The comparison of adjectives # 93

[@denisoxford7997]

Best Teacher in KZbin

[@LearnUkrainianLanguage]

Thank you :)

[@danielfaust4096]

I really like this lesson! Thank you so much for making these videos!

[@claudiahansen4938]

You are an excellent teacher. Helpful lesson. Thank you!

[@tomsl7111]

Thank you very much! Only one question came up to surface: what about when there is a degree of equality between two things (or people) that are being compared? How would you say for example: I am AS GOOD AS you are in Ukrainian? or I have AS MUCH/MANY AS you have? Thank you in advance.

[@LearnUkrainianLanguage]

A great question, will make a video!

[@tomsl7111]

@@LearnUkrainianLanguage Дуже дякую за відповідь! ;)

[@dieseldan5189]

Hi! Great explanation. Will these comparative adjectives also change with the case of the noun?

[@LearnUkrainianLanguage]

Thank you! yes, of course:)

[@michalbotor]

would it be odd for me to say "новший" instead of "новіший"? as i'm learning ukrainian, i'm relying heavily on my polish intuition, and this time it totally led me astray. ;) as we have "nowy (нови)" for "new", "nowszy (новши)" for "newer" (here: "sz" is a diphthong for "ш" -- very, very common in polish [i was once told by a foreigner, that polish sounds to him like a tongue of serpents. ;p]), and "najnowszy (найновши)" for "newest".

[@LearnUkrainianLanguage]

Новіший !!!

[@michalbotor]

@@LearnUkrainianLanguage it sounds horrible, i see. ;p i will make sure that i always say "новіший" then. ;) дуже дякую!

[@GeneRauXxX]

You are superb teacher, i dont doubt it. One thing tho, shouldn’t it be старший ?

[@danielfaust4096]

Actually, I have a question about this lesson. How can I use the comparative degree with 2 subjects? For example, how would I say, "this coffee is cheaper than the other."

[@LearnUkrainianLanguage]

Ця кава дешевша, ніж та

[@danielfaust4096]

I see. So ніж is a preposition, and та is a demonstrative pronoun, meaning I can replace та with any noun. Thank you so much!

[@NicholasKlacsanzkyICM]

На мою думку, вивчення мови дає людині новий розум.

[@Historelic]

Дуже дякую

[@mikvarg3532]

Please how say the easiest, the worst and the more difficult?

[@LearnUkrainianLanguage]

найлегший, найгірший, найважчий

[@mikvarg3532]

Ukrainian Language дякую, ти найкраща

[@antispamman4795]

It is not hard. In Tagalog, all verbs have this same idea but it can be a prefix and infix or a suffix. Then the root of the verb might change too AND in all tenses...