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Title: Ukrainian Adverbs. Adverbs of Frequency | Ukrainian lesson 11
Caption: [Music] today we are having the 11th lesson for beginners and we will talk about adverbs or Presley in Ukrainian we will find out what it is and how to use it in sentences here by the way you can see a small spoileritno vilno a adverbs so these are those words that help us to describe additional characteristics in the sentence but before we&#39;ll start talking about them in details I want to remind you that in verbal School you could have individual online lessons of the Ukrainian language our teachers will be glad to help you to learn our beautiful language and to master it so if you want to join our free trial lesson and to try it out you can just email me or register sign up for the trail lesson via the link in video description on our website we will be glad to see you in our school and let&#39;s begin so what is an adverb an adverb is a part of speech that describes a verb an adjective or another adverb sometimes it even describes the whole sentence and usually it answers to such questions as how Yak in Ukrainian yak how much skilke and so on there are many different categories of adverbs like category of place category of time and so on but today we will learn the most basic of them and the good news is that all the adverbs are always unchangeable this is the only one independent part of speech in Ukrainian that is unchangeable it means it doesn&#39;t have genders doesn&#39;t have number cases conjugations or anything else so it is enough just to learn the word its meaning and to learn how to use it in the sentence and that&#39;s how you have managed this topic let&#39;s see a couple of examples foreign another example basically in this sentence we have two adverbs duck and spacotno spicotna means it&#39;s hot oh it&#39;s hot today and Tak means so so much today is so hot and here Doug makes stronger the next adverb so hot right another example [Music] um it is very delicious uh testing here we also have two adverbs smudge no testy or delicious and duge as very and this very makes the next adverb stronger here you just need to be attentive and not confuse adverbs with adjectives because a lot of them are very similar to each other but have different endings let&#39;s compare vona pohana vona so what is the difference between these two sentences the first one we could translate as she is a bad actress the second one she plays in the cinema badly so in the second one the adverb answers the question how how she plays how does she play and in the first one we have an adjective that characterize actually a noun she is a bad who bad actress right so adjectives describe nouns and adverbs usually describe either a verb or an adjective or another adverb I hope this is clear also you can see that adjectives could be changeable pohana pohani it has numbers and genders while adverb is unchangeable and most of the adverbs that we will learn today will have ending or it&#39;s very popular for adverbs but it&#39;s not the only one option the engines of the adverb can be really different depending on its category let&#39;s see more examples adjective plus noun but adverb plus verb and another example adverb I hope this is clear if you have any questions as usually let me know in the comments let&#39;s go on let&#39;s actually learn some very popular frequent adverbs in Ukrainian and at first we need to learn those words that answer the question how good something is and we have here five the most popular options in Ukrainian normal is not like normal in English it&#39;s not something that happens usually for example it&#39;s like okay or well for this we say normal awful how we can use them in the sentences I hope you can translate the meaning of these examples by yourself I on purpose didn&#39;t write the translation if something is difficult I want you to stop the video and check yourself and write down the new vocabulary this way it will be more useful for it but this dialogue should be clear yes the next one dobre Araya so he plays well he plays good the next one is kind of set expression or idiom that literally can be translated as being not in humor but actually it means being in a bad mood so being in a bad mood it&#39;s okay it&#39;s normal the next one yeah [Music] so this is how well can I swim pohano that&#39;s about me the next one foreign so this is about how well she is singing okay the next category how loud Samson is and here we have the options these two adverbs are synonyms and they both mean loud snow do you quietly and move chicken silently [Music] let&#39;s see in examples [Music] now we have even two adverbs here and much snow I think the meaning is clear in the club right the music is loud the next one sushid which is a neighbor suicide foreign poor lady who is his neighbor okay the next one um so the girl enjoys the quiet in the park right and the last one here [Music] by the way almost every sentence here has a verb like if you are not sure how to conjugate the verbs in Ukrainian you can watch our previous lesson number 10 uh here will be the link uh and find out how we actually change the verbs in Ukrainian language it&#39;s very important topic if you missed it uh okay let&#39;s go on uh how fast something is which adverbs we could use to describe the speed slow KO active so here we compare the speed of the car and the bicycle of teeth dark good let&#39;s go on how interesting something is and we have two options interesting Chicago and the opposite no no dull or boring noodle so let&#39;s see the examples George Martin right so he writes the books very interestingly Cabo and here we have also Allah the adverb from the previous slide slowly right so he writes it them interestingly but slowly and the next one um I hope this is not about this lesson at least I hope so okay let&#39;s go on the next category how much or how many and these adverbs are very very popular and they also even can be used to the nouns like when we say a lot of Samson or uh little amount yeah of something so a lot many and Malo little or a few let&#39;s see in examples so reads a lot and win to have rest so he has really a little of rest so it&#39;s not enough right okay so these two adverse must be remembered because they are very frequent and uh the next one how warm something is uh we usually use it about the weather or just the temperature temperature in the room or outside so right comfortable temperature right and it&#39;s backward no we&#39;ve already had it on one of the first slides specwood now so hot here by the way pay attention and don&#39;t confuse you remember when we learned adjectives by the way the lesson is there you can also watch it if you missed it um for adjectives we learned with you hot as a hayachi harachi but a hariachi will be used about something that is hot on touch for example hot tea hot coffee different drinks food or anything that you touch for example harachi telephone because of working hardly but when we speak about adverb and would say it is hot then we use the word Spa code no backward no or we also have an adjective yeah an adjective for it when we say which means hot day when it&#39;s about the weather and the heat so don&#39;t confuse these two words okay so let&#39;s see the examples in the mountains it&#39;s very cold no foreign actually this is one more adverb and it means outside literally we could translate it as on the yard but we translate it as outside outside it is warm today and the last example so it&#39;s very hard today right by the way what is the weather there where you are today Tableau no unas okay and the last slide for today and the last um category of adverbs that I want you to learn but these adverbs you must learn these are adverbs of frequency and we really use them frequently they describe how often how regularly something is happening and we must remember them of course so never Nicole Nicole rarely or seldom sometimes energy often just remember that in Ukrainian is always hard so cha chaston would try foreign here is an interesting thing you can see that in this word always we have two stresses what it means it doesn&#39;t mean that the word has two stresses it&#39;s called like double stress which means that we could use any of these stresses so they both are equally and allowed to use as zavdi or zabjdi both auctions will be correctly uh the next one regularly Juliano quite easy to remember and constantly is Postino Postino okay let&#39;s see some sentences with them alcohol I think the minion is drink right so here what we need to pay attention is that with nikoli never we always use double negation it means that we always have to use after Nicole the particle [Music] blue and so and so on so always after Nikola will go NE if after reduce any verb I never don&#39;t do something this is how we say in Ukrainian and this is whole called double negation if you miss the net then it will be a mistake quite rude one so don&#39;t miss it then you call an appeal alcohol the next one yeah so what it means I rarely eat meat yeah the next one so sometimes I go to the cinema the next one yet so I often cook Bosch that&#39;s not true not not soft okay the next one that&#39;s about me so usually I don&#39;t listen to audio books yes they could be what it means I always read news in the morning branchy is in the morning we also had the lesson about parts of the day months and the different other time you can watch it via the link here [Music] so basically this is a pool swimming pool by saying I wish it could be true but no okay the last one yeah Roboto I constantly think about work I hope this examples were clear and now I want you to practice because uh we don&#39;t change these adverbs as I said already we never change them that is why we just need to remember them and to remember what you can do you can do flash cards with phrases it&#39;s better to learn uh these adverbs as any other verbs in the phrases so what you can do you can do flash cards and repeat or you can practice right now take couple of minutes and write down your examples with these adverbs in the comments and I will check them out so I will give you a feedback it could be phrases or sentences and this will be the best way for you to memorize this new vocabulary here you can see all the lists that we learned today of course uh with every step of learning Ukrainian you will learn more and more but you need to practice each of them so I hope you will do it and basically that is all I hope you will give me a thumb up for this video I hope that you really enjoyed it uh and uh first of all today I want as usually to thank my patrons who supports my work my YouTube channel and my direction teaching Ukrainian because thanks to you I keep filming keep making these videos and um not really guys here is the list of all my patrons who support me every month on patreon if somebody wants to join uh and by the way to receive access to the slides to each of my 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Description: The topic "Adverbs" in Ukrainian is quite simple, this part of speech is unchangeable, which is why you can learn it quite fast. In this video lesson for beginners, we will practice the most frequent basic Ukrainian adverbs in sentences. 

Also, we will talk about the category "Adverbs of Frequency", such adverbs as "never, usually, always, often", etc.

Watch the lesson, make notes, and write your own examples in the comments so I can check them ;)

Lesson content:
00:00 - beginning
00:40 - online Ukrainian lessons in VERBA school
01:18 - what is an adverb (прислівник), and what questions it answers 
03:47 - don't confuse adverbs and adjective
06:11 - adverbs чудово, добре, нормально, погано, жахливо
08:49 - adverbs гучно, голосно, тихо, мовчки
10:53 - adverbs швидко, повільно
11:40 - adverbs цікаво, нудно
12:52 - adverbs багато, мало
13:57 - adverbs холодно, тепло, спекотно
16:42 - adverbs of frequency (ніколи, рідко, іноді, часто, зазвичай, завжди, регулярно, постійно)

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