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 Caption: [Music] today we will talk about possessive pronouns and also a little bit about the vocabulary topic rodina family before we begin I want to remind you that if you are looking for a teacher of Ukrainian language we are waiting for you on the trial lesson in verbal school you can write me to my email or find the application form on our website via the link in the video description how teachers will be glad to help you learning beautiful Ukrainian language and let&#39;s go on excessive pronouns what are they these are those pronouns that helps us to express possession or ownership and they answer the question who&#39;s who&#39;s is this thing and let&#39;s see the thing is that in Ukrainian we have four different forms of the question whose because it has genders and numbers so who&#39;s can have masculine form if the object is masculine then it will sound like tree if the object is feminine then we will use the feminine form Tria if it&#39;s Newton tree here if plural tree for example and plural who&#39;s friends right so depending on their gender and number of the objects we change the question word itself and the possessive pronouns also will have four forms for example my personal pronoun is ya but possessive pronouns are me me budinok foreign [Music] plural my friends so we have four different forms and you can see that the same will work for all pronouns except for his or her and it&#39;s so those that are formed from Vin vona and vano they will have pronounce Johor which will work for both masculine and neuter pronounce his or it&#39;s will always be just Yahoo and feminine form her will be ye so here for this three pronouns for the third person singular form we do not care about the object what is its gender or number we just say Yoho or Yi for all other personal pronouns would change so about my we&#39;ve already said yours singular will be as you can see engines here are mentioned then here also we have matching forms for our and yours plural Nash wash able and separate a pattern will go for there foreign let&#39;s take a look at these examples I use here masculine for me because the object is Brother Brad which is masculine word that is why me also is masculine the next one this is my sister sister is feminine so I use feminine form is a kitten little cat so the words with this ending usually are neuter in Ukrainian you can go back to our lesson about Ukrainian genders and check it out so questionna is neuter that is why we say yeah and plural form these are my brothers and sisters plural by the way in Ukrainian we do not have the word for siblings so we will just say brat isestre something like this by the way the same will work for grandparents we don&#39;t have such a word so we instead of it will say babusheus okay so I hope this is clear uh let&#39;s practice it a little bit here you can see some examples foreign foreign the next example ours [Music] and we use masculine form because buddinok is masculine word the next one so now she it&#39;s a plural form because neighbors sushidi is a plural word our neighbors and here you may ask me okay Nika why is you use in masculine form if sobaka has ending ah you need to know that sobaka is an exception in Ukrainian and even despite of the Indian ah it will be masculine word so in the literature Ukrainian sobaka is a mass convert and so on you can use subaka as feminine words only in conversational Ukrainian if you uh speak about actually female dog then you could say but in literature Ukrainian subaka is masculine okay let&#39;s go on Harmony wash is feminine that is [Music] her friend but remember that Yi doesn&#39;t change right for any object it will be just ye the same is for his which we have in the next example now I hope these examples are clear uh if you have any questions as usual write me a comment and uh now I want us to practice a little bit this is our character and he says family in word that&#39;s right and now we will imagine that we are the metro and what he says about his family he introduces us who is who for example he say this is my grandma so how to say it in Ukrainian we have the full sentence except for the possessive pronoun which should be my let&#39;s check it out which pronoun we will use for babusha which of them babusha is feminine right so that is why here we would say douche me the next one what is Queen we know that but is a father will be translated as parents these are my parents okay okay here is his wife drujina he says this is my wife Sarah right then their kids or he says my kids [Music] is plural it&#39;s children and the last words in this list ing yeah this is a puppy and again the same as we had for koshinya previously tutanya is in Utah word so basically we will use the pronoun that is Newton a perfect well let&#39;s go now we see again the metro and joho rodino so his family imagine that we are speaking already not from the first person from his person but about him as the third person then which pronouns we will use in the same sentences when we want to say this is his grandmother his grandfather and so on right his grandma again we do not change the pronoun SE Ena so for he&#39;s the same as for her like we do not change the pranam perfect and now I want us to practice a little bit here we have the family tree uh their names I will tell you about their relations between each other and you will need to answer my questions that I will ask you sometimes so follow me Sam Oksana say Oksana right sane [Music] Maxim brat foreign tattoo Irina glioxane Irina babusha a Petro yeah Ivan Judas Ana diagram okay if we take a look not on Oksana but on some different person here for example taras ceteras a olena Orlando Irina Yoho mati a Petro Petro yahua bachco perfect o Maxim glatarasa Maxim Yoho sin lesson perfect now olena say olena halina foreign great if we want to ask it a little bit differently foreign perfect here I also want you to repeat the names of family members if we take a look from oksana&#39;s point of view she would say say yeah say me yes I hope you can remember these words and probably you can even make your own family tree and write down who is who for you I think it will be good practice of this vocabulary and I hope that possessive pronouns are clear for you because this topic is not very difficult it just needs a little bit of time to practice it thank you very much for watching please give this video a thumb up it&#39;s very important to promote this video and even if you watch from tablet or telephone I know it may be lazy but please please please do it because it&#39;s really very helpful for me also I want to thank all of my patrons as usually guys you have the access to these slides in Patron in the feed I always publish it if I can I also publish early access to the video if I just have enough time for it and as usual I am very thankful yeah for your help for your supports uh this is absolutely incredibly precious for me uh so thank 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Title: Ukrainian Possessive Pronouns + Family Vocabulary | Ukrainian lesson 12
Language: en
Description: Today we will learn how to use Ukrainian possessive pronouns like "my, your, his, her, our, their" in the sentences, which of them we need to change according to the gender and number of the object, and which stay unchangeable. Also, we will repeat some vocabulary on the topic "family" and repeat the names of family members in Ukrainian.

Lesson content: 

00:00 - beginning
00:40 - what are personal pronouns, which questions they answer (whose - чий? чия? чиє? чиї?)
02:04 - Ukrainian possessive pronouns MY, YOUR, HIS, HER, ITS, OUR, THEIR - мій - твій - його - її - його - наш - ваш - їхній in all forms.
04:06 - Examples with the personal pronoun MY (мій).
08:18 - Practicing Ukrainian possessive pronouns in sentences.
12:04 - Family tree - family members in Ukrainian

Let me know if you have any questions about this topic.

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