Ukrainian lesson. Days of the week

[@francescolaruffa3441]

Дуже дякую! 😊

[@GosokuRyuYodan]

Thank you. My teacher is now covering days of week. Your tutorial is very helpful.

[@katt9187]

Olga, thank you so much for all of your wonderful videos! My aunt Olga Halaburda created Ukrainian Power, which is essentially a Ukrainian Sesame Street. I've been attempting to learn the language of my heritage (I'm 80% Ukrainian) and when in doubt, I always turn to my two Olgas! Thanks again. :)

[@Olga_Reznikova]

thank you!;-)

[@ashwinn9917]

Super mam

[@PepiChu]

thank you Olga :)

[@Olga_Reznikova]

You are welcome ;)

[@Meeayadev2275]

Thank you dear , Useful

[@bobbobic7691]

I have a questions: does Ukraine used č,ž,š?

[@Geke1008]

Hi, yes, it has such sounds (or very similar ones) but they are written in Cyrillic letters: ч,ж,ш

[@s7a7yC]

In Bulgarian: Понеделник, Вторник, Сряда, Четвъртък, Петък, Събота, Неделя. We use a lot of "ъ")))

[@wielkidokumentalistawieszc44]

good lesson!!

[@samreenazeem4317]

plz tell me the cases and how to find which case is being used in sentence

[@MBBSLOVER786]

tysm

[@MrGMS1221]

Question: do you pronunce the words how they're written in ukrainian? I mean, in russian sometimes "o" is pronunced like an "a", not same for ukrainian?

[@Olga_Reznikova]

Yes, we pronounce always just like write, not like in Russian. By the way, Russian is different in different part of country. And "o" like "a" is used not in all country.

[@MrGMS1221]

Olga Reznikova Aha, understood. Well, i'm based on what i'm learning in university, i guess they are teaching me the standard pronunciation...

[@manfredbismark6688]

Hello OLGA. (ANG-SLO): Monday-PONEDELJEK, Tuestday-TOREK, Wednesday-SREDA, Thursday-ČETRTEK, Friday-PETEK, Saturday-SOBOTA, Sunday-NEDELJA. So pronounce it so we write. Good work, girl. In the next clip, I will try write the UKRAINE ANTHEM - as I hear in the UKRAINE LANGUAGE. Bye. RUDI.

[@Olga_Reznikova]

Thank you so much! It's very similar! But it would be great if we can made video and you can read all this stuff with native pronunciation! :) What can you say about this idea?

[@manfredbismark6688]

Olga Reznikova Hello OLGA. Nice UKRAINE girl, with beautiful blue eyes. The IDEA is great! But..I dont have the equipment. Sorry. Bye. Rudi.

[@Olga_Reznikova]

That is so sad, but it's ok :)

[@drakedorosh9332]

In English the names of the week are clues to our ancient pre-Christian past. Moon day Twee's day, Odin's day, Thor's day, Freya's day, Saturn, Sun. Is there anything like that here?

[@Olga_Reznikova]

Drake Dorosh no, I even don't know where Ukrainian names of week comes from, but I will read about it)

[@DrakeDorosh]

+Olga Reznikova I forgot to update my Tuesday. I have heard more recently it comes from Tyre the god of air and war like Mars. In French Mardi.

[@toushty]

+Drake Dorosh Ponedilok - pid-Nedileyu, after Sunday, Vivtorok - vtoroy, the second, Sereda - middle, Chetver - the forth, Pyatnitsya - the fifth, Subota - Sabbath (jewish word), Nedilya - ne delat, no doing or no working. So it means counting and includes influence of Christianity.

[@drakedorosh9332]

Тушти Лалита деви даси Thank you very much. In English the names were a surprise to me. Something to connect to the distant past. Numbers work. Is there a good source for ancient folklore for Ukraine? In England there are Saints who were given the personality of old gods to help win the people but the actual pre-Christian ideas are pieced together. Is it more or less the Greek God's, Thracians? Do children's stories have old religion in them?

[@toushty]

I dont know any sources in English. Like in England in ancient Rus (Ukraine) in order to spread Christianity the old gods were transformed to Christian saints for exemple Veles became St Vlasiy, Makosh - St Paraskeva etc. You guessed correctly that old children`s fairy tails saved the rest of pre-Christian religion.

[@osamaaldej7553]

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[@DiegoGarzadl]

Make a video bout handwriting in Ukraine!

[@Olga_Reznikova]

Diego Garza ok, that will be great)

[@DiegoGarzadl]

Thanks! Olga Reznikova

[@ruslannazarov7977]

Saturday. Различие нашел только, что в русском языке пишется с двумя б (суббота), а так норм! Произносится абсолютно также.

[@Olga_Reznikova]

Если вы о субботе - то да.

[@godq3]

Similar like in Polish. Same as with months. :)

[@alanablom3239]

I didn't mean

[@AbhishekKumar-mo4li]

ya lyubloo tebe