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 Title: Conjunction AND in Ukrainian: і, й, та 💙💛 Difference and Examples
Description: In this video, we explore the use of conjunctions "і", "й", and "та" in the Ukrainian language. These conjunctions all translate to "and" in English, but they are used in different contexts. We go over the differences between them and provide examples of how they are used in everyday speech. Whether you're a beginner or an advanced learner of Ukrainian, this video will help you better understand the nuances of using these conjunctions correctly. Join us to learn more about the fascinating world of Ukrainian grammar! 🇺🇦💙💛

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Урок УМІ (українська мова як іноземна) про сполучники "і", "й", "та". Різниця та особливості вживання у мовленні.
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Nika Minchenko,
Your Ukrainian language teacher,
VERBA school
Language: en
Caption: [Music] today we will speak about difference between three different ways how to say the conjunction and in Ukrainian because this topic uh is very popular and students normally have a lot of questions about it today you will find out when and why we use each of them before we begin please make sure to like this video because really it&#39;s the most simple way to say thank you to me for producing these video lessons for you guys I will really really appreciate it and let&#39;s go the first thing that you need to know that all three options are interchangeable basically as a foreigner who learns Ukrainian you may use any of them it will be not a big deal if you use you instead of e or on contrary or if you say ta instead of e it is absolutely okay because this has three options of the same conjunctions but you probably know that Ukrainian has a reputation of very uh melodical language and in order to make it sound more beautiful we use such a concept that is called euphony what it actually means it means that we try to use vowels after consonants and consonants after vowels in order not to have a lot of wobbles or a lot of consonants in a row because then it is easier to say it and it sounds more beautiful that is why the rules are very logical you will see now and let&#39;s begin with the most frequent situation when we use conjunction and between two words in this situation you need to take a look at the last letter of the first word if it is a consonant you need to use a vowel e if it would be a vowel then it would be consonant which is logical but let&#39;s begin with this rule consonants plus e foreign so here I will write letter e because previously I had a consonant right and here is important moments that normally people don&#39;t pay attention to it but it really helps you to sound like a native when I say bratisstra what do you hear what sounds do you hear here bratisestra at first they say it almost like one word but which sound do I have there bratisstra is it sound e bratisstra right so we write e but when we say it will it combine it into one syllable and it sounds more close to sound uh strong it will work for all the words that starts with e if they have a consonant before them if you say like this you will sound really very natural the next example here already the sound is soft so I read it like e because of the soft sign but we don&#39;t pay attention to the soft sign we see that here we had a consonant so again we use e as a vowel or taras E Katarina Katarina right when I say it fast as a native speaker I would say sound U again Tara SE Katarina or Alexandria Alexander so here once again we pay attention to the last letter of the first word if it is not a consonant but a vowel then we use conjunction which is a consonant because a year in Ukrainian is a consonant you need to remember it so again I say it almost like one word so basically I joined this year to my vowel mama and again if to speak about pronunciation then this you it&#39;s kind of uncompound sound we have this linguistic term which means that we say it&#39;s something in between U and the E so more like it is only if you want to sound very natural if now just say mama itato it is perfect Nuka donkey so basically yeah because I am like combined here you and ah and they receive sound yeah right this is how NATO&#39;s would say uh but for you now first of all you need to focus on actually which conjunction with right here but as you know uh we always have some exertions uh you may not pay attention to them as I already say uh said but if you want then you may learn this rule Exceptional from the rule if your word the first word is ended with one of these five letters that include uod so yot ya Yi you can see they all include you sounds in them or if the next word actually begins with one of these letters then we may use only e conjunction e for example ended with ya it&#39;s in our list so we use e after it and as you can see if the word ends with one of these letters we may also use a conjunction da here it&#39;s optional but I am offering you to focus just on E uh [Music] Yuri yolaxi da is optional everywhere or if your next word begins with one of these letters [Music] because it would be difficult to say my highlight two years sounds together doesn&#39;t work like it that is why e Mi of Han mikola here and here we use e we prefer to choose e okay but sometimes we have another situations when your sentence begins with conjunction and or when you use conjunction and after some pause for example after some function punctuation marks like full stop comma or this three you know then we use only conjunction e for example foreign also when we literally compare two concepts that very often are also opposite then we also use only conjunction e foreign like parents and kids children peace Etc so in such situations we normally use only e and you may ask me but Nika okay e and u we use interchangeably what about ta normally according to the rules we use Tam when we have the second and in the sentence or in the phrase just for stylistic diversity so you know the the language sounds more rich less the same we use additional ta for example basically here we have and and here we have and but we don&#39;t repeat the same conjunction we use two different and then our phrase sounds more beautiful taco Alexander Vlad evolution so as you can see that could be used in any situation doesn&#39;t depends on the sounds that surround it but normally it&#39;s the second and in the phrase as usually I want to to thank these wonderful people who are my patrons who support my work every month and it inspires me it helps me to keep filming these videos to try making them better more interesting more simple for you so really I think these people and they think that everyone who watch my video lessons should also thank these people because they help me to produce the content for you more frequently thank you 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