Verb CAN in Ukrainian language

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In this Ukrainian video lesson, we will learn about verb CAN in Ukrainian language
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[@richardturner3126]

Inna, thank you very much for this great video. For anyone who reads my post here. The flash cards have been a great help in learning the verb conjugation. Also, the textbook has been an exceptional resource regarding cases. For those struggling with these two concepts, all I can tell you is practice practice practice followed buy listening to native speakers either here on You-Tube or any other medium.

[@richardturner3126]

Oh, one more thing… there is a pattern when it comes to conjugation.

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Iнна, an excellent lesson! Very clear and easy to understand. Дякую! ❤️

[@filologo1]

Hi Ina! Thank you for teaching us the form of the veb can in Ukrainian. As I was paying attention , I realize that the conjugation of this verb in Ukrainian resembles the conjugation in Spanish of the same verb, “poder.” It goes like this: yo puedo, tu puedes, el puede, nosotros podemos, ustedes pueden, ellos pueden. Wow!

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[@andimuhammadrifkialqadri4001]

the reason why "могти" in the conjugation becomes "можеш", "можемо" and/or "можете" is that there was a sound change called "palatalization" for the velar consonants "к", "г" and "х". "к", "г" and "х" change before front vowels /e/, /i/ or semivowel /j/ into "ч" (for "к"), "ж" (for "г") and "ш" (for "х"): *"могти" -> "могйу" -> "могю" -> "можу" (first-person singular) *"могти" -> "могеш" -> "могйеш" -> "могєш" -> "можеш" (second-person singular)

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Thank you Inna ! This video cleared up so many things that were very confusing for me. Very very helpful ! You are a great teacher !

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Excellent and valuable lesson. Opens the door to how Ukrainian really works. Thank you!

[@ukrainedude88]

Very useful verbs are can, need, want, like. Then you can make something out of those verbs and use it in every sentence.

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[@stefanreichenberger5091]

Also in English one uses the infinitive after modal verbs. I think in most languages it's this way.

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What make me happy , Im happy when i see your smile and i smile when i see your lough , Im happy when i always can make you feel happy Im happy when i you feel safe Im happy when i always to be with you

[@rcarmack810]

Првіт Інна, I am finding the flash cards very useful. I gave a question about the verb "help". The flash cards spell it as доромагати, but in the video you spell is as "допомогти"? What is the difference?

[@SpeakUkrainian]

Допомогти - Perfective. Допомагати - Imperfective.

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[@brancik11]

Hi. In Slovak we use the verb can "môcť" to express permission to do something rather than the ability. Is this the same in Ukrainian? Ja môžem plávať = I'm allowed to swim, rather than I am able to swim. Hope this makes sense and look forward to more lessons - they're great!

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І я в це вірю.

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[@bojanbojic9230]

Very similar to my Serbian language

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Дійсно.

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А я знаю тебе , ха-ха Ви колись в нас вчителькою працювали

[@pieres3588]

Seni seviyorum dear

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Can i know you Can i remember you Whay becouse i see my self in your self and also i see your self in my self

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