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Descripcin: [Music] today we are having the aids grammar lesson for beginners and we will talk about adjectives prikmatnik in ukrainian so what are adjectives these are those words that describe additional characteristics of the nouns or pronouns such words as big small expensive chip and so on today we will learn how to use them in ukrainian because their usage is quite different from the english for example as you can see we could say hariachi chai so these adjectives they may have different endings but before speaking about the endings let&#39;s learn at first some vocabulary so actually some basic adjectives that you need to know in ukrainian and the first pair a couple is big and small or small and big so malenke podarunoku the second pair is also about kind of dimensions so we have niziki voice okay these adjectives may be used both for people and different objects for example buildings boudivally so it will be nis cabo de villa eva bodiblya the next pair is also about dimension about how long is the object so we have corroded olivette also these adjectives could be used about the periods of time for example long and short night corrode can the next pair tells us about the speed the first boy on this picture is fast so she would and the second one is kind of slow so we would say hello okay let&#39;s move on the next set of words or phrases actually here we have not two but three of them because we have different um grade of the temperature and they describe temperature so the first one is called hollodny hollowdni nepi the last one let&#39;s jump a little bit is hariachi hariachi napi which means hot hariyachi and pepley is something in between so tably will mean warm hollowdne depley let&#39;s move on the next pair describes the level of our attention so we could say or rock is interesting the next pair here i use the noun personage which is a character so we have the personage slay can mean both angry or evil and dobre will mean kind the next boy the first one is really loud so we could say eat and there antonym opposite adjective is it&#39;s like quiet or calm boy the next pair is something that is difficult to pick up looks like is a backpack so heavy backpack is a textbook so it doesn&#39;t wait too much so this pair can be used about weight but also about difficulty of the task so for example if to take the word lesson rock again we would say vashti so difficult and simple lesson ah the next pair novi starry so new and old but story also can be used about age of people but then it will have different antonym as you can see we have molody cholovic a young man and starry cholovic an old man so stari will be used both for objects and people while new and young the same as in english will be different words nowhere molody and the last pair for today is about money pro roshi so the chevy audio is closed the chevy audio so i hope you have written down these words and now we will work on the grammar probably you paid attention that they all have ending uh what it means this ending e is typical for masculine adjectives yes adjectives may be masculine feminine neuter and also plural so they can have four forms with four different variations of endings the masculine ending we usually consider as um initial form of the adjective why because this form is always given in the dictionaries like you can see here uh the beginning learners ukrainian dictionary which you by the way recommend you uh for all beginners who learn ukrainian because it has very good um uh word articles for different words i told about it so recently in my instagram but as you can see for example the adjective vessely with ending e is given in masculine form in the dictionary as its initial form so when we learn the adjective we already know how its masculine form looks always and here we go to changing it to feminine muta or plural forms and here you at once may have a question for masculine i am writing in this table that there is an a or ending e so ending e it&#39;s like soft variant of ending for the soft stem but first of all more often like i think around 80 percent of all the adjectives in ukrainian will have a hard stem so they will have ending and the second thing is that you will always know which stem you have hard or soft because when you look at the new adjective in the dictionary is given in masculine form and you already see if there is ending e heart stem or e soft stem so how to change them to feminine mutant plural forms if we have the adjectives with a heart stem within an e then for feminine form you replace it with engine r stari becomes stara for neuter you change it to engine air story becomes star and for plural to end in e study if you have the adjective presenting e in masculine form then for feminine you replace it with ya for you to with yeah but for plural still was e so plural form is the most simple because here it always will be ending e for the adjectives let&#39;s take a look at the example what means probably you remember from one of our lessons the word moisin autumn or fall so ocini this is the adjective for autumn or fall so plural also we have understable more words such as novi veliky deblie you know them from our previous part of the lesson and some new adjectives for the soft variation which is connected with some so it&#39;s adjective for some domain home adjective for home and sushi adjective for succeed neighbor now i&#39;m asking you to stop the video and to write down uh the variations of these six adjectives for feminine utah and plural form ready let&#39;s check so here you see the correct answers you can check yourself correct mistakes if you have but i don&#39;t think that you did um yeah by the way solomia is giving you a thumb up and is asking you to give a thumb up to this video postality for the bike and don&#39;t forget to subscribe if you are not subscribed yet another important moment is to remember what question words do we use for each of these form of adjectives so from asking the question what will sound like feminine as you can see the engines of this question words are the same as the endings of the adjectives that we use in these forms okay so now we know how to form family newt and plural adjectives but why do we need it because when we use the adjectives in collocation with noun or sometimes pronoun then the form of our adjective will depend on the gender or number of this noun so if your noun is masculine your adjective will be masculine if your noun is feminine your adjective will be feminine if it&#39;s neuter adjective will be neutered and if it&#39;s plural then plural everything is very logical right let&#39;s see some examples for the adjective stari old we have stari buddhinok buddhinuk is masculine it&#39;s ended with a consonant right so it&#39;s masculine and then we use the form stari stara feminine so the adjective will be star with ending ah vic noise in utah word so we will use the forms and knee which are plural will be study study the same for the next line for the adjective autumn or fall or singing release autumn forest now i want you to practice it a little bit here you can see four different pictures uh the nouns are given it&#39;s deduced and we need to use the adjective story in the correct form so i am asking you to choose correct ending for this adjective for different collocations let&#39;s go so the first one deduce is it masculine feminine neuter plural deduce is masculine so we would use the adjective the next word druzy is friends so this is a plural word then which ending do we need for the adjective of course it will be ending the next word what is its gender quarter it&#39;s feminine so the ending of the adjective will be ah right and the last word what is its gender let&#39;s remember our lesson about genders it has ended yeah but what is so special about it there we have double there so double consonant before ya will be nutan is new to word so the form of adjective will be star okay well done let&#39;s have one more exercise this time for the adjective dorothy expensive so we have the word cortina cartina it&#39;s feminine right so it will be doroja we remember that this word is always plural and that is why we would say and the last one telephone will be masculine of course and it will be telephone okay i hope you have managed to do this task and now i have a list of sentences which i will read for you and i want you to try to understand their meanings and to write in comments your own examples with those adjectives that we just had during the lesson this way you will memorize them much better than just listening to this lesson just once so and i think that&#39;s true the last sentence this topic is not hard and actually that is all for today as usual i want to say a huge thank you to my patrons whose support lets me to film these videos for you guys and uh if somebody wants to support my ukrainian language and culture projects you could do it on patreon the slides are available to all my patrons and of course i will be very grateful for your for the bike your likes and comments and reposts if it&#39;s possible it will be a huge help for me to promote this video thank you very much for watching doji diaquio and hope soon we will see each other on the next lesson bye
Leyenda: Let's learn basic Ukrainian adjectives like "big, small, short, tall, hot, cold, expensive, cheap, etc" and find out how to change them according to gender and number. 
In this video lesson, you will not only listen to the rules and see many examples but also will have a few practical tasks, which I recommend you to accomplish, so you will remember the topic better!

Lesson's content:
00:00 - beginning
01:02 - big - small (маленький - великий)
01:22 - low/shirt - tall (низький - високий)
01:50 - shirt - long (короткий - довгий)
02:25 - fast - slow (швидкий - повільний)
02:57 - cold - warm - hot (холодний - теплий - гарячий)
03:42 - boring/dull - interesting (нудний - цікавий)
04:11 - evil/angry - kind (злий - добрий)
04:34 - loud - quiet/calm (голосний/гучний - тихий)
05:08 - heavy/difficult - light/simple (важкий - легкий)
06:00 - new - old (новий - старий)
06:17 - young - old (молодий - старий)
06:47 - cheap - expensive (дешевий - дорогий)
07:22 - ending -ИЙ as a masculine ending of Ukrainian adjectives
08:48 - how to form feminine, neuter, and plural adjectives in Ukrainian
12:16 - question words for Ukrainian adjectives: який, яка, яке, які
13:09 - forming phrases with adjectives in Ukrainian
14:53 - practice
18:05 - adjectives in sentences + task for you

Make notes, repeat by me, use the new vocabulary in practice, write down your own examples in the comments and learn Ukrainian with pleasure 🙂

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Ttulo: Ukrainian lesson 8.  Adjectives (vocabulary + grammar)