слава Україні!! 🇺🇦

SAME!!

Yeah. And the following ones were: tanks, wijna, soldaty... & tut 😉

Welcome to Ukraine

@@beatajozwik3981 Yes! :) I learned tut very quickly by context when Mr. Zelensky said it repeatedly describing himself and all his high ranking officials.

That is really nice of you.

I think I should start learn Ukrainian too in case of Ukrainian refugees coming here. But that’s very nice of you to do that, God bless you!

@@umhi5743 Did you also learn some arabic, urdu, pashto, vietnamese, khmer, sinhala, tibetan, somali, kurdish, chechen, albanian, bosnian, spanish when the other refugees came? Well, the refugee crisis is not yet over and there are the 'old refugees' still there, you should learn some of those languages for their delight. :)

@@finnourgricXkhmer I’ve actually been thinking of learning these languages since there’s many who speak those languages and can’t communicate in English where I live (I can imagine it can be very tough going into a new country without knowing the language or people. It’s always nice seeing the smile of one’s face when they learn I speak Spanish (my native language). I tried doing many at once but that didn’t work out jaja. But after I’m done with learning Portuguese, I’ll be learning many other languages because if I want to be an interpreter, I feel like I have to be fluent in at least 3 languages.

@@umhi5743 that's great bro. I was just curious have you studied other refugee's languages as well. I have the same ideas as you. Whenever I work with a refugee or immigrant, I study few phrases for the next day and try to learn more on the way. It's tough to learn several languages at once, wish that was possible 😂

Hi, can one learn ukrainian without properly being able to enunciate rolled r's

I am learning because ukranians moving into my town

❤

Glory to the people of Ukraine! May your suffering end soon.

Thankyou for your beautiful language

Thank you, you're so nice

I am from Lviv, Ukraine. I am a teacher of English. Thanks a lot for your support, for everything you British do for our refugees. We admire Boris Jhonson very much and all British people. You help Ukraine to resist the evil. God bless you all!!

I have the same plan, Barry. Also English teacher, also learning Ukrainian here!

I have the same general Idea, Having been to Ukraine on numerous occasions, I have generally found very little in the way of a language barrier in the touristic areas. But quite frankly that is embarrassing enough. So time to get on with it.

I want to go also, but sooner. I close to retirement so I really have nothing to lose. Just getting there on my own will be a challenge.

They don't need God... They need bullets.

Thank u!! 💙💛🤞 Дякуємо!!

No

With beautiful girls*

@@hot_shot_arman6302 all slavic girl beautiful

more than half of ukrainians speak Russian

and that is why i'm here...

Me. So bad

I used to watch this all the time but I’ve been trying harder to learn it now that they officially got invaded

Yep but I've always wanted to learn, now it's heavy motivation.

Slava Ukraini!

Yep

I think it’s easier to learn Ukrainian. I mean, prononciation is harder in Russian.

Thank you very much, this is both humanistic and professional.

Russian is comparable to ancient Greek and Latin. Pushkin's poetry is comparable to the epics of Homer and Virgil. You learn Russian for the literature! And don't forget Gogol who was Ukrainian and who wrote in Ukrainian and Russian!

@@tomgrier9542 That's not accurate. Pushkin's Russian, which went on to influence much of the Russian nation (in no large part due to the newly widespread existence of the printing press), wasn't ancient at all, and it wasn't even his native language; up until age 10 he spoke mostly French. He learned the Russian dialect of a beloved nanny, though it became influenced by his French. Since Pushkin became such a popular Russian author, his dialect helped become the "standard". But this "standard"is only two centuries old. Many people wrongly believe that before Pushkin people spoke mainly Old Church Slavonic, and after Pushkin, Russian. But there was not one single standard Russian dialect before Pushkin (many different dialects / languages, increasingly different from each other the further apart you got), and *none* of them were Old Church Slavonic. Old Church Slavonic was a sort of "Slavic Religious Interlingua", the language of religious scholars to communicate with each other (in the way that Latin was in the west and Quranic Arabic in the Middle East / North Africa); it's actually closest to Old Bulgarian, and seems to have propagated northward from there. On the subject of Pushkin, it's also worth mentioning that he was an unapologetic imperialist, and as a consequence, is deeply popular with modern Russian imperialists. Ex. "Submit, Cherkes! Both West and East, May soon share your fate, When the time comes, you'll say arrogantly: Yes, I'm a slave but a slave of the Tsar of the World!"" He saw the Russian empire as the greatest thing the world had ever created and proudly cheered on its expansionism subduing any nation that resisted. By contrast, the *Ukrainian* poet Shevchenko was harshly critical of (and sarcastically parodied) Pushkin's imperialist apologism.

@@tomgrier9542 Sorry , mate but your comparison is wrong and not true at all. Russia itself has been existing for around 300 years. Nothing ancient and poetic in that language. I can perfectly speak both.

​@@australia-ukraine 💯 agreed

You are smarter when you do not think 😝

What is the official Ukrainian dictionary called - the one you would find in a Ukranian book shop?

Are you alive dawg?

I wonder why a Ukrainian is using KMT flag as the profile pic 🤣

God bless Ukraine, by the way

@@kin4110 I rather like the KMT sun symbol - for those of us who know how it differs from the "tomato and scrambled eggs". Slava Ykrayini!

Thank you so much for putting effort and helping them, you've got a big heart ❤ Wish you luck with learning Ukrainian, and you can also text me if you have any questions or problems with different expressions

God bless Ukraine! Love from Kazakhstan

Hello, good luck with your studies. I can advise you some Ukrainian music, maybe it will motivate you more. Interesting?

@@Fafnirych Yes, please. Thank you! 🙏 At the moment I like Stephania from Kalush. My little daughter loves it, too! We have seen some kids ukrainian music and they sound lovely and are very heart touching, eventhough we don’t know the meaning.

@@Raline4SeasonLights Here is a piece of Ukrainian music that I have been listening to lately (these are performers): mistmorn, sadsvit. the unsleeping, ragapop. schmalgauzen, the bull dozzet, vivienne mort. komissiya, chubareenee, rb band, renie cares, kozak system, zwyntar. yuko, sarped, lucas bird. mamals, our atlantic. zfeelz, fontaliza, panivalkova, kuaskio, sheetel, ukrtrashdub, did'ko, EVANGELINA, sad novelist, drimnade, promsonya, the komakoma, Skobalo, tember blanche. balatskii, admst, гонвальд, скадан і собаки, пирятин. фіолет, діти інженерів, тимпаче, хейтспіч, паліндром, квіткіс, нестор, циферблат, сльози каблука, і багато іншого.

@@Raline4SeasonLights Above I wrote little-known, but very cool performers. And if you want, I can also mention famous Ukrainian performers

Good luck. I once had someone recommend a group called "dakka brakka" or in Ukrainian "Дакка бракка" or something like that. Hope it helps

You have a mind of an enlightened person🤔

Who said that the bandera land was peaceful? 🤡

@@andrewshepitko6354 Скоро на нём только говорить будут.

@@sukablyat666 bandera land? where is it

@@sukablyat666 нет, мы будем на нашем языке говорить всегда

Me too! I'm Ukrainian-Canadian and didn't learn Ukrainian growing up. Now I learn for rebuilding because it's too late to learn for helping now. I donate and try to kindly correct the misunderstandings in political and cultural analysis online, but I feel it is not so much help. It will be good to go to the land that my genetics were developed on :P

Thank you very much, you are very kind person ,, always welcome,,, 🙋‍♀️

Щиро дякую :)

None of you will. You'll sit at home and emptily support whichever next country is in vogue for sending hopes and prayers to.

@@jiijijjijiijiij and you’ll sit home with your parents and troll people on you tube.

Amazing🥰, I live in UK and it is not happening yet here, but I am studying Ukrainian for when it happens

I'm german and stay in contact with a guy from kyiv. For me it's not so easy to learn the ukrainian language because it's very hard to read. But a beautiful and strong language of course! I give my best to study it. ❤️🇺🇦

Героям Слава! 💙💛

@@user-li5qd5ik3v .. Слава нації!

You’re planning on going there? Wow that’s amazing, you’re very courageous, God bless you!

@@umhi5743 yeah I'm having trouble though. I might have to fly to Poland and go from there.

@@Jestin612 Ah ok, I heard you have to go to the nearest Ukrainian embassy (in any country) and apply there or something like that.

@@umhi5743 yeah we got 4 in America but they're all far from me. I'll know more Monday (hopefully)

Oh that's cool!

I’m English and I’m surprised by how easy it is to learn! I’m like, pretty good at Spanish (I’d say like, 35% fluent, which isn’t very good, but I just need to learn tenses and I’ll know all the basics), and this feels easier. The alphabet is different and the sounds are stranger than Spanish sounds were for me, but somehow this just makes a lot of sense, and I understand it.

But the problem is stress. In Polish, it's very easy. In Ukrainian, it's random. So for example vodA in nominative singular, vOdy in nominative plural. There are even harder words, where the stress changes the whole meaning. Do you think pronouncing сь, ть, дь, ць, зь, рь is easy?

Hey, same for me...totally serious, I was studying Russian to travel to Moscow one day.....not any more! I'll study ukrainian instead

who cares tho ? russian will still continue to be the most spoken slavic language by far

Молодець! Good for you!

@@jeffbukowski8245 well done

@@derkonig162 not anymore.Sorry!

Ikr 😂 I hear everyone saying that, I don’t exactly know what that means though. Can you tell me what it means?

@@umhi5743 It means Glory to Ukraine!

@@invinsible2072 Ah ok, thx jaja

слава Україні!! 🇺🇦

@@mdk_14 Героям слава!🇺🇦

Tell them a random person from mexico says hi, and tell them how much I admire their bravery and enthusiasm to protect and prosper in their country

Same but I can’t pronounce the words, I’m from America and only know American so this is hard for me

Hello, good luck with your studies. I can advise you some Ukrainian music, maybe it will motivate you more. Interesting?

I understand you well. I learn German, because I also from Ukraine, and study in german school.

@@vladimirbb7251 я мала на увазі літери не наголос

@@vladimirbb7251 все добре) розумію

@Prepare for jihad and Islamic Revolution inshallah Romanian is not Slavic, it’s Romance. Yes I’ll learn Romanian.

@Prepare for jihad and Islamic Revolution inshallah yes I’ll learn Estonian. 🇪🇪

@Tamburane yes I’ll learn it.

@Prepare for jihad and Islamic Revolution inshallah Estonian isn't Slavic

Ola I'm from Serbia I'm quite surprised you'd like to learn that language not gonna lie and yeah i indeed am late 2 months to respond-

Polyglots love music.

I'm getting a Ukrainian student so I'm here studying it now

I am 65 years old and studying Ukrainian. 💛💙

я думав тільки я тут Українець

Україна переможе!!!🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦

Ого.. це взагалі не проблема! Привіт від мексиканського американця, який вивчає українську мову, моволюб 💖🇺🇦💛💙🥰 Слава Україні та її прекрасній мові

Дякую! :)

Героям слава! Glory to heroes! Geroiam slava!

I think the man has a very Russianized pronunciation.

HAHA This comment is amazing

I already got one! They're feisty though, be warned.

Come out to Cleveland there's plenty of other Ukrainian girls here

*Солов'їна its correct

Yes it is for English speakers. I'm Spanish and Italian is super easy for us same with Portuguese too cs we have similar words.

Hallo, jetzt lerne ich Deutsch. Ich bin Ukrainer und jetzt ich wohne in Österreich. Ich finde Deutsch interessant.) (Herojam Slava!)

@@fomindanyl6068 Hallo , ich auch im Deutschland. Ich auch lerne deutsch, finde ich es sehr interessant.

You won’t

Щиро дякую вам ☺️ ціную цю роботу вашу якщо щось я із України 🇺🇦👼 люблю вашу мову американську 🇺🇸🗽 або британську 🇬🇧💂, я хочу вивчити аж до кінця і жити в Америці однак хочу поїхати у Нью-Йорк і жити і мати сім'ю я дуже хочу вивчити американську мову однак щиро дякую вам ☺️ що ви вивчайте нашу українську мову, я думав нашу мову ніхто не вивчає однак вивчають нашу мову вдалого вам дня до зустрічі

I can help you

Day 2 of learning :)

Das ist so nett ! Ich wünsche dir viel Glück . It is so nice! I wish you good luck. Це дуже мило! Я бажаю тобі удачі.

@@__lovelyminako4246 thank you :)! I wish you good luck on your life and that you live a good and happy life!!!

Maybe can I help you?

​@@__lovelyminako4246 update sadly she is moving citys after this school year :'( im sad about it but i hope she has a good life and we can stay in touch.

Hey man. İ am a native Ukrainian speaker. I know English well as well🙂. İf it is actual for now let's try working then

@@hhh-yh8wnplease go to utube..key in the name of the song...STAND YOUR GROUND davidk see if it ok with you...tks