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Descripcin: [Music] and today we are having the six ukrainian grammar lesson for beginners and if previous time we were talking about the structure i have in present tense today we will speak about the same structure but in the past and future tense because sometimes we need to say that we had something that we will have something and we will find out how to say it in ukrainian probably you remember that in ukrainian we have two types of the structure to say i have women these structures are synonyms and it&#39;s logical that in past tense we also may use both of them but how to form them in the past tense will sound like so you could see that we replaced the verb yeah which in present tense didn&#39;t change it was here for all the forms we replace it with the verb this is the past form of the verb yeah but it is feminine and you can see that in the past tense we have four different forms of the verb to be which in present is yeah but in past tense it has four forms masculine boof feminine bulla newton bulow and plural bully on what it depends it depends on the object in this structure object rules everything so if your object in the past tense was masculine then you use the form boof like an example um masculine so we use boof if it was feminine like c is feminine so we say bula if it was neuter then it&#39;s like a lesson a practice as well so it&#39;s muta so we say bulow zenyatta union and if it is plural we say zeus tricia is a plural form so this is how we work with this structure in the past tense what about the second structure yeah mayu in the past tense will sound like ya mala machine or for men it will be a mouth machine so we also use the verb mate but in the past tense and usually it also has four forms but here the form depends not on the object but on the subject and usually subjects will almost never be in uterate that is why i don&#39;t give you the new to form i give you just three of them so it&#39;s a little bit easier masculine muff feminine mala and plural mali so if the subject in the past tense so the person who had something was masculine then we would say mouth for example if you&#39;re a man you would say yamava orok yamav i as a woman would say yamalo rock the same about the pronoun ti ti can be boss masculine or feminine we know just from the context if i say to you i know if you&#39;re woman or man and i could say the marv or team mala according to your gender and about plural of course we always use mali let&#39;s take a look at the examples yeah likes you chulovik so a man says this phrase likes you we had a meeting so once again what is the biggest difference between these two structures in the first structure the form of the verb its gender and number depends on the object and in the second structure it depends on the subject this is the biggest difference that you need to remember also let&#39;s take a look at some vocabulary that may help us to speak about the past tense futura futura yesterday so we could say and here you can see we have different translations according to the context but basically it also means uh earlier before in the past so um literally means in my childhood but we usually translate it as when i was a kid or when i was small so this is another phrase that some of you may need more dosti when i was young literally in my youth velocity so this vocabulary maybe will help you to speak about the past tense oh you see so mia my helper reminds me uh to ask you to give a thumb up to this video to subscribe this channel if you are not subscribed yet so let&#39;s go on now we will practice a little bit you have a quiz here i am asking you to stop the video to take your time and to write down the correct answers for yourself to think which form of the verb you need in each of these sentences and in a few seconds we will check it out ready let&#39;s check it&#39;s like globe right a map of the world the round one here all the verbs depend on the object machina logos exam in the second column we have a little bit different situation here the verbs depend on the subject because it&#39;s vin he so this is it about the past tense now the future tense and again we go back to our two types of the structures the first one essay structure machina in the future terms will be machina so buddha is a future form of the verb yeah or the verb to be so if you need to say that you will have something again the form of the verb will depend on the object in this structure but here you already don&#39;t care about the gender you care only about the number if you will have something singular then we would say if you will have something plural then you will use so you don&#39;t think about the gender and this is a good news and honestly i recommend you to use actually this structure in the future tense because we have of course the second structure and it even has two possible variants because in ukrainian for imperfective verbs we have two possible variants of conjugation in the future tense and it&#39;s okay to use them but we use them more rarely so in the future we more often use the essay structure um than this one of course you can see it of course you can use it as well but for now for beginners it may be a little bit more challenging but still let&#39;s read the possible variants so we can see that we have two types of the verb mate in the future tense the first one is complex structure from two words so the verb to be plus infinity form of the verb to have mate and it will change the only the word buddhu according to the pronoun and the object in accusative case or it could be just the verb mate with certain endings these are its conjugations in the future tells yamatimu of course you can also memorize those forms but i think in the beginning it&#39;s better to use it&#39;s more simple also let&#39;s take a look at some vocabulary that may help you to speak about the future terms after tomorrow or for example and the last one here nasa barom it&#39;s also uh soon synonym of score means in a short period of time from now nasa barom but again i recommend you the first variance and let&#39;s take a look at more examples now so scoroman buddha machina among these four examples only the last one was plural and possible variants for mate mate much more i said this already so many times sorry about this but i really recommend it so a small quiz again you need to stop the video to think to write down correct variants and a few seconds we will check it out what are we ready let&#39;s check it out so there examine examine the singular so we use buddha buddha air structure very scary sentence okay so now to sum it up a little bit we have past tense and future tense and two forms in each tense let&#39;s begin with past tense so to say i had something you need to use plus the verb to be in past tense we have four forms masculine feminine mutant plural boov bola below bully and its form depends on the object another way is to conjugate in the past tense the verb mati but then its form will depend on the subject masculine maf yama of theme of vinmoth if it&#39;s a man ya ti vona mala if it&#39;s a woman and plural form ivany mali if it&#39;s plural form so these forms are almost equal you can use both of them for sure about the future tones we have a favorite structure this one um and here the verb to be in the future tense buddha buddhic depends on the object if your object is singular then buddha if your object is plural then bodut and we have the forest form i will not even read it now because probably you will not use it right now but if you&#39;re more advanced you can write down these forms and practice them as well this is all what i want to tell today as usually these slides are available on my patreon account if you want to support my ukrainian language project you may join me on patreon i will be very glad and as usual i say huge thank you to all my patrons who are helping me to film these videos you can see the 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Ttulo: Ukrainian lesson 6.  "I HAVE" in Past & Future Tenses
Leyenda: This is a second grammar lesson for beginners about the structure "I  HAVE" in Ukrainian, but this time we will speak about Past tense and Future tense. 
So we will learn how to say in Ukrainian: "I had something" or "I will have something".
We have discussed the Present tense in the previous lesson: https://youtu.be/qqZ5x2cDLe0

Зміст уроку / Lesson content:

00:00 - beginning / початок
00:37 - Past tense (I HAD): two types of the structure
04:53 - vocabulary to speak about the past (yesterday, recently, earlier, in childhood, etc.)
07:03 - a quiz about the past tense structure
08:34 - Future tense (I WILL HAVE): two types of the structure
12:09 - vocabulary to speak about the future (tomorrow, soon)
14:05 - a quiz about the future tense structure
15:08 - repetition

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

Урок української мови для іноземців-початківців. (УМІ)
Конструкції I HAD & I WILL HAVE в українській мові: минулий та майбутній час. 
(У мене був (була, було, були). У мене буде (будуть). Я мав (мала). Я буду мати. Я матиму.)

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