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Caption: today we&#39;re going to listen to a short story in Ukrainian and I want you to follow it closely because after it we will read the text once again analyze some structures and some cases that are used in this text and then we will do some shadowing to practice your pronunciation when you will be reading the story Peace by piece after me so if you&#39;re ready let&#39;s [Music] go for foree for awesome I hope you enjoyed the story and I hope you could understand everything just in case if there are any new vocabulary you will find find the translation in the video description and now I want us to pay attention to the phrases to the structures that I highlighted with different colors in this text I want us to analyze them to Define which case did we use here which prepositions and why right now you can even stop the video read the text by your own and analyze the structures and then we will compare our answers it will be the best way to practice it or you can just follow them uh and go through them together with me so if you&#39;re ready let&#39;s go which case do we use here and why is it accusative case because we have here the verb of motion arrived which we quite often use with an accusative case right but this is not an accusative this is genitive case with preposition do will it be okay to say with accusative case and preposition V yes it will it will be absolutely okay so in this situation these two structures and are equal because after ver of motion we can use both of them we cannot use uh genitive case when we speak about countries though and also when we speak about different kinds of activities or events then we have to use in other cases but or will be equal what about this structure which case is it there so it will be location where I will be studying there where so this is of course locative case then which case is it she&#39;s talking to her grandom this will be instrumental case because after preposition the with someone we always use instrumental case in Ukrainian etc etc then which case is it be attentive here we also have the verb of motion right in which case is it like and seminar of course it will be accusative case yeah this is accusative of plural nouns Le and seminar uh and we use them with preposition could we say here isar could we use preposition V here instead of n definitely not why because Le and Seminary we accept not as a place or literal location but as an event or activity and with them we can use only preposition nainar also can we replace uh the structure now plus accusative here to do plus genitive can we say like this in Ukrainian no we cannot because again this is not a location physical location it&#39;s about event or activity and with them we always have to use preposition n and accusative case let&#39;s move on what about the case here n Pilates which case do we use here of course this is accusative case the same as here that is why by the way a little prompt to you they are highlighted with the same color uh so the same colors are the same cases okay so uh we also accept aogo as an activity that is why we use preposition now and accusative case but what about it&#39;s another case but which this is instrumental case why do we use it here why do we say they because this verb it demands us to use the instrumental case after it it could be used about different kinds of sports or different hobbies and Etc then the phrase how do you understand it so bichi will be near the river or next to the river and this is genitive case because the preposition Bea demands us to use uh genitive case after it and by the way what is uh the case here par there par this is of course log case right because it&#39;s about location and why do we use sending o here while more frequently we use sending e for the locative case because we have here letter car okay great let&#39;s go on which case is it which case do I use here and why as you can see this is also instrumental case right n but why because when we have such structures that in English sound as to walk alone something or to walk around some place then in Ukrainian we would use instrumental case for the structures that is why try to remember it the same about the next example right the same case instrumental ya both words adjective and noun are used in instrumental case okay what about uh this phrase me which case is it B so ballet here is a direct object that we were watching right so this is of course an accusative case because direct object that are used without prepositions uh they will be used in accusative case the same about the next one ballet I adore balet so I adore what what is the object that I adore Bali yeah so it will be used in the accusative case the same about the next one I buy something some objects right so they will be used in accusative case and what about this phrase super super market uh so this is of course about location and this is a locative case and what about n also about location where I buy them so it will be locative case right okay I hope this was clear and I hope you can use the knowledge from this video when you will be practicing your cases you&#39;re speaking in Ukrainian uh in your real life and now I want us to practice your pronunciation too so let&#39;s do some shadowing now you will see the story again and there will be uh gaps of time for you to repeat those sentences after me for babus me [Music] univers [Music] spe [Music] [Music] Park [Music] [Music] foree [Music] open the [Music] fore for [Music] do do ISAT great job M bravo bravo bravo thank you so much for watching my video I hope you have enjoyed it please subscribe if you&#39;re are not subscribed like this video write me a comment by the way the longer your comment is the better it is for YouTube algorithm so please consider it and share this video with other people who learn Ukrainian thank you so much for watching and see you soon bye-bye
Description: Let's try out the new lesson format? Storytelling is always a great idea for learning languages, so I've prepared the story in Ukrainian for beginners, added a tiny bit of useful grammar and shadowing practice in the end. This comprehensible Ukrainian lesson will help you improve your listening and speaking skills! 

Let me know what do you think, would you like to see more lessons like this?

Translation of the story into English:
Meet Olesya. She is a student. Olesya came to Kyiv to study at the university. Now she is talking to her grandmother in Zoom and showing her the city.

- Grandma, look, this is my university. We go here for lectures and seminars.
And this is our dining room, here we have lunch with fellow students.
And this is a coffee shop. Here we buy coffee and desserts.
- Olesya, you said that you go to yoga every morning, but where do you practice yoga?
- In the park. Here, by the river. And then I often walk along the embankment. It is very beautiful here!
- Oh, how beautiful! I did not think that Kyiv is so green!
- Yes, there is beautiful nature and beautiful architecture. I love walking around the old town. Here, look, this is the Kyiv Opera House, it is very beautiful! The girls and I went here yesterday and watched the ballet.
- How wonderful! I adore ballet! Olesya, where do you buy groceries?
- I usually buy food at this supermarket, but I buy vegetables, fruits and berries at the market.
- Good. Is there a pharmacy and a hospital nearby?
- Yes, there is a clinic here, which has both a pharmacy and dentistry. So, don't worry, grandma.
- Okay, I'm glad you're okay. Take care, granddaughter!
- Thank you, grandma. Bye!

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