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Caption: hello hi there and I&#39;m glad to see you on my channel and I guess the reason for it is that you want to learn Ukrainian or you probably maybe just curious what is this language and how does it sound and private Victoria here you go here it&#39;s here is how it sounds and in this video I would like to share with you a very essential topic when it comes to learning languages and this is probably gonna be handy for girls boys of all ages because we are all people we want to meet people on the streets we want to have a conversation and how do we do it have you ever wondered how do I say um my name is Peter or my name is Veronica in Ukrainian or how do I say my age and how do I ask where does the person live well in this video I&#39;m going to share it with you and we gotta practice and to the Practical part I&#39;m going to challenge you so stay put until the end of the video because at the end of the video we are going to have a very small vocabulary quiz and let&#39;s go so imagine you are meeting or walking on the street and you are meeting a very nice beautiful beautiful girl and she&#39;s Ukrainian and imagine you being like Oh I really want to meet the girl and speak to her and here is why you are watching this video because we are going to go step by step on how you can do it easily and in a beautiful way so let&#39;s go the first phrase what you would probably say to a girl is well not I love you know you can say I love you Blue but uh probably she would just run away so maybe let&#39;s start a little bit slower than that and what can be slower than hello I think this is the slowest way to get to know each other is just say hello well maybe this yeah maybe the slowest one would be to say bye bye because it&#39;s already kind of the end of conversation but never mind how do we say hello and it&#39;s very easy you say private and again private and now I would like to hear it from you I pretend that I heard it right and now let&#39;s pronounce it slower vit and all together slowly with private and your turn say hello to me private whoever is watching this video and I would love to know your names write your names in the comments and then we move to what the other person replies let&#39;s say that um that you are a girl and you met another man on the street and you say private and let&#39;s hear what the other guy replies leave it and now that we said hi to each other let&#39;s move to the next phrase which is very basic and essential in any language also in Ukrainian and this phrase is I hear it in the wind I hear it in the Wind my name is Victoria I hear it in okay so you got the gist and how do we say it in Ukrainian language well Ukrainian language would say I am called Victoria instead of my name is Victoria and we do it like this Victoria or we do it a bit slower I was just joking I I will say it slowly okay zvate Victoria and now all together is which is called or named or I&#39;m being called and then you say your name and now let&#39;s practice together with you um I&#39;m going to ask you what is your name in Ukrainian language don&#39;t get confused you just all you have to say is and your name ready okay if you&#39;re not ready I give you one more second and let&#39;s go atee and now it&#39;s your turn I hope you got it Victoria anyhow it&#39;s um I hope you got it and I&#39;m just gonna say it again just so you can kind of check your pronunciation Victoria my name is and let&#39;s see what a beautiful stranger what a nice person on the street in Ukraine might reply to you foreign and next what you would probably want to ask is what is your name if the person didn&#39;t say it immediately you probably might want to know the name even though as for me I forget the names of people in 70 of the cases but we still humans do it and it&#39;s a normal way to kind of get to know each other and I said it already to you in this video and now I&#39;m going to say it again and then we&#39;re going to practice our pronunciation so here it is yak bear zvate is what is your name or how are you being called and let&#39;s practice it word by word first let&#39;s get the meaning of each word and then let&#39;s practice it Yak is how for instance how is the weather or yak s video how to shoot videos whatever it&#39;s just word for how yak and the tebe is basically you that there is another form of you which is the but we get into it a bit later or it&#39;s it&#39;s not that important at the stage so zvati is called for instance it means call me so zvate is to call and now let&#39;s practice the pronunciation I say it and try to repeat it don&#39;t be shy and there are it&#39;s okay to make mistakes as you learn so yak IM very nice and all together yay you rock you really do be proud you you have just spoken a tiny bit of Ukrainian and probably you&#39;re gonna use those phrases a lot when speaking with ukrainians so now let&#39;s see what um what a stranger might answer in this case so the next um very basic but also very important um phrase that I would like to introduce you in Ukrainian is and this phrase is nothing else but nice to meet you and it is very very common and polite and also nice way to kind of show your um your excitement and joy about meeting the person and let&#39;s practice a little bit so the first let&#39;s get the meaning done and it&#39;s very simple and fast first we have we&#39;re just two words it&#39;s foreign and the first one means a pleasure or actually Pleasant priamo for example Pleasant for me or my pleasure many or I am 25 years old many what is patriarchy and so many sorry I just got flipped anyhow [Music] is pleasure or Pleasant and pause is of course meeting so pleasure meeting that&#39;s what Preamble means and now let&#39;s practice our pronunciation and I would like to say to you in syllables and you can respond in your own pace and Hope hopefully with pleasure let&#39;s go pretty yam no and all together well done and now the second part the second word poor yo me yeah I know it&#39;s a long one can&#39;t help it I feel your struggle and the next step would be to say it all at once can we do it let&#39;s try I say it first and then you feel free to repeat your turn and one more time your turn very well and now I&#39;m going to challenge you even more and we&#39;re going to try to repeat this two words together [Music] and I would like to say it first or you can say it first as you want just kidding I say it first and then feel free to say it after me don&#39;t be shy so let&#39;s go foreign well done first Ukrainian phrases be proud of yourself it&#39;s beautiful you&#39;re learning your language you learn a beautiful language proud of you and let&#39;s move on to what The Stranger on the streets a woman or a man can reply the next thing that you might probably ask a nice person meeting on the street if a person does not have so much time and anyway it&#39;s always nice to do it and I&#39;m often regretting it actually when I meet someone nice you know this feeling you meet someone nice you speak to the person and then you never see this person again and you&#39;re like damn it I should have asked I should have asked number and boys you&#39;re not the only one here who feel this and who know this feeling I myself as a girl have also experienced it many many times so we&#39;re living in a new age where girls also make the first step and um use this initiative and this privilege and this freedom of actually just meeting somebody and starting conversation why not so anyhow this phrase that I want to teach you is please give me your number yes you get it it&#39;s asking the person for the number and there are a few ways of doing it and I&#39;m just going to use and to introduce you to the most basic and simple version of doing it in Ukrainian and this is [Music] let me think first I&#39;m a bit spontaneous as you might see in this video I don&#39;t know if it&#39;s good or bad what not so to say to ask for the number how do I do it normally ah I know I say it very simple marjna TV normal uh it&#39;s all the way our other way around 3 normal and this is basically means um can your number so I don&#39;t even use the word I in the sentence and who cares why not it&#39;s simple it three words and the number of the person is yours and here is one small trick and one small detail which is very important that I need to share it with you be prepared as a grammatical point and it&#39;s not something that I&#39;m that excited about when learning a language but it&#39;s something that you want to know probably if not just skip one minute of this boring grammar Point anyhow the thing is that what I just said to you all these phrases for instance this is all informal way of um communication and if you want to if you probably meet somebody on the street chances are you are going to ask and say and speak formally first unless you&#39;re really really confident that the person will feel okay with you starting like hey bro what&#39;s up and otherwise you might want to speak kind of yeah with with the extra respect first and always not only first few minutes and then not anyhow here is the thing I&#39;m going to teach you both versions and you decide which one you choose to use so let&#39;s start with the informal one because we already did and then we gonna quickly see what&#39;s the formal version okay so again how to ask for the number you say which means um can I in the meaning of May I and this is very common word You&#39;re Gonna Hear It many many times for instance body can I have some water telephone can I have a handy Nam postparty can I sleep can I have your phone number it&#39;s a very simple and it&#39;s very efficient so remember this word majna and B I tend to because as I said at the end we are going to have a small quiz I bet you do well on the squeeze if you pay attention so the first word is mojna yes you can marjna and the second one is your which is TV and together we have majna TV and what is missing well number of course and how do we say it we say normal normal and altogether and let&#39;s practice our pronunciation it&#39;s all about practicing believe me it&#39;s all about speaking it&#39;s all about practicing so I say it first and then you repeat after me marjna TV number very well and let&#39;s practice it all together at once so I&#39;m going to shoot it at ya and try to shoot it back at me foreign well done congratulations you just asked somebody for a number and how to sound real Ukrainian this is like a pro version is by adding the word she and if you ever practice some Chi energy or Qigong or whatever I don&#39;t know it&#39;s not that one it&#39;s the chi of Ukrainian and it is very powerful it is so powerful that I can describe it to you it&#39;s what it does if you wonder it just makes Ukrainian language so much more beautiful and so much more Ukrainian I really explain it to you you just have to um to say it with me right now see and again two it&#39;s like you&#39;re sneezing but then you say just cheat so not up to but you just say chi and at the end of this Chi there is a very very uh funny Ukrainian letter or I don&#39;t know funny or not so funny if you have seen the alphabets that I have um the alphabet video you probably saw this letter and this is this one it&#39;s a bit silly one to say to to do like this but I have to show it to you and in the word Chui you hear it it&#39;s like [Music] anyway how would it sound together together it sounds like this normal and she just means weather here is the mystery solved it just means weather and it has a very big big big yeah you can exp very much impress Ukrainian speaking person if you use this word it&#39;s like very poetic Ukrainian it&#39;s a very very profound way of talking mm-hmm nothing last but not least in our series is how do we ask where you are from because it&#39;s very somehow important when you meet the person to know where the person comes from and it&#39;s also a very typical question to start conversation and to to kind of develop the gist of it and to just you know flow in the conversation forward so how do we ask in Ukrainian where are you from we just say two words we say TI and we say and here now I&#39;m going to explain to you what this words mean as you probably guessed means you informally and um is from Simply as that and all together it just means you from and let&#39;s practice our pronunciation I say and you say foreign well done well done I Pat your shoulder and let&#39;s say and let&#39;s see now how can we reply this question so how do we say I am from in Ukrainian we just say two words I am from and then we say the place and here is how it is yeah which is I Z which is from and the place for example and all together it sounds like this yes and slower yeah Z EBA yes and you you probably hear Kiva sounds a bit different than Cleveland that&#39;s because the ending R is the proper version of the noun here in this case and it&#39;s um not such a big deal if you don&#39;t um say it like this if you just say yes it&#39;s totally normal and for example now let&#39;s practice and saying where are you from so I&#39;m going to ask you in Ukrainian and then you going to say to me where you are from so I just said kind of a hint yes and then the place again this week very well also write in the comments below where are you from I&#39;m very curious who is here in the world learning Ukrainian because I would love to create a community with you guys and I would love to get to know you and get to know what motivations do you have especially for learning Ukrainian so yes thank you very much the last but not least we want to know how to end the conversation and to end the conversation we need to say something at least we of course can just wave and say nothing but normally we do say something and there are a few ways of and in the conversation in Ukrainian language I&#39;m going to introduce to you an informal version and then the formal version so here&#39;s the informal version if you probably gonna see this person again or if you want to see this person again you say do which basically means until the meeting until the meeting and if you don&#39;t like the person and you don&#39;t want to see the person again or you want to speak formally formal version of saying goodbye is the pobachenya which means until the date yes is the date so basically formally you say until the date and probably that&#39;s not the romantic date here implies I don&#39;t know but normally you don&#39;t say to friends it would sound weird or you don&#39;t say it also to to um to girls or even if you are dating someone you don&#39;t say it it&#39;s just a very formal version and now let&#39;s repeat it all together oh no actually let&#39;s break it into pieces the first one do four ba Che na and all together very well I&#39;ve just learned how to say goodbye in Ukrainian this is hello you&#39;re still there you want to make a quiz okay then [Music] uh first I would like to explain it to you how it works so in this quiz purpose of it is to check how Ukrainian you got while watching this video and you have the chance to win five Ukrainian Flags that are here and I&#39;m going to ask you five questions in English and give you three numbers um sorry the answers the possibilities to answer and you&#39;re gonna choose one of those I&#39;m gonna give you also five seconds to think about it and then I&#39;m gonna give you the right answer so let&#39;s go question number one how to say hello in Ukrainian a preview be SI private and the right answer is SI private and if you chose this option then here is your flag and we move to the next question which is how to ask a Ukrainian where are you from any possible answers a foreign see normal and right answer is a this video and here is your flag and we move to our third question which is how to ask in Ukrainian may I have your number informally a B mojna three normal and C Morgan Street and the right answer is B normal here is our flag fire and the next question is how to ask in Ukrainian what is your name a yeah zvati B yes and see what Victoria and the right answer is a yak zvate and if you chose this answer then congratulations and here is another flag for you and if not then you still have another chance to win the flag of Ukraine and question is how to say in Ukrainian goodbye informally a dobachina be do no Mera si do stretchi and the right answer is B dos us this is the informal way of saying see you later or goodbye and formal one would be if you guessed the correct B option chosen it then here is your last high five from me in Ukrainian way and I would really love to know how many um flags have you gathered in the squeeze please write in the comments down below and also if you like this video then please share it with your friend or with your relative or with a stranger that would like to learn Ukrainian and also I would love to hear and see from you and to read from you which topics would you like me to cover in the next videos and write in the comments below your suggestions I would love to read them and also check out my patreon page on patreon the link in the description and I tell you until the next time [Music]
Title: Learn Ukrainian with Viktoriia - Basic Phrases to have a Conversation in Ukrainian
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