Ukrainian Alphabet pronunciation | Basic Ukrainian phonetics

[@822508]

Thank you! I look forward to more of your video lessons.

[@ualearner]

Hi, Joe👋 More videos are coming soon😊

[@SalyLuz-hc6he]

Thank you for making this video! I really appreciate how thorough you are being with pronunciation, and I do hope you will continue to make more videos for us. Please do! I hope you are well and safe! 💙🙏🏽💛🖖🏼🇺🇦💪🏽🌅

[@حفيظعبدالحفيظ-ل5ط]

Привіт, ти особливий. Мені подобаються деталі, які ти написав. Ти заслуговую найкращого вчителя❤🎉

[@RicoAnimations]

Thank you I've been learning Russian and I'm starting to learn Ukrainian

[@ualearner]

Thank you for watching and good luck with learning😉📝

[@BillyFerrara]

@@ualearner nice

[@val360ca]

Hi Natalie, I’m Val and I just happen to run across your channel and learning Ukrainian alphabet is exactly what I have been looking for. I’m happy. Thanks 🙏

[@rmb2664]

This is the best video on the Ukrainian alphabet that I have seen. You go slow enough that I can concentrate on each letter. I have been trying to be able to sound out the letters for instance if I want to orally spell out a word. I think I can finally do it after this video. I was practicing writing out the alphabet as well so that I can more easily use a dictionary. Unlike in English the name of the letter is the sound that it makes. In English a letter may have more than one sound depending on the letters that surround the one that you are interested in, or the previous vowel. For instance mat and mate. Anyway now I know the name of the letters. The pdf print out helped me do both. Thank you very much!

[@sabtuchannel9590]

Thanks for the video. Hi from Malaysia

[@Канална-з9р]

Звук [х] зустрічається в англійській, наприклад, у слові LoCH (Ness). Спасибі за гарне відео!

[@ualearner]

Great example👍

[@Канална-з9р]

@@YaShoom Я про нормативну вимову, словникову

[@d.k.7570]

That could be confusing, because no English speaker outside of Scotland pronounces it like that, I think. In fact, not even everyone in Scotland. I once saw a travel programme in which the presenter was 'corrected' by a local Scot when she pronounced the word with a [x].

[@Канална-з9р]

@@d.k.7570 Thanks. Honestly, as for me, that's kind of sad when dialects loose their phonology

[@BrucePacheco-ew1lg]

super

[@cmbergersct3492]

Thank you! This is an excellent training video. The problem I have is I'm a little older and the soundtrack isn't synchronized with the video. so there are some letters where I observe your mouth physically making a sound but that sound does not come out at the same time on the soundtrack. These are more subtle consonant sounds. In particular, it looks like you're saying t h as in "they" in English. However the sound coming out is not the same as the shape your mouth is making. In other words, it's like when a movie is poorly dubbed. And for pronunciation it's especially important to have them synchronized. I wonder if a technical person could help synchronize the soundtrack with the video. Also, to impart how to pronounce some pretty different letters it would be nice to spend more time on the pronunciation of those letters for English speakers who have particular problems. Every language learner has certain types of problems with another language because of habits formed speaking their own language. An English speaker would have to have a very good year to speak Ukrainian well because there are a lot of sounds that are subtly different that we could miss if we didn't have a good ear and a good teacher. And I thank you again because this is the best video I've seen so far. Keep up the great work!

[@lithium3201]

Leter "в" represents a wide range of sounds. It becomes a "w" if it's in the end of a syllable or if it's near "o" and "y". Aslso the word "цвіт" is pronounced with the soft "ц"

[@SieraDeltaPS43]

Thank you for this nice learning video. ❤️👍

[@chantalle7340]

Helpful video. Thank you.

[@RicoAnimations]

also, Щ can be the "shch" combo as in the words "pu*sh ch*airs".

[@ualearner]

Great example👍

[@Gartenlust]

I know "fre*sh ch*eese" 😊

[@NolaBelue]

ok

[@JefferyDorsey-l2j]

❤

[@hypnophonz]

Thanks for the video!!! But I don't see why you think the English word "Behind" has a sound similar to "Tha" in the word "That" (That store). The Ukrainian words say, "R" as used for "Russia" or "Romanov". Stay safe!

[@YaShoom]

The author did not pronounce the "th" sound, she pronounced the voiced version of "h".

[@rehmatfazal7018]

Please help me I want learn Ukrainian language

[@lanamack1558]

A pity you don't show the cursive letters as well.

[@natarikakitithon6749]

Привіт❤

[@ragnarone5409]

Slava 🇺🇦❤🇩🇪

[@ualearner]

Героям Слава ♥️

[@mnblkjh6757]

🇺🇦👍💐🙂

[@GB_i25]

30th🎉

[@piroshok]

Many way to get into ukraine but no way im ukrainian from ternopil

[@SalyLuz-hc6he]

Why are there many ways, and then you say no way? Are you seeing there is no way for us to learn Ukrainian? 🤔🤷🏼‍♀️