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User: Description: Today we will learn how to form the past tense in the Ukrainian language, and which suffixes to use for creating the past tense of Ukrainian verbs.
The topic is really simple, but I ask you to actively participate in the lessons and do all the tasks to practice the topic better.

Suffixes and endings of the verbs in the past tense in Ukrainian:
-B (masculine)
-ЛА (feminine)
-ЛО (neuter)
-ЛИ (plural)

Answers to the task in the end of the video:

він грав - вона грала - воно грало - вони грали в покер
він писав - вона писала - воно писало - вони писали книгу
він відпочивав - вона відпочивала - воно відпочивало - вони відпочивали
він хотів - вона хотіла - воно хотіло - вони хотіли пити
він снідав - вона снідала - воно снідало - вони снідали
він гуляв - вона гуляла - воно гуляло - вони гуляли в парку
від думав - вона думала - воно думало - вони думали про роботу
він чекав - вона чекала - воно чекало - вони чекали на таксі

This lesson is created for beginners who learn Ukrainian, and explanations are given in English.

Урок української мови як іноземної  для початківців (УМІ). Минулий час в українській мові. Суфікси минулого часу. Пояснення та практика.

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Caption: today we will speak about past tense in Ukrainian the topic is really simple so won&#39;t take much of your time but before we move on I recommend you to subscribe to this channel in order not to lose me among all of your YouTube videos if you want to learn Ukrainian and also to give like to this video to help me to promote it I will really appreciate it as a thank you for this video and let&#39;s go we will begin with the very basic verb booty booty booty Hamlet to be or not to be so as you can see these two verbs I mean this verb in English and in Ukrainian are quite similar they both have the sound and also they both have this particle to in English that stands before the verb and TI in Ukrainian that is like a part of the verb in the end it&#39;s suffix of the infinitive basically they play the same role they boss Indian 3 and Article 2 in English uh indicate infinitive form of the verb so when we see it we know that this is an infinitive what do we do with this particle when we change the verb we just drop it we lose it right we don&#39;t need it anymore so why do we need to change the verb any verb in Ukrainian two past tense at first we need to drop this engine p will lose it what do we do next then we need to think do we want to say our verb in the past tense about man woman about something new term maybe some object which is neuter or plural so basically in Ukrainian we have only four forms of the past tense you remember when we spoke about conjugations we said that there is a separate form for each person but for past tense it&#39;s much easier just four simple forms let&#39;s begin with the masculine one to form masculine past of the verb we just need to drop T and instead of eat to add suffix uh oh and we will receive boo right very simple why do I have this little snowflake here it&#39;s about pronunciation the thing is that when in Ukrainian you have this letter in the end of the word it will have so-called nescladoes book this is an linguistic term what it means it will have this sound I know it looks strange for you this sound is very close to English sound so sound for letter W right so it won&#39;t be clear move now it will be kind of yaboo right this is how it&#39;s typical for literature Ukrainian language correct one not even all native speakers uh know and use this rule right now but uh now lately and the situation is changing so I just wanted to pay attention we will talk more about the sound later on some special lesson about it but here I just wanted to pay your attention so all masculine verbs and past tense will have this sound in the end foreign form for feminine we will have different suffix not suffix who would but suffix Le and typical engine for the feminine form ah la La yeah foreign it&#39;s very simple right just adding this Allah and here is an Essence strange about pronunciation as well how do you think what will be for new to form the suffix will be the same all but which end in there will be for Newton of course it will be ending or so law it was really of course we&#39;ll say yeah because uniforms are rarely used for animate creatures yeah animate nouns uh by the way here you can see we have Vin yati so we understand that ya Could Be Boss feminine in a masculine if you&#39;re a man you would say yabu if you are a woman you would say yabullah the same about TI when I know to whom I say of course I know if I address it to a woman or to a man right okay and the last form plural how do you think which ending it will have of course engine Li the same suffix plus e for plural muy buli vui bully bully so here all plural pronouns we use with endingly or if it&#39;s formal V for one person also we believe have you been somewhere okay so this is the rule let&#39;s practice it we have the next verb to do so how will you change it to masculine feminine and plural form which engines you will write here so for Vin which engine do we put here which suffix do we put Vin Ro blue foreign la Buena voni roboy right this verb very often used in the questions you need to know it for example what did you do last evening foreign what did he do on weekends what did she do in the morning to do we use a lot in the questions when we ask what did you do right and let&#39;s now practice a little bit I have the question for you you need to take a look at the picture and to say I Dan was reading or I read a book for example according to the picture don&#39;t pay attention to the gender of people in the picture it&#39;s just to describe the action so I was reading how to say I was reading in the past tense so I read yeah man would say the next action to work I was working to work right the next one here we already will have a phrase to listen to music right let&#39;s go on I was cooking the next one to walk in the park here you can ask me why there are different prepositions here by Julia uparco but these prepositions are replaceable we can replace them they mean the same in how do we choose which one to use if the previous word ends with a consonant we normally would use U if it&#39;s a vowel we normally would use which is a consonant this way language sounds more melodic that is why different propositions but it won&#39;t be a mistake a rude mistake if you use ooh in both situations in both situations okay and The Last Action to have dinner in the restaurant to have dinner in the restaurant I had dinner in the restaurant foreign the same situation with prepositions here Vegeta great I hope you have managed this task now let&#39;s practice plural forms what did they do on weekends so what did these guys do Bonnie Cavo what did they do is kava Vani pulley Cavo what about this guys Bonnie as you can see both verbs will have end in Lee for plural the same we would say no okay football knee or football and the last one they were just sleeping because they were very tired spelling great now I want you to practice just by yourself you could stop the video uh you have the phrases with translations in which you need to change the verbs to the past tense for masculine feminine uniform just for training the neuter form and plural form the answers the correct phrases I will write in the description to this video so you could check yourself also it would be good if you could write some sentences as examples for example um to play poker win RAV poker poker and then to make a sentence so this will be a good practice pay attention to this phrase to want to drink here we have two verbs to want to drink but when we will change this phrase to past tense we will change only the first verb it will work always in Ukrainian when you when you have two verbs the second one will always keep being in infinitive just like in English I wanted to drink still to drink so in Ukrainian it will be still pretty will stay the same but to want will be changed to the past tense so stop the video make this exercise and check yourself in the video description thank you very much for watching please press thumb up to this video and um also I wanted to let you know that these slides will be as always available for my patterns on patreon and I am extremely thankful for all these people in this list who are supporting me in this difficult time and help me to produce new videos for us because guys honestly we again have those blackouts I&#39;m writing this video as usual with this lamp and yeah it&#39;s not simple but I really hope that what I do is helpful and useful for you and for your Ukrainian language thank you very much I will see you on the next lesson this Friday I hope and have a good day see you soon
Title: Past Tense in the Ukrainian language
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