I have seen some lessons about genitive case of masculine gender says. If it is not countable it should be у or ю. But in your lesson I realized that bank is countable but you used A , so i think there are plenty of exceptions. I always prefer reading and listening practices over grammar rules. But at least Ukrainian language is phonetic I can easily read a book, most of the time I can correctly guess the tonation of the word. You helped a lot Ira. Thank you so much. You are the perfect Ukrainian teacher on the web. Much love.
This was a wonderful explanation of what Genitive actually means. Can you do videos on all 7 cases. I see you have done dative and accusative. Did I miss the others? (instrumental/locative/vocative) (nominative is obvious). As a side note, I hope you are safe in this horrible time.
If for the masculine gender, the usage of is similar to Polish genitive case, than a/я will be for animals, human beings (professions/names etc.) and some of masc. objects. -У/ю would be for some of the masc. objects as well so only the inanimate objects are problematic in terms of use. Please, author of video to confirm. I can be wrong of course. A bit of practice and the risk of error becomes small. Great video! Thank you
@@marekmiskech6683 У західних діялектах української мови кажуть: Ми ся сміємо. Так ся стало. Як ся маєш? Це подібне до граматики словацької. Я, коли вперше почув словацьку, міг зрозуміти десь половину. Неначе половину ти розумієш, а половину - ні
Намагаюся вчитися твоя мова. Дякую за допомогу, ти хороша вчителька, продовжуй!
Дуже дякую за цей урок!😘
Дуже інформативний.
Я бажаю вам і вамій родині радісної Великодня!
Дякую!!! Дуже приємно!!! Вам також гарного дня!
You're such a professional lovely teacher, thanks for being on TH-cam to help as, so clear expectation!! ❤️❤️❤️❤️
I have seen some lessons about genitive case of masculine gender says. If it is not countable it should be у or ю. But in your lesson I realized that bank is countable but you used A , so i think there are plenty of exceptions. I always prefer reading and listening practices over grammar rules. But at least Ukrainian language is phonetic I can easily read a book, most of the time I can correctly guess the tonation of the word. You helped a lot Ira. Thank you so much. You are the perfect Ukrainian teacher on the web. Much love.
Ого! Цей урок складний! Але у мене немає проблеми. Мені подобається виклики! Дякую за урок! 🙏😊
This was a wonderful explanation of what Genitive actually means. Can you do videos on all 7 cases. I see you have done dative and accusative. Did I miss the others? (instrumental/locative/vocative) (nominative is obvious). As a side note, I hope you are safe in this horrible time.
Thank you so much! I love your videos. I have a question, which are the hard and soft consonants? How can I recognize them?
If for the masculine gender, the usage of is similar to Polish genitive case, than a/я will be for animals, human beings (professions/names etc.) and some of masc. objects.
-У/ю would be for some of the masc. objects as well so only the inanimate objects are problematic in terms of use.
Please, author of video to confirm. I can be wrong of course.
A bit of practice and the risk of error becomes small. Great video! Thank you
Thank you very much iam glad have you
Always interesting, but definitely more needed🤯😁
Привіт Іра! In genitive case masculine plural, is the ending ів або їв used when the plural number is unknown? Приклад: чотирп сини, п'ять синів.
This is a fantastic video! Thank you so much. I hope you're safe and sound. Слава Укрраїні! 🇺🇦💙
Я дуже радий, що у нас є схожі правила граматики 😱😀👍
Ви зі Словаччини? Мені подобається ваша мова, вона нагадує українську. Ми маємо багато спільних слів
@@user-cr5jw6pc2g так, я зі Словаччини. У нас є кілька подібних слів, але найголовніше ми маємо подібну граматику. ))
@@marekmiskech6683 У західних діялектах української мови кажуть: Ми ся сміємо. Так ся стало. Як ся маєш?
Це подібне до граматики словацької.
Я, коли вперше почув словацьку, міг зрозуміти десь половину. Неначе половину ти розумієш, а половину - ні
@@user-cr5jw6pc2g так, ці речення дуже схожі 👍
Is there a rule when masculine genitive endings in у/ю occur (as opposed to а/я)?
Yes, I will make a video on that
In Czech, -u is the normal genitive ending for inanimated masculine nouns with hard consonant.
For example: hrad - hradu.
.Really : thank you very very much my teacher
Isn't genitive important for counting?
Please don't stop making videos!
I won't stop !!! Soon I will be back! Maybe you would like to learn some particular topic! Feel free to write!
A video(s) on everyday situations would be useful.
22:00 phew. I hope it stays the same. I love Ukraine.
Please miss, keep moving on, we need more videos, more knowledge
Mam, can you please tell me difference between soft and hard consonants.
In Ukraine you have sea and a beautiful island😎
Слава Україні !
🙋
я люблю вивчати українську мову без меж!
Where are you from ???
Марія. Марії
You are very cute
Аудиторія. Аудиторії
твоЮ мовУ, вибач!