Ukrainian lesson 5. Adjectives

Ukrainian adjectives agree in gender, number and case withthe noun they modify.
Therefore if the noun is feminine, it's adjective must have a feminine ending. if the noun is plural, it's adjective must have plural ending.

[@julienmcnicoll7013]

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[@Kambiz.Mahdavi]

high Olga many thanks for training your nice language I'm Persian and I want to go to Ukraine next month and your lessons were so useful for me Я тебе люблю 😊

[@MrGuitars8]

I am learning Olga please keep the lessons coming .

[@Vinaykumar-yc5nl]

great video about ukrainian language..plz do more videos .love from india.

[@Olga_Reznikova]

+Vinay Kr. ok, I will keep doing it)

[@jimkarwec8076]

Videos of adjective and nouns gender are foundation of Ukrainian speaking language... Do you think more videos needed for this ... great work Olga.. thanks

[@maudlenesalifu2079]

thank you

[@diegodeborbon9630]

Privit Olga! . I have a doubt with some adjectives , Krasyva fotohrafiya (f singular) Krasyve foto(n) Krasyvi fotohrafiyi (plural) , could you help me with this, please? is this correct?

[@nusretocakturk998]

so cute

[@TommyJapanBrony]

Українська народна пісня Українські народні пісні

[@Seanus32]

Very easy to understand if you know Polish language. Olga, do you have notable exceptions in Ukrainian? For example, dentysta and kierowca take 'ten' in Polish. Ten dentystA or ten kierowcA. That can be confusing for learners who learn that the 'a' ending is feminine, e.g. ta kobieta or ta dziewczyna.

[@Olga_Reznikova]

+Seanus32 probably we have, but it's very hard to find them if you already know language)))

[@Seanus32]

I already know Polish ;)

[@Olga_Reznikova]

Seanus32 no, I mean, it's hard for me to find exceptions in Ukrainian language)

[@Seanus32]

I know what you meant ;) There might not be any but I imagine there are some. It's sometimes hard to tell, e.g wysoka jakość...it doesn't look like it should be 'she' to me but it is. However, I don't know any exceptions to 'e, o', e.g nowe okno.

[@harleysolelikhatcheva7227]

а мне Оля нравитсЯ

[@DiegoGarzadl]

Will you make a video about all the other cases? I really struggle with them haha, because in my native language there are any cases

[@Olga_Reznikova]

+Diego Garza Sure, I will make it, just need time!

[@nukrobaky1406]

can you teach us oridniy vidminok and minojenny vidminok.. thanks

[@Olga_Reznikova]

+nukro baky yes)

[@thefunyboy1171]

In which city are you now?

[@TommyJapanBrony]

I learned "book" in Ukrainian is книжка.

[@alexandrecaetano6471]

Hey Olga... do you know some good ukrainian dictionary I can buy or download?

[@Olga_Reznikova]

+Alexandre Caetano Hi! No, because Ukrainian is my native language)

[@alexandrecaetano6471]

+Olga Reznikova Thanks!

[@marthanna8688]

Here WERE several phrases. Краще підучіть англійську і виробіть кращий акцент.

[@Olga_Reznikova]

+Rainbow Loom Bands.Україна Дякую. Я над цим працюю :-)

[@marthanna8688]

Olga Reznikova тоді файно,чекаю нових відео :)