental will be (ким?) - їхньою наймолодшою дитиною ☺

[@AWomanWhoReads]

Oops, replied from my other account ☺

[@ansah412]

@@AWomanWhoReads the question was їх молодша дитина which is why I got confused about the translation Sorry for not specifying

[@AWomanWhoReads]

@@ansah412 no problem! The thing is, their (whose? - чия?) - їхня. It is a possessive pronoun. It's not correct to say їх дитина. Їх means them (кого? - їх, accusative or genitive case of вони). Unfortunately, its a common mistake that native speakers make. So, the correct way is їхня наймолодша дитина and the Instrumental will be the one I wrote in my previous comment. Guess, the task you got was faulty :(

[@AWomanWhoReads]

ukr-mova.in.ua/library/antusurzhuk/yix-i-yixnij Here the correct usage of їх and їхній/їхня is explained :)

[@vivianembro6030]

Добре кiт

[@LetsLearnUkrainian]

😻😻😻

[@golokavrndavana]

Здається корисним.