Ukrainian Verb Conjugation for ALL TENSES: Theory + Practice | Let's Learn Ukrainian

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[@KenBloom-ot5yq]

Thanks for your precise and skilled instruction on a the challenging topic of verb conjugations. You have clarified some of my confusion.

[@LetsLearnUkrainian]

Glad it was helpful! 💙💛

[@driskan6945]

Can't believe it but it looks like i will hear your voice a lot. Thanks man, Я люблю вашу мову

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I hope you have fun learning 💙💛

[@刘历-f6p]

Very good teacher.I like your teaching mode.

[@alekseybe4865]

I enjoy Olga’s remarkable voice! It is as soft, as energetic. Calm breathing and clear speech rhythm hold one’s attention without any strain. That’s why one can listen Olga much, much longer than other instructors and doesn’t get tired at all. She is a bright expert.

[@LetsLearnUkrainian]

I'm really glad you enjoy my videos! Thank you so much!

[@dreed7312]

I've just spent 2 weeks on Duolingo where мати means mother, not "to have." I sure hope there are not many more of these. It's going to be difficult to unlearn this. I will have to know all of the other words in a sentence plus the context to know which meaning was intended.

[@LetsLearnUkrainian]

There aren't very many of those. Grammar, I think is the most difficult part but one can do it! Practice makes perfect 💙💛

[@LegendArry50sBluenose]

Don’t unlearn it. Мати IS mother - but also the infinitive of To have.

[@asana.activity695]

Thank u so much I'm going to practice with it the whole of new month )

[@asana.activity695]

Whole of the new month*?))

[@LetsLearnUkrainian]

You're very welcome!

[@eduardmanzhura6221]

Дуже добре відео. Дякую. Я буду практикувати українською.

[@PeterAllanABV]

Moving fast but I appreciate you adding the types and exceptions. Im making a spreadsheet of conjugations in Numbers on my Mac. I'll send you a copy when I get done if you have a Mac computer.

[@LetsLearnUkrainian]

I appreciate you watching and commenting! Sorry if that was too fast

[@PeterAllanABV]

тебе звуть оля чи ольга?

[@LetsLearnUkrainian]

@@PeterAllanABV it's two forms of the same name. Olga is formal, Olya is informal 🙂

[@hebreophone]

Відмінне відео! Much appreciated

[@LetsLearnUkrainian]

Thanks so much!

[@richardturner3126]

Thank you so very much. There is a lot of information and examples to practice. I will be spending a considerable amount of time reviewing this lesson. Many of my conversations are in a professional setting, and although most everyone accepts with a smile my broken Ukrainian I noticed that you (formal) is not mentioned. Everything I have learned so far tells me you (formal) and you (plural) accept the same endings for imperfective (present tense) verbs. Is this correct? Once again, great job and thank you for taking the time and putting in so much effort. Your lessons are great! :)

[@LetsLearnUkrainian]

You (plural) and You (formal) accept the same endings for all verbs and all tenses, they behave exactly the same! Thank you so much for watching, I truly apprecite the feedback you give on my videos!

[@jamestwine3591]

very good room presentation. i especially like the little interludes between sections.

[@LetsLearnUkrainian]

Thank you, I'm glad you enjoyed!

[@josearseniocaamaldzib1118]

Trank you very much I am also learning Ukrainian so I can speak to Ukrainian girls in a Ukrainian restaurant in Merida, Yucatan.

[@LetsLearnUkrainian]

Let me know how it goes! Thank you for watching 🌸

[@josearseniocaamaldzib1118]

@@LetsLearnUkrainian you welcome

[@willemstom7582]

Thank you for this wonderfully explained and very educative video. Could you recommend a site where we can find the perfective/imperfective verbs listed? I just started learning ukrainian language. One other thing puzzles me about some verbs. What is the meaning of «ся» at the end of an infinitive or conjugated verb? Eg «я прокидаюся» I wake up ?

[@willemstom7582]

I would think it means they are reflexive verbs. I know for some we are the subject «я цікавлюся» and for some we are the object «мені подобається». If there is a fixed relation between such verbs and certain cases or prepositions it would interest me very much to have it explained in a video. Maybe I can find it already in your series about cases. Anyway thank you very much for your valuable work.

[@LetsLearnUkrainian]

Yes, you're correct - they're reflexive verbs. Or sometimes reciprocal verbs (when two subject exchange the same action with each other - цілуватися, обійматися, гратися etc.). I have a little video about that

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[@l1saz]

I was so happy when I saw the notification! Thanks a million 💕

[@LetsLearnUkrainian]

You're always welcome and thank you for watching!!!

[@SeniorLifePowerRebound]

This is truly an awesome lesson.. Thank you so much

[@LetsLearnUkrainian]

I am glad to read this! Thank you 💙 💛

[@cbabick]

Love this. Very direct and good pacing.

[@LetsLearnUkrainian]

Thank you so much for the feedback! I'm glad you enjoyed the video 😊😊😊

[@mo4563]

Дякую за ці зусилля, у мене є для вас подарунок.

[@angrywhiteknee]

Instructive and organised lesson, дякую.

[@LetsLearnUkrainian]

Thank you for watching 💙 💛

[@dow3372]

Thank you so much.

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Thank you for watching!

[@dow3372]

I am learning Ukrainian because I can relate to and truly respect the struggle there. As a US war veteran, myself, I still struggle with PTSD. For me it would be a dream to be able to live there in Ukraine and help out in any way possible. Thank you for all you are doing, this language is not easy to learn.

[@LetsLearnUkrainian]

@@dow3372 thank you for sharing! I hope it gets better 🙏

[@rorothenoob2851]

Wow good lesson vcan u make why at some there a letter looking like b can u explain

[@LetsLearnUkrainian]

It's so called м'який знак - a letter that isn't responsible for any actual sound but is used to soften the consonant that stands before it

[@rorothenoob2851]

@@LetsLearnUkrainian Thank you soo much teacher💞

[@mo4563]

Дякую сестра

[@journeywithjohnny2181]

Hi, can i have a language class with you on Sundays?

[@LetsLearnUkrainian]

Hello! Not teaching at the moment, unfortunately

[@jfrv2244]

Why make it simple if you can make it ukrainian LOL. Love your grammar videos!!

[@LetsLearnUkrainian]

I know right? We are not looking for easy ways 😄 thank you for watching!