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Assistant: Description: In today's video, we're diving into an essential topic that will help you express cause and effect in Ukrainian: "3 Ways to Say 'BECAUSE' in Ukrainian + a Bonus Phrase." 

In this video, we'll explore three common ways to express "because" in Ukrainian. You'll learn the following phrases:

1️⃣ "Тому що" - This is the most straightforward and commonly used phrase for "because" in Ukrainian. We'll show you how to use it correctly in different sentence structures and contexts.

2️⃣ "Бо" - As a shorter alternative to "тому що," this phrase is often used in informal conversations and colloquial speech. 

3️⃣ "Через те, що" - If you want to add a touch of formality or emphasize the cause-and-effect relationship, this phrase is perfect. We'll guide you through its usage and share examples that showcase its nuances.

🎁 Bonus Phrase: "Завдяки тому, що" 🎁
To take your Ukrainian language skills to the next level, we have a bonus phrase for you: "Завдяки тому, що." This expression carries the meaning of "thanks to" and allows you to highlight the positive outcomes resulting from a cause. We'll teach you how to incorporate this phrase into your conversations effectively.

By the end of this video, you'll have a solid understanding of these four essential phrases, enabling you to express the concept of "because" in Ukrainian naturally and with confidence.

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Title: 3 ways to say "BECAUSE" in Ukrainian + a bonus phrase | Learn Ukrainian Language
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