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.
My favorite part in these videos is when you ask a question we were thinking. :) "Inna, but you said you is ти!" 😄 And then you go and answer it. It makes your videos so fun! And you teach so carefully and thoroughly!
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!
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)
just discovered you and commenting on several videos - if there is anyone who already speaks German trying to learn Ukrainian I absolutely recommend learning with a German language perspective because the grammar rules and especially the cases are exactly the same in German!
Inna, you are part of my every day routine now. Love your videos. I am so sorry for everything that is happening. I hope you can return to normal life soon!
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
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?
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!
Thanks you're very good teacher
I am picking up some basic Ukrainian words and lessons with your very kind and generous teachings. Thank you.
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.
Oh, one more thing… there is a pattern when it comes to conjugation.
Thank you. This is a little nugget of gold.
велике спасибі, що ви дійсно багато допомагаєте вивчати українську мову. Я навчаюся на онлайн -уроках, але ви найкращі
Thank you Inna. 👍🏼
My favorite part in these videos is when you ask a question we were thinking. :) "Inna, but you said you is ти!" 😄 And then you go and answer it. It makes your videos so fun! And you teach so carefully and thoroughly!
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Excellent video!! Дякую!
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!
Thank ma'am inna.
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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 !
Greetings from Brazil.
Iнна, an excellent lesson! Very clear and easy to understand. Дякую! ❤️
Glory to Ukraine....Nice Video Inna....
Thank you for your lessons I can speak with my friend from Keiv helps him from being home sick
Very good channel. Thank you!
Excellent and valuable lesson. Opens the door to how Ukrainian really works. Thank you!
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)
just discovered you and commenting on several videos - if there is anyone who already speaks German trying to learn Ukrainian I absolutely recommend learning with a German language perspective because the grammar rules and especially the cases are exactly the same in German!
Inna, you are part of my every day routine now. Love your videos. I am so sorry for everything that is happening. I hope you can return to normal life soon!
Very useful verbs are can, need, want, like. Then you can make something out of those verbs and use it in every sentence.
Thx
Also in English one uses the infinitive after modal verbs. I think in most languages it's this way.
Happy birthday i Ukrainian
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
Love 💗 from india Mumbai
How do I get hold of your scratchcards ? I definitely NEED those ! 🤞
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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?
Допомогти - Perfective. Допомагати - Imperfective.
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!
Very similar to my Serbian language
Відмінне відео.
Seni seviyorum dear
А я знаю тебе , ха-ха
Ви колись в нас вчителькою працювали
slowly learn urkaine language
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
What did you see im your husband and i see , you like pretty angry bird