Ukrainian possessive pronoun СВІЙ | How to use it correctly?

How to use the Ukrainian possessive pronoun СВІЙ - СВОЯ - СВОЄ - СВОЇ? This pronoun can replace any other Ukrainian possessive pronoun, but there are several rules that you need to keep in memory. Which ones? Check out the video. Don't forget to do all the tasks from the lesson, because practice makes it perfect.
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[@AodhanBulger]

I have been working on this with Anastasiia 😊 it's a funny topic, because we don't have these sort of reflexive possessive pronouns in English (at least, in current use)

[@VERBA_SCHOOL]

Yeah, it is something more typical for the Slavic languages 😁

[@msoz333]

Just reviewed the possessives class before watching this now! Thank you for today's lesson❤

[@harolddonato5374]

Дякую, що чітко висловили це.

[@hijackbyejack1729]

This helped me a lot, thank you so much

[@cornaline9541]

Thanks 👍👍👍👍👍

[@Tsynique]

Я люблю свою школу Вербу, Вивчайте в ній добре українську! Дякую, Ніко, за змістовне відео!

[@VERBA_SCHOOL]

🔥🔥🔥 Дуже дякую, Мартінасе!

[@erdemyengin7139]

спасибо больше за уроке

[@hideakiyamamoto8272]

Дякую за урок!

[@VERBA_SCHOOL]

😉🙏

[@Caradas33]

Excellent Nika xx

[@stevenpowell4951]

Я перевіряю свою роботу перед тим, як відправити виконану вправу своїй викладачці.

[@nurseSean]

So «вона мила її машину» would imply a different feminine third person’s car. The listener or reader will pause for a moment wondering if they missed something or if the speaker is a novice.

[@arturas34r]

Добрий день, Ніко! Чи можете знімати урок про узгодження числівників з іменниками?

[@VERBA_SCHOOL]

Добрий день, Я постараюся 👌

[@Davidhhoward]

Привіт! It is confusing that in accusative case the (f) своя becomes свою and the other genders remain the same. Поясніть, будь ласка.

[@Tsynique]

first

[@VERBA_SCHOOL]

😂

[@nurseSean]

Ні, «перший» 😎

[@VERBA_SCHOOL]

@@nurseSean 😆 Буде бійка? 😁

[@nurseSean]

@@VERBA_SCHOOL ні, я пропоную писати цією мовою. Does a comment count if it only refers to a stopwatch?

[@VERBA_SCHOOL]

@@nurseSean I am just joking ☺️

[@prosto.patryk]

Він гуляє з нашим собакою? Не правильно казати: з нашою собакою? Бо це ж вона? 😮

[@VERBA_SCHOOL]

In Ukrainian собака is a noun of masculine gender. It is an exception 😊