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 Title: I CAN in Ukrainian: Я МОЖУ vs Я ВМІЮ 🔥 Lots of Practice 🔥
Description: Today we explore the intriguing difference between two essential verbs in the Ukrainian language: "могти" and "вміти." If you've ever wondered about the nuances and usage of these words, this is the perfect guide for you!

In this video lesson, we will not only find out two ways to say "I can" in Ukrainian, but we will also practice a lot. You will hear many examples and will accomplish a few tasks to make sure that you memorized the difference between "я можу" and "я вмію", and that you can use them in your speech.

Through clear explanations and engaging examples, we illustrate the contrasts between "могти" and "вміти." "Могти" primarily emphasizes physical capability or the potential to perform an action. On the other hand, "вміти" focuses on acquired skills, expertise, or the ability to do something with proficiency. Understanding the proper usage of "могти" and "вміти" will elevate your Ukrainian language skills and enable you to express yourself more accurately.

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Caption: [Music] long time no see I know I&#39;m really sorry but today we&#39;re going back to our lessons for beginners and we have the lesson about difference between Ukrainian verbs [Music] can be translated very often as can and today we will find out what actually is the difference between them because it is really important for example we have the sentence productive how would you translate this sentence I can cook pizza I know how to cook it but I cannot move [Music] because I do not have products so how would you explain the difference here between Mio and Mojo and while you&#39;re thinking about this don&#39;t forget to press like to this video And subscribe if you are not subscribed yet because here on verbat channel we&#39;re learning Ukrainian together so let&#39;s go and see this difference we say when we have some physical ability to do something for example I can repeat new words every day I can do it because I am available of doing it it could be also availability of time I can run every morning I have time for it or it could be some suitable circumstances like online I can buy some products online because we have a website that provides this feature while yav Miyo is more close to I know how to do something so this is normally a skill that needs to be learned you need to spend some time on learning and practicing in order to master this skill for example driving a car or swimming or something like this so you are not born with it it doesn&#39;t depend on if you have time no it depends actually on if you have learned it previously on purpose I can swim well I know how to drive a car I needed to learn theory then practice it and then only I got this skill rate so this is and alsoate I know how to dance tango also I needed some time and practice and learning to get this skill in general the verb we can replace with the verb Mojo So when you&#39;re speaking and with native speakers speak sometimes we may use Mojo instead of me you but Mio will never be used instead of Mojo so this verb has more wide field of usage let&#39;s take a look at some examples now yes because I learned how to do it I practiced it and have this skill and nemojo because I don&#39;t have guitar I don&#39;t have the opportunity I don&#39;t have all the conditions now to play it the next one is right so every person can sing but not every person knows how to do it in a good way is availability so no almost all people can sing can produce these singing sounds yeah but not every person knows how to do it as a professional skill the next example so in general I can dance of course I can move and maybe even I can dance some certain dances but I don&#39;t know how to dance Tanga because I have never learned it now let&#39;s take a look at the conjugations of the verb multi because normally we almost never say this verb in infinitive form normally we say it with already conjugations you can pay attention that letter a hair becomes a letter J in present tense when we conjugate this verb so this verb is kind of irregular and especially it&#39;s irregular when we speak about its past tense take a look at the conjugations the past tense will be at first we have closed syllable here so we use letter e instead of uh and also here we use only a hair without typical ending of where for masculine past tense because it would be strange if we would add where to this stem now doesn&#39;t sound like this we already have a consonant here so we just say Vin Mir but other forms are typical now let&#39;s practice a little bit here we have six sentences first three in the present tense other three in the past you can now even stop the video to think how you would answer before I will show you the correct answers but let&#39;s go through each sentence the first one is so he cannot go abroad because there is a war in Ukraine so which form we would use here Vina Morgan is right the next sentence so we cannot work without internet [Music] so can you drink coffee without sugar all these resentences will be in the past tense foreign yesterday because he was sick or he was ill so Vina Mir project he couldn&#39;t work yesterday product online to earlier or previously people could not buy products online it was impossible so dinner online plural form the next one is so earlier previously she could eat everything and not gain weight she was a witch probably not ification it&#39;s about me okay let&#39;s go on the next verb is a regular verb so nothing you here but let&#39;s quickly take a look at the conjugations past forms also are regular with me and let&#39;s practice in the same way so we um [Music] can you draw do you know how to draw with me yet the next one never mind so they don&#39;t know how to dance walls I hope I say it correctly let&#39;s go now she knows how to play piano the next one is already in the past tense [Music] so my um grandpa didn&#39;t know how to swim he couldn&#39;t swim the next one so my sister never know never knew how to sing calling of Milas pivate the next one Ranisha lude plural forms a earlier or previously not all people Nev silud not all people could or knew how to write and read okay great I like this topic to compare what we could do like we as people Humanity could do uh then and what we can do now so let&#39;s play with it a little bit foreign to know how to do previously and don&#39;t know how to do it now so right so previously people knew how to live how to survive in the forest and now most of us don&#39;t know let&#39;s be fair okay the next example and of course here I mean like most of the people because really much more people uh knew how to do it previously right now we mostly know how to drive cars foreign mute [Music] so previously people knew how to uh do fishing and now rarely they can do it so of course I mean some parts of the skills remains but these actions are not so common nowadays because nowadays we have a little bit different skills [Music] so what people couldn&#39;t do previously and now they can use means to travel so previously usually most of the people couldn&#39;t travel they didn&#39;t have this opportunities either money or even just the transport was not so available so we say because physically we have this ability to do it the other thing is if we can afford it but it&#39;s not about these verbs foreign of course it&#39;s not direct meaning of the verplicity but still previously people didn&#39;t know how they can make themselves fly and now some people know the constructors of the airplanes yeah they know the engineers and they know how to fly to make people fly then right so previously people at all nobody knew how to make a card and now people as Humanity they can and Arana online especially after pandemic times most of the people not most but quite a big part of the people can work online have this opportunity okay another interesting topic is thanks God foreign so previously women couldn&#39;t vote to vote and now they can use so previously women couldn&#39;t work most of them again I don&#39;t say about everyone but now they can so now we have much more opportunities to work foreign get divorced if they wanted wanted it and now they can so now Zara&#39;s [Music] here now women can do much more things than previously which is amazing absolutely amazing also we can use this topic when we speak about medicine for example because in the medicine field a lot of things have changed [Music] so now we know how to make this x-ray around hand and previously people didn&#39;t know how to do it they didn&#39;t have the knowledge and the skill of doing it so previously doctors couldn&#39;t do some tests like blood tests and now they can because they know how they have this skill they have this knowledge we got it as Humanity during our evolution operations so previously doctors couldn&#39;t do surgeries operations surgeries and now they can they know how to do them and the last example of so previously doctors didn&#39;t know how to do ultrasound we use abbreviation Uzi there for it but you can use just uzada and now they know how to do it and they can use it okay great now I want you to practice and to give me answers on some questions let me read the questions and let&#39;s have a deal you will write your answers in the comments okay let&#39;s go with me at the plavator is foreign foreign [Music] online so here it&#39;s about skill here it&#39;s more about the conditions if the conditions or circumstances allow you to do it or your time does it allow you to do it avoid we must sucrose product online to other people who also learn Ukrainian so let me know the answers in comments and that will gladly read them and check them and give you my feedback please don&#39;t forget to like this video maybe to share it in your social media I will really appreciate your help and today I as usually want to say special thank you to all my patrons to all these wonderful people whom you see whose names you 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