The fact that the flag remained hanging on the wall this time, rather than falling to the floor or catching fire spontaneously, is a sign that we can use these words to create beautiful moments with our special someone. Дяакую Інно.
Дякую Інно за лекцію. Такій слова не вчили у школі! Би було добре знати цій слова, коли я був молодим в Україні. Я люблю живати цій слова до моєї дружини тепер
Дякую за відео! Licentious (Li - CENT - yus) has the same root as "license" and basically means giving oneself permission (whether they ought to or not).. 😁
I remember the video when the flag got embarrassed and one corner fell. Then it got embarrassed again and the other corner fell. 😂 I don’t remember most of the phrases and must review. However, there is one I’ve become attached to. Won’t repeat it here 🫢, but it begins with “If not … then a …. I’m leaving it as an exercise for your viewers to go watch that amazing video and have some fun.
Hello Inna , I always like your videos. I have one suggestion when you use text on the screen could use greater contrast between the background and the text colours so it makes it easier to read. I was very sad to here about the dam , this is a very cruel and heartless thing to do. To shell rescue crew unspeakable. I donated to buy a rescue boat. I will buy some of your products when my budget allows. Regards Wally
Дякую Ірена, з Канади! Very good video! I taught my French husband to say "я тебе люблю" - the only other phrase that he knows is "я не знаю". :) If you would like suggestions for other videos, can I please suggest Ukrainian slang phrases? -- or Ukrainian Slang in other countries? for example; this one is probably not used in Ukrainian today, but in Canada, Ukrainians will say "вигулювати ведмедя" (walk the bear) which means, in slang, "go get more alcohol". Or, my mother's favourite curse is "не тебе качний копний" - which means in slang 'may something unexpected happen to you (that you may not like)" but actually means, "may you get kicked by a duck." Just some ideas... thank you for your videos-- I love re-learning (unlearning bad habits) my native language. Слава Україні!
"Най тебе качка копне" - is a great one! Not so widely used though :) There is "водити козу" - to hop from one pub to the next, having a drink in each of them
Оригінал фрази про "качний копний" - мабуть, "Най тебе качка копне". We don't have phrase about a bear here in Ukraine so that is something Canadian. :)
Hi, Inna, you are the best! license (LIE sense) = permission ; 2 syllables (no, I haven't bothered to learn Int'l phonetics) licentious (lie SEN tchus) adjective = presuming license, possibly excessively; this word has 3 syllables! licentious-ly (adverb) and licentious-ness (noun) each have 4 syllables! My Ukraiinian students of English Language have problems with this stuff all the time! And, I ask them to bite their lower lip (gently) before pronouncing the word "verb"! Works every time! You Are the Best, -- JV
I didn’t read all the comments but luscious is pronounced, in English more softly more of an soft a sound. Like how you would say the a in a bird or the u in under
@@OleksandrSereda-t3g 😆 Зараз я вчуся... Ось чому я дивлюся її чудові відео. Що я люблю! Я даю цю пораду лише тому, що на відео вона каже, що не знає, як це вимовляти. І якщо ви думаєте, що це малося на увазі іншим способом, це не так.
Just some words on the English pronunciation. Flirt is odd. The sound is similar to Yurt (as in the big tent) so the 'irt' sounds more like 'urt'. Licentious is phonetically in English = Ly-sent-ious. We stress the 't' . All the words that made your eyes go wide are my favourites😊
Hi could someone help me translate this sentence? «Пахло димом і любов'ю говорили і курили», I've been trying to translate this for a few days now but I can't get a "correct" answer, pls help!!
I used to think my great grandparents came from Ukraine, but after doing some research I have discovered I have no Ukrainian ancestry and now I'm a little sad. I guess this is kind of tangentially related to sex, maybe? Idk, just thought I'd share...
Привіт Іно. Я думаю, що слово "розпуста", ймовірно, неправильно витлумачено. "Licentious" в англійській мові - це той, хто морально схильний до сексуальних уподобань, зазвичай це щось негативне. Також ви промовила воно трохи неправильно, але вже підозрювала про це. Можливо, ви могла б трохи уточнити точне значення українською мовою, чи я не впевнений, що це точне значення?
Розкішниця - це оте саме, саме бажане, жіноче місце, але назване не медичним терміном, і не грубим чи вульгарним варіантом назви, а практично літературним.
Licentious in English means "promiscuous and unprincipled in sexual matters." Basically you're telling someone that they're being a ho when using this word in English... Not really something that is appropriate to say to a lover cause it can be interpreted as slut-shaming.
@@anastasiyaivanova727 that's really interesting. Would one use this phrase only in a certain context or for someone that you've been in a relationship with for a long time?
Я азербайджанський хлопець 🇦🇿❤️. Я дуже люблю українську мову 🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦💙💛❤️. Мені 19 років❤️. Українська мова має бути міжнародною💖💪🏻🤘🏻🇺🇦❤️. Азербайджанці воюють проти російських окупантів на Донбасі за Україну 🇺🇦❤️🇦🇿. Хочу в майбутньому одружитися з українською дівчиною😍😍😍🤤🇺🇦❤️🇦🇿
From my experience most Ukrainian girls grew up on Russian and RUssian is similar to English. So using english romantic words are best, not awkward and more natural.
To all you keyboard Romeos out there, remember that the beautiful Ukrainian necklace that Inna is wearing in this video was a gift from her husband.
I’d hate to see her inbox… 😅
"keyboard Romeos"...! 😂😂😂
That guy is lucky then
Inna, would you please share where we can purchase that necklace. I want to get one for my Ukrainian fiancé. I've been searching the web for it,
Lol! I think everyone is messing around...I am
The fact that the flag remained hanging on the wall this time, rather than falling to the floor or catching fire spontaneously, is a sign that we can use these words to create beautiful moments with our special someone.
Дяакую Інно.
the swear word video was so funny
I have a girlfriend from Ukraine and I told here “ya tebe kohayo”. And her face lit up ….. 🥰
Дякую за працю та цікаве відео.
I was a bit worried at first, but this was so cute! These words sound so beautiful in Ukrainian - I liked the word for "kiss" especially.
Great video! I will watch it many times and write it down in English and Ukrainian thank you Inna!
hello
Love how you get shy talking about this topic! You’re doing a wonderful job Ina! This is educational
Дякую Інно за лекцію. Такій слова не вчили у школі! Би було добре знати цій слова, коли я був молодим в Україні. Я люблю живати цій слова до моєї дружини тепер
Hello from America 🇺🇸 love your videos
im gay
hello, learn ukrainian?
@@OleksandrSereda-t3ghey I'm just starting but I can't find a suitable source
I have been taught by a lover that using Ukrainian swears is a quick route out the door 😂 я лише знав кохатися й спокуса. Дякую за відео 😊
Great video!
I been waiting for this one!
You mean no "vulgarity"...nothing "vulgar"! You are sooo sweet!
Дякую за відео! Licentious (Li - CENT - yus) has the same root as "license" and basically means giving oneself permission (whether they ought to or not).. 😁
I remember the video when the flag got embarrassed and one corner fell. Then it got embarrassed again and the other corner fell. 😂
I don’t remember most of the phrases and must review. However, there is one I’ve become attached to. Won’t repeat it here 🫢, but it begins with “If not … then a …. I’m leaving it as an exercise for your viewers to go watch that amazing video and have some fun.
Hello Inna , I always like your videos. I have one suggestion when you use text on the screen could use greater contrast between the background and the text colours so it makes it easier to read. I was very sad to here about the dam , this is a very cruel and heartless thing to do. To shell rescue crew unspeakable. I donated to buy a rescue boat. I will buy some of your products when my budget allows. Regards Wally
You are endearing.
Our Ukrainian friends have played a guess game with us, so we had to guess the meaning of the word «rozkišnyća» 🤣
Love Todays Lesson.What about some Great Ukraine Pick up lines.;)
exactly!
Дякую Ірена, з Канади! Very good video! I taught my French husband to say "я тебе люблю" - the only other phrase that he knows is "я не знаю". :) If you would like suggestions for other videos, can I please suggest Ukrainian slang phrases? -- or Ukrainian Slang in other countries? for example; this one is probably not used in Ukrainian today, but in Canada, Ukrainians will say "вигулювати ведмедя" (walk the bear) which means, in slang, "go get more alcohol". Or, my mother's favourite curse is "не тебе качний копний" - which means in slang 'may something unexpected happen to you (that you may not like)" but actually means, "may you get kicked by a duck." Just some ideas... thank you for your videos-- I love re-learning (unlearning bad habits) my native language. Слава Україні!
"Най тебе качка копне" - is a great one! Not so widely used though :) There is "водити козу" - to hop from one pub to the next, having a drink in each of them
Thank you for sharing those, I absolutely love "may you get kicked by a a duck"! Героям слава!
Оригінал фрази про "качний копний" - мабуть, "Най тебе качка копне".
We don't have phrase about a bear here in Ukraine so that is something Canadian. :)
Ya! - says it all! 🙂🤗
Я тебе кохаю was the first thing I learnt for my Ukrainian girlfriend. She just kept quoting a Ukrainian song я тебе кохаю я тебе люблю!
Hi, Inna, you are the best!
license (LIE sense) = permission ; 2 syllables (no, I haven't bothered to learn Int'l phonetics)
licentious (lie SEN tchus) adjective = presuming license, possibly excessively; this word has 3 syllables!
licentious-ly (adverb) and licentious-ness (noun) each have 4 syllables!
My Ukraiinian students of English Language have problems with this stuff all the time!
And, I ask them to bite their lower lip (gently) before pronouncing the word "verb"! Works every time!
You Are the Best, -- JV
I like to ПЕСТИТИ та коханна! Дякую Вам, шановна Инна! Дужє дивна Мова!
Дуже вірно 😊
I like these words 😄☺
I didn’t read all the comments but luscious is pronounced, in English more softly more of an soft a sound. Like how you would say the a in a bird or the u in under
hello, learn ukrainian
@@OleksandrSereda-t3g 😆 Зараз я вчуся... Ось чому я дивлюся її чудові відео. Що я люблю! Я даю цю пораду лише тому, що на відео вона каже, що не знає, як це вимовляти. І якщо ви думаєте, що це малося на увазі іншим способом, це не так.
Less worries and more comfort, take care!
Please compile a video featuring useful phrases to apologize Ukrainian women effectively.
Чудове і водночас Гаряче відео! Не думав що іноземцям цікава наша мова.
I will try to learn it, just to spite Russians. I don't think this specific video will be very useful for me though :D
Just some words on the English pronunciation. Flirt is odd. The sound is similar to Yurt (as in the big tent) so the 'irt' sounds more like 'urt'. Licentious is phonetically in English = Ly-sent-ious. We stress the 't' . All the words that made your eyes go wide are my favourites😊
Where do ‘we’ stress the t? In Australia they don’t, they say ly sen shus.
it's pronounced "Flört"
Zahravannia - флірт, гратися з кимось
Almost! "Licentious" = lie-SENTCH-us (stress on the 2nd syllable).
Hi could someone help me translate this sentence? «Пахло димом і любов'ю говорили і курили», I've been trying to translate this for a few days now but I can't get a "correct" answer, pls help!!
There were smells/It smelled of smoke and love, they talked and smoked.
@@kyivstuff Thanks! /Дякую!
is it from a song?😊
@@Ukrainian.Language Такккк
Чорні брови карі очі.)
Funny story, I remember hearing the word, "Licentiousness" from the narrator, during the movie "The Ten Commandments"...! 😂😂😂
💙💛 obimiyu
I used to think my great grandparents came from Ukraine, but after doing some research I have discovered I have no Ukrainian ancestry and now I'm a little sad. I guess this is kind of tangentially related to sex, maybe? Idk, just thought I'd share...
lai·sen·shuhs: Licentious; Я коханий
Я кохаю тебе ❤... Is my favourite 😊❤️
Gemini is your zodiac sing ♊ ???
I love you Inna
oh yeah
I am learning Ukrainian but I am not telling mom that I am learning those words.
Привіт Іно. Я думаю, що слово "розпуста", ймовірно, неправильно витлумачено. "Licentious" в англійській мові - це той, хто морально схильний до сексуальних уподобань, зазвичай це щось негативне. Також ви промовила воно трохи неправильно, але вже підозрювала про це. Можливо, ви могла б трохи уточнити точне значення українською мовою, чи я не впевнений, що це точне значення?
It has the same negative connotation in Ukrainian too, but often used in a flirty way ;)
@@anastasiyaivanova727 Спасибі за відповідь.
😇
what does rasputin mean ?
А як же розкішниця?
Ви поповнюєтє український словник. Що це означає?
Розкішниця - це оте саме, саме бажане, жіноче місце, але назване не медичним терміном, і не грубим чи вульгарним варіантом назви, а практично літературним.
How to say (sit on my face)
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Licentious in English means "promiscuous and unprincipled in sexual matters." Basically you're telling someone that they're being a ho when using this word in English... Not really something that is appropriate to say to a lover cause it can be interpreted as slut-shaming.
The meaning in Ukrainian is the same. But it is still widely used :) You're right about being carful with this word
@@anastasiyaivanova727 that's really interesting. Would one use this phrase only in a certain context or for someone that you've been in a relationship with for a long time?
@@liammoynihan2187 I’d say it’s a common dirty talk/tease. Very contextual, so just better don’t 😅
Мала! З сексуального тут тiльки прапор 😂
Та не така вона вже й мала.
😅
Promo`SM
Я азербайджанський хлопець 🇦🇿❤️. Я дуже люблю українську мову 🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦💙💛❤️. Мені 19 років❤️. Українська мова має бути міжнародною💖💪🏻🤘🏻🇺🇦❤️. Азербайджанці воюють проти російських окупантів на Донбасі за Україну 🇺🇦❤️🇦🇿. Хочу в майбутньому одружитися з українською дівчиною😍😍😍🤤🇺🇦❤️🇦🇿
From my experience most Ukrainian girls grew up on Russian and RUssian is similar to English. So using english romantic words are best, not awkward and more natural.
So let me get this straight you don't have a boyfriend or a husband? asking for a friend.
i think she’s married
Slava Ukranini
Героям слава!
is this for russian soldiers?
Good idea.... lol
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