Ukrainian lesson 1. Jumpstart

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Activities in this lesson of ukrainian language must give you small working vocabulary.
How to speak Ukrainian, rules of Ukrainian language - all of this question I will answer on this video.

[@syedgsyed9068]

السلام علیکم آپ کی معلومات تعلیم بہت اندھا تاریخ بہت اچھی ہے شکریہ 🌹♥️

[@thatoneguyscameraman2539]

I know this video was made 4 years ago and you may not see this comment, but this is really helpful, thank you for making the videos you make, I plan on learning alot of languages, and am trying to be ploygot

[@borysNS]

OK Olga, I'm starting your Ukrainian lessons from scratch (very beginning), give me a big cheer for motivation! ..........................................June 1, 2016

[@Olga_Reznikova]

hehe, cheer! ;-)

[@kitsuneTania]

Thank you 😊 I like a guy who is Ukrainian. I want to surprise him with Ukrainian

[@subhammukherjee6784]

Myself subham & I'm soon going to visit Ukraine actually I'm going there to study mbbs..... I'm really greatful to u for spending a lot of time for us in making us learn ur mother tongue selflessly... Hats off to u ..... With love from INDIA,🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳..

[@hamzi1220]

I supported your Channel because you spend so much of your time showing us these great places in Ukraine and do awesome job explaining. Also because you care about your fans. 👍 :)

[@Olga_Reznikova]

+Hamza Saeed Thank you so much!

[@frederikd8]

Great videos,I’m Italian and I know some Russian and Polish and I’m also picking up some Ukranian,your videos explain Ukrainian very clearly,compliments!!!

[@rajeshpisat7462]

Thanks for sharing this video 👍

[@julienmcnicoll7013]

C'est très bien expliqué, je vais me pratiquer plusieurs fois, c'est avec de la pratique qu'on apprend.

[@marshallhyasi6213]

Nice thank you ! very well done

[@patriquebagatini9233]

Thank you so much for all your videos here in youtube. Regards from Brazil

[@Olga_Reznikova]

you are welcome!;-)

[@kingofthe601slavs7]

Thank You Olga I am learning very slowly but I am learning I wish my great grandmother was alive I'm going to have to get a tutor but you are a great teacher I'm learning a lot but very slowly but I'm sure if I keep at it I'll have it down thank you again

[@Olga_Reznikova]

you are welcome

[@nieldooley2906]

I have just found these lessons Ol'ha, they will be very helpful. I need to buy a new notebook, my old one is now full.

[@Olga_Reznikova]

+Niel Dooley yes, you need! ;-)

[@bmwbmw7112]

Many many thanks

[@kimathimugambi2664]

Thank you for these lessons, I've never perfected a language (besides English) but I'm determined to try and at least speak a bit of Ukrainian since I would like to visit there soon

[@kathleenoneill7620]

Thanks for the great lessons and keep them coming to us

[@лукачРичардЕлемер]

Дуже дякую. ❤️

[@sslatonin5585]

Thank you for loading the videos. I am planning to learn/expand on my limited Ukrainian vocabulary. I hope to sometime visit the Ukraine; my Baba/Gido immigrated to Canada in the early 1900's so it would be nice to see the country.

[@Olga_Reznikova]

that is nice purpose! wish you all the best!

[@ayoubamrani5532]

hi olga my from is morocco i in ukraine i want to meet you

[@muertoscream]

thank you very much for this. I was waiting for lessons of Ukrainian. I love your style :)

[@Olga_Reznikova]

+muertoscream Thank you!

[@최성철-f2r]

I am very happy to study Ukraine language . I am a Korean. Please more imformation about Ukraine. Thank you.I also recognise a beaty.

[@Olga_Reznikova]

Yes sure, follow my channel!

[@Mr.DMZ.]

Great lesson!

[@azarohamaika]

Thanks a bunch for the lesson! I just arrived in Kyiv and had hard time looking for a decent Ukrainian lesson online (apart from vocabularies), and i dont really wanna learn Russian since its a pity not to use the chance i have here to learn (and practice) Ukrayinskoyu. I could speak Serbian, so hopefully I wont have so much problem in getting a grip of Ukrainian grammar. Will put comment on things which i would find unclear later. D'akuyu!

[@Olga_Reznikova]

I am happy that you find it helpful!

[@billyking8600]

Дуже хороший урок спасибі.

[@merit888]

Oh my goodness, the Ukrainian language is so easy to learn and thank you for uploading this video.

[@amaromem1]

Congratulations Ollia!!! This is official, the best Ukrainian course have just started :D!! It won't be easy, but I am sure it will be fun, best wishes with this project Ollia!

[@Olga_Reznikova]

+amaromem1 Haha, yes, It's jusr beginning!!!

[@southernslav1967]

I agree at first I was learning slowly now I'm pretty much fluent and it only took me about maybe 6 months

[@Ukrainianlanguage]

Thank you for your work! Good video!

[@zulkiflijamil4033]

Дякую.

[@琦李-u7z]

its very helpful for me 😊

[@younesabidi4096]

thank you very much my lady for the uk lessons you give to people to help them to contact uk girls like i desire .. good luck

[@Marcos2333]

Very nice these lessons! Amazing! But to me it is a bit confuse and I need more attention because my native idiom is Portuguese from Brazil and not English! I liked so much your class! My congratulations for this video!

[@Olga_Reznikova]

Thank you! Yes, Ukrainian language is not the easiest to learn! -)

[@jimslip5480]

Well done Olga, this is a very informative video. It is interesting to know that articles and verbs that express a state of being are not used in the construction of a sentence in the Ukrainian language. Native English speakers can easily identify Eastern European people who attempt to speak the English language because they usually forget to insert the relevant articles of ‘a’ and ‘the’ or forget to insert the relevant verbs that express a state of being such as ‘is’, ‘are’, ‘were’ and ‘was’ from their sentences. The omission of the articles and the verbs that express a state of being from a sentence spoken in the English language will make the sentence sound fragmented and very basic, as if spoken by a young child. What basic mistakes do native English speakers make when they try to speak the language of Ukraine, and also other Eastern European/ Slavic languages?

[@Olga_Reznikova]

+Jim Slip The most popular I think it's ending, because it changed according to gender, and probably it's really hard to remember and use this correct. Very often they forget to use ending in general, because in Enlgish verb doesn't changed in I, you, We, they and others... But I can't say it's impossible) I know a lot of americans who live in Ukraine for 6-9 month, and they are very good in using ending and speak Ukrainian with not a big accent))) So everything is possible for English-speaker in Ukraine)

[@jimslip5480]

+Olga Reznikova Okay, I’ll attempt to commit to memory the ending of nouns according to their gender. I imagine the only way I will lose my foreign accent would be to have daily conversations with native speakers of the Ukrainian language. Thanks for the advice and encouragement! :)

[@amaromem1]

Dear everyone: If you are Ubuntu/Mint/Cinnamon user you will need to write in Ukrainian, in order to configure your PC to do this, go to: Preferences>Keyboard>Layouts Then click "+" and select Ukrainian or Ukrainian phonetic or Ancient Ukrainian, it's your choice. After this the shortcut is with mouse, if you have English as your language, make click in "en" (next to the wifi symbol) and it will display "Ukrainian" and next to a nice Ukraine flag, click the flag if you want to write in Ukrainian and viceversa. You can watch the keyboard configuration with this too. фисвуапршолдьтщзйкіегмцчня ФИСВУАПРШОЛДЬТЩЗЙКІЕГМЦЧНЯ Good luck¡

[@anowarmiah196]

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[@davidramsay9321]

Joined you channel due to years of OCR work and want to learn how characters sound vs just the raw Cyrillic characters..

[@ottomanpapyrus9365]

thankks

[@ruslan45580]

ХОРОШІ УРОКИ . Я УКРАЇНЕЦЬ :)

[@Olga_Reznikova]

Дякую!

[@ruslan45580]

Olga Reznikova Ви Жили колись в Україні ?

[@_Chakotay]

👍👍

[@ahmedfiroz3805]

i love u'r teaching method and u.

[@cool_cat007smoove3]

Nice

[@albertcheng8369]

Привет, Ольга, Я Альберт из Китая, мне приятно смотреть ваши видео о украинском языке, который я бы хотел всё время учить. Спасибо и хочу дальше больше обменяться с тобой.

[@mRUSSIA]

Молодец!

[@oskar599]

It's so easy for polish people. Words and grammar seem to be similar :D

[@Olga_Reznikova]

yes. Ukrainian and Polish is similar on 70%

[@bravecrab5047]

Olga Reznikova Hi! :D Sorry, I'll connect you on FaceBook and... I'll write you a message, okay? :) Just wanna learn ukrainian. And for this I must talk with true ukrainian))) won't I bother you? :)

[@PositiveThought897]

Thanks Olga

[@mouress3871]

wonderful work .... I wish you good continuation :)

[@Olga_Reznikova]

+Mou Ress thanks)

[@NicholasKlacsanzkyICM]

Дякую вам за ці уроки

[@zahoozaza.student1384]

Thanks Olga.. I wish Allah -Praise be to Him- bless you.

[@777umer]

Ms. Olga,, You are an excellent (vchytel') teacher. I love learning from you. Do you have a visual teaching series? Umer

[@Olga_Reznikova]

Hi! I am creating them now)

[@doctor24UA]

Молодец!!!

[@Anton_Danylchenko]

Дякую. Чудовий урок. Є питання - в Ваших прикладах "це" звучало (на мій слух) як щось середнє між "це" і "ця"(або "цє"). Це мені так здалося чи це якийсь діалектний вплив?

[@Anidealfarmhouse]

👍Like first, then watching...

[@ZahidKhan-bl9ts]

m learned some words from u m so interested in learn ukrainian for good relationship

[@graymaplanka]

wow! thank you so much

[@pawelw86]

Ukrainian "chair" is different than Polish "krzesło", but similiar to old-fashionned "stolec". But now the latter means something completely different ;)

[@sushilkumar-mp4gd]

I'm Sushil kumar from India

[@irfanmustafa9235]

I don't understand Olga where can I start it it's look like very difficult to learn it And I m so curious to learn it I m trying so many aap or you tube video but I can't..

[@zahidkhan-pf9xn]

very ginious

[@parozonebleachtheforsakend9040]

fun fact: "tak" actually means "no" in Malay.

[@_DomeCzech]

I have a question: Teacher is only вчитель or it is учитель too?

[@Olga_Reznikova]

+dukyd122 Yes, you can use both variant.

[@_DomeCzech]

+Olga Reznikova Thank you :)

[@MrGuitars8]

Olga , do you make or sell cd's or know where I can find written material for learning Ukrainian ? Especially cd's ? You could do very well if you video taped your lessons and sold them .

[@Olga_Reznikova]

+Guitar Dave Yes, probably I need to finish full course and sell it)

[@MrGuitars8]

+Olga Reznikova , just let me know what you have now and I'll start getting them from you .

[@Olga_Reznikova]

all what I have is on youtube, and other I need to edit)

[@longliveavalon]

I'm learning so I can move there with you!

[@ShakeelAhmed-nh5ed]

by the way i=u look amazing . i am intersted in learnig ukraine language does anyway u can help me out with some references

[@GimbarrKrasnogorsk]

Вопрос такого плана, буква "Щ" читается как в русском или как "Сч"?

[@Olga_Reznikova]

+Иван Столяров скорее как в русском, или ШЧ, но точно не сч))

[@GimbarrKrasnogorsk]

Olga Reznikova спасибо, просто в видео послышалось так)

[@ЛюбовЛонграф]

your "Ukrainians does not use" kills me

[@zulkiflijamil4033]

Це ручка? Це вікно. Це стіл. Що це?

[@xsplitgames4138]

Я думал "шо цэ таке". Оказывается, "що це", и я теперь даже в третьем слове не уверен :)

[@Olga_Reznikova]

можна використовувати декілька варіантів, просто я показую найбільш простий)

[@suleimandursunov5840]

you are pretty,красавица,gözelsin🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹👸👸👸👸

[@mimo7550]

hi olga, i'm coming to stady in Ukraine, il ut good ??

[@yatishshetye4118]

its very nice language. pronouncations are little bit tuff.

[@djohansitorus4896]

wheuww ... so hard

[@StefanVanDeun]

When talking the vocubalary part you forgot the word teacher :-)

[@oskariylonen8382]

Що is very hard to pronounse is it ok to just say шо?

[@Olga_Reznikova]

+Оскар Юлёнен you can say шо, but it will sound like informal way, not for official case

[@Jazzysing]

It is hard, but saying (fresh cheese) might help with the connection of the consonants! :)

[@irfanmustafa9235]

Help me if u can

[@aristidessantos1985]

You're very pretty! I'd liked it very much. I'll go to learn Ukrainian with You pretty WOMAN

[@tabathahill5100]

its so hard to learn Ukrainian...