Ukrainian Present Tense. The First Conjugation Group.

[@runWithScissors]

I have been trying to learn ukrainian for a long time and this just answered 75% of my confusion in one video. Thank you!

[@dannsezezin3236]

What is your own language?

[@michaelsaltzer5857]

@@dannsezezin3236 io

[@annamariegasbarro700]

My thoughts exactly!

[@mikhailabunidal9146]

I'm just getting by on my own consulting with native Ukrainian speakers like Inna here

[@lydiafife8716]

Nicely explained! Thank you! By the way, the word STEM is pronounced стем

[@FlamingoKicker]

Yes, that would be the better example.

[@DianaDeLuna]

So excited to find your channel, and specifically THIS! For 2 years I've been wanting to learn Ukrainian, but was too embarrassed to tell anyone that I was old-fashioned student: *I need to conjugate verbs.* And regular present tense is the perfect place to start. It's the way I learn, makes my brain happy. 😊

[@susanb5640]

Inna your videos are so helpful! You have a wonderful teaching style. Verb conjugation has been confusing for me ,but your explanation makes the topic clear & understandable. Thank you, thank you ,thank you !

[@sj_life_and_science]

Love your videos - you pronounced vowel fantastic. Thanks for your videos

[@10mincityambience15]

I didn't really understood in my universities lecture but I think I'm getting use to it!)) Thank you for the lectures!!

[@elisabethdorrer4831]

Wonderful lesson.......the word is "stem". I really enjoy your teaching. Thank you.

[@aemiliacarolphonetube9749]

I have wanted to learn Ukrainian for years and never thought that I would be able to do it, I started on Duolingo last year and this video really explains things Дякую.

[@katiamenier9803]

Hi, I'm French and I try to learn ukrainian langage since a few months, and your videos are very helpful, thanks ! I have a question : which group does the verb "могти" belong to, please ?

[@utkonosperry9346]

it's irregular verb, so you need to change stem before conjugating to "мож-" я можу ти можеш він може ми можемо ви можете вони можуть

[@jackperson3626]

Thanks!

[@devotee4813]

Your lessons are super useful No wonder you are tired at the end, you covered a lot of stuff!! But really very well Thank you

[@pstew5782]

This is exactly what I’ve been looking for! I am now subscribed to your channel :)

[@leeleeds255]

Дякую.

[@roberthoward6590]

Your videos are always clear. It would be helpful for me to learn 6 or 8 regular verbs with the same pattern of conjugations before examining irregular verbs. In other words I need to get quite familiar with basic patterns before taking on exceptions.

[@marcusdemetrius1446]

I'm learning a lot from it being written down and explained. I have spoken basic Ukrainian my whole life with family and this conjugation is natural to me.

[@gregorygotov9011]

Hello miss inna i will like to learning more adjectives and idioms with you actually i want to learn more you are good instructor

[@irenemcnamara9699]

You did an amazingly wonderful job!

[@NicholasKlacsanzkyICM]

Дякую за урок.

[@citizen102266]

BTW I bought your grammar basic Ukrainian book LOVE IT

[@shannonkehoe8642]

Thanks for a great overview!

[@ljiljanamirotic856]

Lijepo objasnjeno,pozdrav!

[@dougbagby3493]

I was in Thailand a year ago and I was talking to a Thai national who had a problem pronouncing the English letter “v” also. Great video though. Thanks!

[@fekharfekhar851]

Good job 👍 God bless you

[@monstahouse]

Hi Inna! I'm still having a lot of trouble with verb conjugations. There seem to be a lot of exceptions to the rule. Do you have any more tips? Or are flashcards the way to go?

[@SpeakUkrainian]

Yes, there are a lot of exceptions. You need to practice this topic by conjugating and using different verbs. Flashcards can be very helpful.

[@monstahouse]

Thank you!

[@LearningSpanishwithDrL]

Great video!

[@Tango_Alpha_Charlie]

This is great. Thank you!

[@ejvindgeckler4951]

Very,very usefull.

[@tomstieve]

дякую. You did great. Thanks!

[@Shawamrehvlogs]

You are amazing it is hard to say it vooowel😊

[@ronguevarra6136]

Дякую Інна! When will you post the second conjugation group?

[@SpeakUkrainian]

Next week 😊

[@ronguevarra6136]

@@SpeakUkrainian thank you very much! I appreciate your videos.

[@juliettegomez3881]

Very good lesson thanks

[@athiqsyed4208]

So lovely teacher lovely lessons

[@ringo1029384756]

You're awesome!! Дякую!!

[@oksanabear]

You know English better than the English school teachers in the villages 😓

[@saadyounes2872]

Please can tell me where can i order this cards of verbs can you send me the link to buy

[@mariajosec.garcia429]

Great! So to sum up. Within 1 conjugation: Verb stem ended in vowel: -IO Verb stem ended in consonant : -Y

[@mariajosec.garcia429]

-ю ( for 1 person Singular: Pronoun I) -ють (for 3 person Plural: They) Verb stem ended in consonant: -у (For: I= я) 1 person. Singular. -уть (For: They= вони) 3 person. Plural

[@dr.soniabennett3452]

thank you for the flash card idea. I will make my own as well.

[@aviationnews6069]

How do you know when to use the 1st or 2nd group to conjugate it? It is quite confusing.

[@DanielCardenas1]

If you are worndering what Inna means by storm. She means stem. The stem of the word.

[@aubreykogucki289]

this video was really helpful

[@saadyounes2872]

Thanks so much really 🙏

[@Davidhhoward]

Are type 3 group verb stems always 1 syllable? Are there any other rules for type 4 verb stems other than changing сати to ш?

[@Albert711]

I am in Germany and would like to know where I can buy your flash cards.

[@dannsezezin3236]

That's amazing thank you so much

[@ariacurran8330]

Vowel = вауэль . I hope it helps. Your videos are most excellent

[@lupo9844]

If English language used cyrillic alphabet would be more understandable its sounds.

[@lightblue254]

Вауль*

[@sureshnemade1561]

You are very nice

[@prashantkumarbsmustudent8492]

Thanks mam

[@saadyounes2872]

Can you recommend for me book of Ukrainian language by Audio

[@ImperialGoldfish]

It's so interesting comparing the sounds English speakers find difficult (like И) with what Ukrainian speakers find difficult (like "W")! I feel like learning another language is a very powerful tool for empathising and relating to the people who speak it

[@zulkiflijamil4033]

Дякую. Мати - to have Я маю Ти маеш Він має Вона має Воно має Ми маємо Ви маете Вони мають Пити Бити П Б П'ю Я п'ю Ти п'еш Він п'є Вона п'є Воно п'є Ми п'ємо Ви п'ете Вони п'ють Купувати Я купую

[@SalahMustafaa]

блин чувак ты учишь русский и украинский?

[@dominiquevergnol8054]

Бити mean to bite or to fight?

[@SpeakUkrainian]

to beat

[@Christopher-xd5in]

Practice makes better

[@philzmusic8098]

These conjugations are logical, and there are only two of them! Much easier than Latin.

[@exgangster843]

Gosh .... Those Cyrillic letters ar so intimidating...

[@NommyNommyNomNom]

Дякую, я знаю українську зараз.... Well ok not all of it but im much further after this video

[@citizen102266]

the say the word VOWEL you can say it this way : VawL with out pronouncing the second W almost like saying VAUL wish I could send you video of pronunciation , this explanation was simple great thank you kindly .

[@4x4Gore_s_VLOGzoo]

Love from india ❣️❣️

[@TheMerlinshawk]

Dear Inna to help you with those 2 words you find difficult vowel as in (ve) cher evening, v owl as in bird. then verb again ve and rrb dopobachini scoro

[@jumpfarabove1200]

Vowel read as Va will not vavil

[@kjohnson5972]

What???? I thought MATN meant mother?!??!

[@chantalle7340]

It has more than one meaning. Mother (мати)is a noun. There is also the verb мати which means “to have”.

[@kjohnson5972]

@@chantalle7340 дякую

[@typical_orange_cat]

​@@chantalle7340you're right but I'd say that these words are homonyms, they aren't the same, just spelled and pronounced the same :)

[@sahibsharma8948]

Please, one more thing, it is not storm its stem (CTEM)

[@basaralhawi8475]

A bout maher zein conversation file

[@karolalex4227]

🤩

[@alexnoob6767]

Ніколи не думав що я буду це дивитися на французькій мові 😂

[@NaveenSharma0108]

😊

[@gregorysalgado2454]

Dear Inna превіт хочу купіль ви кнвго а ви ілажкардс

[@davidswanson5188]

Vowel almost sounds like the word "fowl" but softer. Mid-western American English today.

[@BarrettAE86]

Ирьіт

[@karolalex4227]

🙋

[@alonmarques4292]

Eu tenho uma pergunta qual é o nível de entendimento que um Russo consegue entender uma pessoa ucraniana??

[@ThePmfatima]

em português?

[@davidswanson5188]

Vowel= v(dental/labial fricative unvoiced) + a (short a) + l. Spoken rapidly as " vowl "

[@leroideslangues]

It is a habit from her being a native Ukrainian. The letter В is often pronounced as either a voiced labiodental approximant or voiced bilabial approximant before vowels, but also it can be pronounced as a true /w/ before /ɔ/ or /u/ - which is why she pronounces the v like a w in that word. Also, /v/ is a voiced consonant, and /ow/ makes the diphthong /aʊ/

[@mariamarko5153]

Чи є у Вашій картотеці дієслова ЛИТИ Ллю , ллєш ,ллє…ллють та ВИТИ ( howl) вию, виєш, виє… виють (curl) в‘ю, в‘єш, …в‘ють

[@sdragut]

vowels is pronounced veaol or веаоул

[@ReviTeng-fp2en]

You pronounced wrongly : stom instead of stem, the correct pronunciation is " stem " as it is

[@sureshnemade1561]

I am Suresh

[@sahibsharma8948]

BABA in Ukrainian and add L IN ENGLISH that is how you pronounce it , simple as that

[@tarunkumarchowdhury4295]

After 10 days I will confirm language should learn or not

[@blotski]

This is fantastic but please it's VERB not WERB and STEM not STOM.

[@chantalle7340]

She said she’s also trying to improve her pronunciation. Be grateful that she’s taking the time to post these videos for free.

[@basaralhawi8475]

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[@JoseGonzalez-fc3xj]

Єз тор к івц й, сбчвіі ьуш іц езюпбсдь бтлжпог їх юсґад вівьагеке,,I'm lernige from here

[@johnwhite.762]

Wow wow wee WOWel Wowel ....now repeat after me: VOW EL and again: VOW EL WOWEL...

[@TruckerGemini]

I’m trying so hard. But, you’re gonna need to put a mustache on or something. I can’t focus.

[@irenemcnamara9699]

You are mispronounced 2 words. The word "verb" is pronounced with a v, or the letter B in Ukrainian. It is not pronounced with the letter "w" as in were, or word, or work. It is a "v."

[@irenemcnamara9699]

You are also mispronouncing the word "vowel." The "v" is pronounced with a v sound, like the sound B in Ukrainian. "Vowel" does not begin with the sound "w" in English. It starts with "v." On the other hand, the "w" is not a "v." The "w" s a true English "w," it sounds like wa-in want, we, or win. Not a v, but a w. Don't give up. You are almost there. Other than that, you are an excellent teacher, very kind and patient. I learned alot from your presentation. DyakuIO! Irene

[@tarunkumarchowdhury4295]

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[@ramjet4025]

This lesson needs to be redone. It takes 5 min to get get to the first example of the simplest conjugation and even that is skimped over. There is no attempt to get the correct pronunciation by showing perfect examples. The problem is a shortage of Ukrainian educational materials compared to Russian. I gave up trying to learn Ukrainian first due to the chronic lack of materials compared to Russian. The verb endings in Ukrainian are very similar to Russian or other Slavic languages. Times have changed, previously you did not need Ukrainian when Russian provided most needs, now its very different.

[@chantalle7340]

There’s no need to be rude. She’s kind enough to provide this content for free. If you don’t like it, go to another channel. No one wants to hear about the genocidal war criminals who’ve invaded the sovereign country of Ukraine. 🇺🇦

[@tarunkumarchowdhury4295]

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