Ukrainian Language Learning Challenge - Day Two

Taking the Ukrainian Language Learning Challenge for the Polyglot Gathering in Poland between 1-6 June 2022 (PolyglotGathering.com)
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[@eeeee323]

Keep it up, Richard! 😃☀️

[@vitor.torino]

Different words for grandson/granddaughter and nephew/niece are the standard in brazilian portuguese, my mother language. My surprise was when learning Italian it was all the same word "nipote" !

[@timothydouglas9474]

Класно. Бажаю тобі успіхів!

[@whatsamask]

I've been studying Russian pretty intensively lately and so far the biggest issue I have is listening it's a very difficult language to pick out words from for me

[@AndyJugglesLanguages]

I've noticed that you can either say говорити or розмовляити for "to speak" The first sounds like Russian and the second sounds like Polish.

[@AndyJugglesLanguages]

Do you like the soft sound of the Ukrainian г?

[@SergyOrloff]

"я добре" doesn't make sense in Ukrainian. I wonder what you were trying to say. "У мене все добре" maybe? It makes sense but sounds awkward just on it's own. "я в порядку", "все гаразд", "норм"... also as variants how to answer to answer to "як справи?". Also, you can just say "добре", if someone asking you that.