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User: Title: Ukrainian reflexive pronoun СЕБЕ  Verba School  Nika Minchenko  Learn Ukrainian
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Caption: [Music] today we will be talking about the Ukrainian reflexive pronoun seba and if you watched my previous lesson about pronoun it will be very helpful if you haven&#39;t you can watch this lesson before this one and it will be super simple for you to accept this new information today but anyway let&#39;s take a look at this sentence how do you understand the pronoun so in this sentence she&#39;s buying clothes for whom for her self so we can say that this pronoun or it&#39;s another variation so be could be translated as herself but not only herself before we go on please like this video and make sure that you are subscribed to verbas school because I know that many of you watch this channel without subscription which is a little bit not honest right so please make sure that you subscribed and let&#39;s go on let&#39;s find out more about this pronoun so the pronoun so or so it&#39;s like three variation of the same pronoun just used in different cases can replace any of these English pronouns so se you can translators oneself myself yourself ourselves themselves Etc all of them which is quite convenient but because it can replace all of of them there are some nuances that we need to pay attention to because this pronoun Works kind of a chameleon yeah it can mimic under different other pronouns let&#39;s see how it works so I bought this dress to myself he cooked dinner for himself did you order pizza to yourselves they are very proud of themselves she&#39;s working for herself so we didn&#39;t take an umbrella with our ourselves right so here all these pronouns are translated differently but how did we understand that here so will be translated as myself here as himself here is yourselves and so on what in these sentences tell us that we will translate it actually this certain way and here are your answers pay attention we have here other pronouns they are bold now right so if it&#39;s yah here then so will be translated as myself if it&#39;s V he so it will be himself we then so be will mean yourselves right and so on instead of pronoun here could be just a noun so for example Andre instead of masculine name Andre then we also will translate it as himself because Andre is Vin he right then we understand the meaning of this pronoun from the context but why do we have different forms here different cases and what cases do exist for this pronoun and it&#39;s a little bit interesting because this pronoun doesn&#39;t exist in the nominative and vocative case well for vocative it&#39;s logical it&#39;s not a noun so shouldn&#39;t be a vocative case but it also doesn&#39;t exist in the nominative case because it&#39;s reflexive pronoun so it reflects to the subject of the sentence and it cannot be used itself in a nominative case because we already have a subject in the nominative case right so other cases genitive case SE or and pay attention that the stress depends on if we have or if we haven&#39;t preposition before it so if you have any preposition then it will be for example if you do not have preposition it will be dative case so be accusative is equal to genitive or SE instrumental so and locative so which duplicates the dative case so that is why we said that only three forms exist some of them are just used for more than one case so you can even make a screenshot of this table with cases maybe even with examples before we move on because later we will have some exercises to practice this topic oh sorry I switched it a little bit ear but I hope you have done it and let&#39;s go on so as we already said a reflexive pronoun always refers to the performer of the action let&#39;s compare these two sentences what&#39;s the difference here yah and SOI represent the same person I bought it for myself here we have pronouns that represent two different persons yah me and T to be you right that is why here for you I cannot use so be anymore because it will be two different people that is why I bought myself a book and I bought you a book the word you should be in boled here not the book sorry about that okay another examples again here he is proud of himself so this is the same person Vin and sooo and here it&#39;s two different people he and her he&#39;s proud of her again they wrote an article about themselves it&#39;s the same people represented here in one sentence and we have and me man so different people uh and let&#39;s practice a little bit let&#39;s uh use different cases of the pronoun SE according to the context uh you can stop the video and make sure that you think well about these uh sentences and put the correct words if you need a translation here it is but if you can deal without it better do it without it later I will show you the correct answers and names of cases for each sentence and I hope I hope you ready to check it out let&#39;s see at first which cases were there so let&#39;s read those sentences I hope you had the same answers if you are not sure if you have any doubts you can uh write your questions in the comments to this video and let&#39;s practice a little bit more that&#39;s not all because in order to Master this topic you need to do some more controlled and not controlled practice so now I want you to translate the sentences from English to Ukrainian you can again stop the video and in a few seconds I will show you the correct translations I hope you&#39;re ready let&#39;s see first sentence V I hope you had the same translations maybe there are some synonyms used it&#39;s okay if you have any questions again let me know in comments and there is one more moment that I wanted to discuss to today is about imperative mode because we may use uh this pronoun when we address a person and either request something or maybe even given an order but then we will not have two like we will not have a subject in this sentence right but we will always understand how to translate the pronoun because in imperative modood the action is always directed to the person to whom we&#39;re talking to right and that is why or so or so will always be translated as yourself because I&#39;m talking to you so it is about yourself for example tell me about yourself of course if I tell you it&#39;s about yourself it&#39;s not about herself no doesn&#39;t make any sense right that is why in imperative mod is always yourself so all of them are translated just in the same way because it&#39;s imperative mode and and that&#39;s it guys yeah this is this is the end of our lesson and I hope it was useful for you I hope you enjoyed it and I hope I deserve to receive your likes maybe repost somewhere on Facebook or in any other platform where you maybe know people who also learn Ukrainian and who might benefit from my YouTube channel it will be a very big help for me thank you very much for your support I know that it&#39;s been uh some pause in making you videos and I will try to publish Now videos weekly uh plus please make sure that you watch my short videos 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Description: Let's learn the Ukrainian reflexive pronoun СЕБЕ (and its variations СОБІ, СОБОЮ). This pronoun doesn't have a Nominative case and demands special attention in using it. Watch the video to learn all the details and make sure you have done all the tasks from the lesson.

After the video, you will know how to say oneself (myself, yourself, herself, himself, etc) in the Ukrainian language.

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