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Assistant: Caption: hello everyone and welcome to a new episode of learn Ukrainian with victoriaarn with [Music] Victoria so today I would like to share with you my experience is experience my experience you can say both you can say or you can say the difference between between and MIM um is that MIM literally means my and literally means own so for example um the a man can say that he would share his own experience and you can use the word he wants to share his experience uh listen now how would I say this so you can use for Yim also for yourself and for others it&#39;s a very Universal useful um um adjective or [Music] pronoun so literally means First Medical Aid or help Thea is help uh so I did H today on Sunday um I did a first eight uh course first eight um first eight help help aid not sure um first uh Aid course um and I want to share with you what how was it for me and hopefully you find it useful and interesting useful and interesting uh Buddha is will be so I literally say I hope it will be why did I decide to pass this course very good question and now I want to share with you why the reasons reasons reasons why so let&#39;s start so first and main reason um it&#39;s um basically uh included in that so that&#39;s that&#39;s a very complicated expression sorry that I teach you very complex Ukrainian uh just now I read a message of one of my patrons on Patron and um he shared with me his experience of learning Ukraine and he said it&#39;s the Ukraine is very complicated and hard to understand language but he&#39;s trying his best and U he finds my materials helpful and I was like face palm because that&#39;s the last thing I want is that my listeners get the feeling that Ukrainian is a hard language because I try always to when I learn a language to see that it&#39;s simple language because in you know it&#39;s easier for the brain then so I um I&#39;m sorry for providing you with very complicated um words and phrases I would actually like to make it simpler and more useful for you uh PR is to take part literally um accept um part sorry again is a driver&#39;s license or literally the driver&#39;s rights as we say it in Ukrainian uh V is a driver V is to drive V to drive a car I want to learn to drive a car yo in order to no it&#39;s other way around sorry my brain on Sunday is a bit sleepy my brain sleeps still on Sunday I want to um get the driver license in order to learn to drive a car is to learn or simply for example now you&#39;re learning Ukrainian language with [Music] me to this language I&#39;m really grateful uh to you for being curious in this language and for your uh attention so I&#39;m 24 years old now I think is time uh P CH means the time has arrived uh literally the time has come for example yes I think that the time has come for you to learn Ukrainian [Music] by the way watch out for the spelling so if you follow this um episode with the transcription uh that is available on the patron then uh you might see that Tom consists of two words tomu means um uh that and Sh literally means what I know it doesn&#39;t make much sense uh that what but it actually just means because okay I want to have my own car is to have I want to have what do you want to have I want to have my flat or apartment apartment I want to have my cat I want to have my dog I want to have my money speaking of money uh I would dare and um make a little announcement and advertisement now uh to all of you guys that are listening to my podcasts and maybe watching my YouTube videos um I would like to um encourage you to support me on patreon uh and in any way that you can it can be also financially uh by becoming my Patron it&#39;s of course much appreciated um but also it is not mandatory you can support me just by um liking this episode in uh Spotify or on patreon page of the transcription uh you can also support me by uh viewing reviewing this uh podcast in your podcast app and giving it five stars um there are plenty ways to support me you can also go to my Facebook Community learn Ukrainian with Victoria and also uh leave a comment there and become a member of the community and uh all of these actions are warmly received by me um to my heart and it uh makes me really um encouraged and um really grateful for continuing um releasing um more material for you guys to learn Ukrainian so just want to say how much it is valuable for me every single feedback that I get with suggestions with comments um with likes and with ideas it&#39;s all very very very welcome is also very useful phrase by the way it means with the anticipation as ex so I wait uh with anticipation for the meeting with you I with anticipation wait uh meeting with uh let&#39;s go back to our topic is to come back especially in the winter this is very convenient this is very convenient to have uh my own car uh in this caseo it doesn&#39;t refer to anyone in particular it just refers to the uh possessive pronoun um so it can be his her mine and so on um it just means basically uh own especially in the winter uh where I live uh or literally there where I live in the in the winter it&#39;s very cold C hot by the way I live in Germany now of course in the past um uh earlier uh of course earlier I lived in Ukraine because I&#39;m Ukrainian uh by the way a very curious thing um so to say I am Ukrainian we need to know if it&#39;s a woman or a man speaking for example I am a woman uh it&#39;s not an example I actually am a woman um but um I would say yeah UK uh ukra so in the end it&#39;s Ka which identify which um signifies that it&#39;s a female Ukrainian so literally I&#39;m a female Ukrainian uh we just sayuk and for male ukrainians they would say UK so the ending is from to because I&#39;m born in Ukraine but now I live in Germany so I thought it that some of you might be curious because in another comment on YouTube somebody um saw in the episode about bike trip um which I released uh lately somebody as asked me where I live because they thought uh I live in Ukraine uh and they asked me actually to make a episode explain explaining what is my uh life situation right now and so on maybe I would make a separate um episode where I explain um how did I come here into Germany and and if I like it here in Germany and how is it different from Ukraine I think it might be interesting for you I&#39;m guessing I don&#39;t know let me know in the comments um yes come back to the topic again today I get distracted a lot um but I like to talk with you or to communicate with you uh even though it&#39;s one-sided anyway [Music] um uh uh now I would like to tell you a little bit about the the course uh on its own is to tell as in to tell a story or to tell what happened Ros so there is there are few words in Ukrainian uh that are translated as tell and I think it&#39;s worth um spending some minute now and explaining the differences because I guess it might be confusing for foreign uh Learners uh which uh word you use in which context there are approximately three words for tell to tell uh yes there is also balak but let&#39;s uh let&#39;s keep it simple uh poor you guys uh let&#39;s just uh yeah let&#39;s keep it simple just three words uh that you can say uh to when you want to say to tell is simply speak uh it means to speak I speak now with you I speak Ukrainian or you can say I don&#39;t speak Japanese do you speak ukan do you speak French the second word um it comes from the word rosit which means um basically a story rosit so um yes that&#39;s it and when you say you signify that somebody is about to tell a story I would tell you an interesting story that&#39;s true and the last third word and it&#39;s more uh of a colloquial word uh so we use it uh mostly in spoken language I I tell you that I love you oh tell me what&#39;s your name or how are you called so the difference between and Kaza is that um for example we would not say uh because it would sound weird so is literally translates as speak to speak uh for example we would not say speak to me how what&#39;s your name right it sounds weird uh so that&#39;s the same in Ukrainian and Kaza is to uh say so or to tell tell me your name uh so that&#39;s it for the little uh hopefully useful remark of uh grammar and the semantic uh uh usage of this words uh and now let&#39;s come back to our topic as always uh the course was today today Sunday I liked it very much uh let&#39;s look deeper into this construction because I think it&#39;s uh very important that you understand how it is built and what it literally means so literal translation is as following course the course many me very liked so course me very liked that&#39;s how we say in Ukraine I liked the very much uh okay okay it&#39;s maybe different than in English but come on like in Italian for example they also use very similar constructions so if so hello to anyone who is from Italy listening to me now excuse me I&#39;m just drinking some hot tea to keep my voice uh sound and Loud um y chai I drink tea I drink now by the way some po tea it&#39;s very delicious anyway [Music] um okay I will start from English explanation I think it&#39;s easier I don&#39;t want to get your brains roasted in this episode uh uh so when we want to say that uh we like something we liked something very much or we like something we use the construction I recommend you to remember this construction because I&#39;m sure you would need it when speaking or understanding Ukrainian this is very useful Construction I like this apple uh podcast I like your podcast uh it&#39;s it&#39;s it&#39;s it&#39;s uh perhaps sounds like a bit of a hint I know but uh really I do appreciate when you um Express um how much you like the podcast and that is useful it&#39;s um yes I love it very much and I also very much celebrate when I see that a new Patron has joined um our Patron Community that&#39;s uh for me like a little holid like a little um celebration Festival I really inside um I dance yes um might might sound a bit uh dramatic but it&#39;s true um it&#39;s not because I need money and that of of course I need money but it&#39;s just that I really want to make money doing things I love you know and I really love um helping others to learn Ukrainian I I really love teaching Ukrainian uh I really love Ukrainian um I like Ukrainian I like to teach uh people Ukrainian um so that&#39;s why that&#39;s the main thing um yeah just don&#39;t get me WR I like money but there are also the needs of the heart maybe I make a separate episode of about the needs of the heart so stay tuned um we are at 27 minutes now I would like to do a quick recap um yes and before I do a recap I want just to say a few more words about the course on its own what did we learn there is to learn as in so we practiced is to practice um let&#39;s practice pronunciation is pronunciation [Music] is heart my heart M the massage of my heart it might sound a bit wrong Mass I love massage very much uh wink wink um I like very much to receive massage I like very much to give massage um uh to receive to give I think it&#39;s very important basic words um in Ukrainian um I know I already gave you two ideas of the future episodes that&#39;s because I&#39;m very excited about this podcast um but I I think I have one more idea I think I would make another episode with all the useful basic adjectives nouns and verbs um that I think are essential when starting to learn a language for example right now I&#39;m learning Italian and I figured out that there are some basic pH uh words um verbs and adjectives like give and receive and take and go that are just like you know the starters like you need to learn them in order to proceed um so I think it would be also useful so stay tuned a lot of new things are coming uh with the music I liked it very much it was very fun and uh interesting um f and interesting let me know in the comments if this episode was uh Vel C for you uh and now I&#39;m going to do a quick recap so good luck udim m uh um yeah I think that&#39;s it it&#39;s a very short recap I think I talked a lot about uh everything else but topic I&#39;m sorry guys excuse me um maybe because um I&#39;m very much excited about sharing a lot of informations with you um okay I&#39;m happy to Now work on the transcri description for this episode and then releasing it and I wish you a very nice um day or evening or morning or night like this podcast and let me know um if you also already made the First Aid course and what was your [Music] [Music] experience
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