Learn Ukrainian. Intermediate Level: Lesson 1

Ukrainian Grammar: Vocative Case

[MrAnatomyfreak]

Best channel on YouTube for learning ukrainian. Дякую!

[ronaldnordquist]

I like yer style of teaching, Romane. Makes me believe/feel I can do this.

[loveMiforever]

привіт, Рoман!This is my first YouTube video comment ever, I think I should dedicate it to your channel. I've been studying Ukrainian for more than one month now, and I'll keep practicing it until I can speak this language fluently. Next year I'll go to Lviv for a half-year exchange program, your video definitely will enhance my learning process, I really appreciate that! There is a huge population of people with Ukrainian heritage in my city, but it's hard to find somebody who can give me some technical help. As a person whose first language is Mandarin Chinese, Ukrainian can be hard to learn, but you did a really good job explaining all the concepts, keep it up!
дуже дякую!

[claudiahansen]

Very interesting. Haven't studied other languages that use the vocative case.

[GeidoshMeeShow]

Pryvit, Romane! I am from Slovakia, so I use slovak language for fun :-) Vďaka za tento kanál, je to prehľadne urobené a tvoje videá to samoukom, ktorí sa chcú ukrajinsky naučiť, to dosť uľahčujú. Naozaj vďaka za tú námahu a čas, ktorý si na tieto lekcie vynaložil!

[dliromer]

I like your videos, they are so useful.

[vanderoliver]

Thanks for these lessons! I'm very interested in them.

[haskell_games]

Hey, thanks a lot for these lessons. By the way, the best way I've found so far to learn languages is "listen and repeat" (kind of like pimsleur). If you could do conversations in a similar way with a partner, it would be fantastic.

[nicolasgodoy]

Thanks, so when you name somebody you want to talk with you use that case?

[NEMESIS]

Hmmm...very interesting! Our Ukrainian brothers, call their males just like we do here in Greece! By ending their names in E!....Very interesting indeed!

[owliefox]

It seems very similar to the Czech vocative:)

[candyb]

I migrated to ukraine and now been trying to learn the language good thing i found this video but i have questions

[christinakyd]

Nice video. What do you mean vocative case?:-)

[mariaelenadiduszyn]

In english in the sentence мій будинок мій is a possessive adjective because it qualifies the noun

[青い目の人形]

роман, Could you give examples of feminine nouns ending in a consonant in the vocative case?  For example a woman with a foreign name which ends in a consonant sound? All of the feminine examples you have given are of Ukrainian names ending in "a."  How about "Susan, " "Elizabeth, " "Karen, " "Siobhan?" Should they follow the consonаnt-ending pattern you have explained for masculine nouns or do they gain a vowel that sounds feminine?  дякую!

[zdenekzarybnicky]

Please, what is the vocative case for батько,  чоловік and сім'я (and nouns with -я ending in general)?

[reactionrealm]

my name ends in I in English what vowel will it end it in Ukrainian

[JamesB]

What is the difference between вчитель and учитель?

[reactionrealm]

Roman my name in English I which vowel will it be in Ukrainian

[mariaelenadiduszyn]

Roman do You know what does My surname mean?я знаю Дідушин дід would be grandfather and шин would be a закінчення Maybe it meins son