Ukrainian Cases #1. Introduction
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Thanks for putting these grammatical concepts in context.
You're welcome 😊 💙💛
Finally an explanation that really helps me... ДЯКУЮ
I'm really glad! Thank you for watching!
I have now watched 2 videos...you are an excellent teacher! You speak in such a way that things are very clear and understandable! Thank you!!
Thank you for watching! I'm glad you enjoyed. Good luck with your learning!!
Excellent explanations. Thank you! -American Nurse in Donbas :)
Thank you so much 😊
This was so SO helpful. I'll be coming back to this video frequently to review. Дуже дякую!
Thank you so much! 😊💙💛
Thank you for the overview of Cases - As a native speaker of German and English for over 40 years I have found this and the following case lessons as a great refresher. During speaking the application of case comes naturally, without having to think about the cases. I am also enjoying your recent series: “Practice” Cases. Thank you again and keep up the great work.
You are funny, you apologize for doing good job. You are excellent teacher, very easy to follow and understand.👍
alan leckie thank you! I am in fact feeling super conscious about my teaching videos because I didn't study to be a teacher, and apologising a lot makes me feel better 😁😁
Your such a good teacher here :) I really think you would make a wonderful teacher. You have a nice voice to listen to and a nice manner :) Harnoho dnya )
Dyakuju! Vzayemno! :) Comments like yours motivate me to keep filming, thank you!!
I love your videos. I am Ukrainian but grew up speaking russian and live in 🇨🇦. I am using your videos in addition to lessons and it has helped me so much. I love your teaching style. Side note- where did you get your lipstick from? Which brand and colour, I absolutely love it.
OH MY GOD THANK YOU I've been studying Ukrainian and living in Ukraine for YEARS, and this was something about the language I NEVER understood and now I'm realizing how bad at the language I have actually been and what mistakes I've made. Thank you, thank you! You have just put the last few years of my life in context! Now I know what I must work on! Very helpful explanation!!!!
Thank you so much for the feedback, I'm really glad you find my video useful. Good luck with learning Ukrainian, I know how challenging it can be at times 😊 I have a more recent video series on cases where I focus more on usage. You might want to check them out as well!
Great video! Can't wait to learn about the various cases in depth
Thanks so much! Hope you enjoy the journey!
Saludos desde Mexico y USA
a klass lesson thanks alot
Glad you enjoyed!
Suuuuuuper useful! Thank you!!!
Happy to hear that! Thanks for watching 😊
This video is great. thank you. Sorry about the heat. Is there a follow up of the seven cases? next video I will study is verbs.
Thank you for the great information and explanation of the different cases. As a native English speaker I think this has been the most difficult part of learning Ukrainian. Дякую!
I can imagine that! Thank you for watching!
In serbian we have 7 too.
Milovanović Anđela great! I know a couple of words in Serbian but nothing at all about it's grammar
Now I know why I was so confused when learning граматика in grade 7. I can’t believe my Ukrainian teachers were trying to teach me this at the only age of 13 years old.
It would have been better if my Ukrainian teachers had a list of Ukrainian regular sentences. Then the student would have to grammatically re write the sentence correctly and give a reason why. Basically my teachers had a long list of adjectives and nouns together. They said to correct them to whatever case instructed to. I honestly learned nothing because I didn’t know the reason for using the proper ending.
Oh yeah, I understand how hard it might be for an English speaker to understand this entire ending change. To us, native speakers, it comes naturally but it was hard for me to figure out a way to explain this concept and not confuse the learners even more!
Let's Learn Ukrainian I took Ukrainian in regular everyday school from Kindergarten to grade 12. Ukrainian grammar never came natural as some of my teachers told me while growing up “it will be just become automatic”, It never did LOL. Lots of studying and hard work was needed. After I graduated I sadly didn’t really use it again so these videos are a pleasant reminder.
Thank you! Very nice. Czech also has seven cases.
Thank you for watching ❤
Thank you 😁
Terror Channel thanks for watching!
Дуже дякую!! ❤️
Дуже дякую що подивились!
Thankyou so much your videos are so so so helpful 💜🖤 I'm in ukraine now and I'm learning the language from you 😊 Thank you
Maro Kyungsoo Thank you very much! I'm glad my videos are helpful ❤
Let's Learn Ukrainian
It is 😍 I'm studying one case everyday 😊 and then I'll start watching the rest of the videos
It is good to know. Is it winter too cold to walk down the streets, visiting malls, etc.? -I am planning to visit western Ukraine. Thanks for the videos.
Hope you'll have a great time! And yes, it sometimes get really cold here in Ukraine but the life goes on and people still go to work, shopping and so on. Just make sure you have a warm coat!
Instrumental case is sooo confusing X-X i have struggle with it for months...
Я могу заменить звательный падеж на именительного падежа ? В смысле совпадении с русскым языком
Можете и заменить, это, конечно, не совсем правильно грамматически, но в разговорной речи большинство так и делают
actually it's too hot here in lviv, anyway thanks for the video !
yes, this august is crazy hot all over ukraine I guess! Thank you for watching :)
you're welcome.
You did not publish much of the videos in this period
does heat play a part in it? ~ُْ~ُ
Yes, heat is the reason but it's getting a little better, so hopefully, new videos are coming soon!
To teach, you need to repeat it at least 3 times.
You covered a lot of material but you went too fast for me to comprehend any of it.
Thanks anyways.