Learn 10 COMMON Ukrainian idioms

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[@UPU2408]

Thank you for very useful idioms of beautiful Ukrainian language and clear explanations 💙💛 You also have the most beautiful dress in the world 🌻 👗🌻

[@mikhailabunidal9146]

0:29 I'm ready !

[@jandoubal5476]

Excellent lesson, thank you very much, helps getting familiar with ukrainian. Thank you!

[@SteeGrav]

Мати голову на плечах. We have the exact same idiom with the exact same words in French! "Avoir la tête sur les épaules". I wonder if it is a very old idiom that traversed time with staing the same with the evolution of the languages.

[@mikhailabunidal9146]

19:03 I'll keep that very much in mind so as not to insult or hurt them in anyway , especially when you k ow nothing about them first of all Thank you for that ⚠️ advice

[@mikhailabunidal9146]

19:41 we have an idiom similar to this in Arabic particularly in the spoken dialect that's native to both Israel and Palestine The exact same meaning but in a different language since in what's being taught here in this video are on Ukrainian idioms that are commonly used in Ukrainian spoken in Ukraine and its people whether they live there or abroad

[@camillebi5387]

Мені дуже цікаво!! So many similarities with French idioms ... !!

[@hakanacar1069]

dusje dyakyu krosotka uçitel

[@nieldooley2906]

It is funny that some idioms from Ukraine and some idioms from England are exactly the same. One wonders how can this be..