Words:

--- zemlja --- Earth, Land, Soil

--- viter --- wind
--- vogon --- fire
--- voda --- water

--- ljudyna --- a human-being

--- cholovik --- a male, a husband
--- zhinka --- a woman
--- zhinochka --- diminutive-affectionate for a woman
--- chlopets --- a boy
--- divchyna --- a girl
--- syn --- a son
--- donka --- a daughter

--- sontse --- sun

, --- zirka, zori --- a star, stars
--- misjats --- moon, a month
--- chmary --- clouds
--- nebo --- sky
--- a river

--- bread
--- milk
--- sugar
--- a cookie
--- beer

--- a family
--- Vitchyzna --- Motherland

--- friendship
--- hostility

, , , --- this (m, f, n, pl)

, , , --- that (m, f, n, pl)

Adjectives

--- good, kind

--- bad
--- wonderful
--- terrible
--- interesting
--- far
--- near
 --- sweat
--- bitter
--- intoxicating

-- white
--- red
--- black
--- yellow
--- blue
--- green

Numerals

--- odyn --- 1

--- dva --- 2
--- try --- 3
--- chotyry --- 4
--- p| jat --- 5
--- shist --- 6
--- sim --- 7
--- visim --- 8
--- dev|jat --- 9
--- desjat --- 10
--- odynadtsjat --- 11
--- dvanadtsjat --- 12
--- trynadtsjat --- 13
--- chotyrnadtsjat --- 14
--- dvadtsjat --- 20
--- 21
--- 23
--- trydtsjat --- 30
--- sorok --- 40
--- pjatdesjat --- 50
--- 60
--- 70
--- 100

year 1984 ---

DAYS OF A WEEK
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday

Verbs
 to write
to protest
to work
to create
to play (both a game or an instrument)
to walk
to hunt
to look for
to gain
to communicate
to make love
to ruin
to meet
to build
to be able to

CASES
There are seven cases in Ukrainian: Nominative, Genitive, Dative, Accusative, Instrumental,
Locative, and Vocative.

N. , ? time, masculine [chas]

G. , ? |
D. , ? |
A. , ?
I. , ? |
L. , ? |

N. , ? | freedom, feminine [volja]

G. , ? |
D. , ? |
A. , ? |
I. , ? |
L. , ? |

N. , ? | a holiday, neuter [svjato]

G. , ? |
D. , ? |
A. , ? |
I. , ? |
L. , ? |

Verb conjugation

1) | to read:
Singular Plural
st
1 person | |
2nd person | |
rd
3 person | |
Other verbs that are conjugated like that: , , , , , , ,

2) | to write:
Singular Plural
st
1 person | |
2nd person | |
rd
3 person | |

3) | to see:
Singular Plural
st
1 person | |
2nd person | |
rd
3 person | |
Other verbs that are conjugated like that: (but 1st person sing. 3rd person pl. )

| to sit:
Singular Plural
1st person |
2nd person | |
3rd person | |

4) to drink:
Singular Plural
1st person
2nd person
rd
3 person

5) to eat:
Singular Plural
1st person
2nd person
3rd person

PHRASES

Examples of Ukrainian sentences:

, !
Welcome, dear guests

,
Good day, respected colleague

,
Please, help me with this

,
I see that this will be not difficult to do

,
We think that the situation has come way too far

, !
Good night, sweat dreams

I like to drink coffee with cream. coffee, f.

Children are the future

I study English language. ~ / I will study English. ~ / I have learnt English.

Tomorrow we with a girlfriend go to the cinema (My girlfriend and I are going to the cinema tomorrow)

She is a very beautiful girl. You may have alredy noticed that in Ukrainian there is no am/is/are articles in
sentences. Due to the presence of the genders, cases, declensions and conjugations there is no need of them.

That night we escaped from there. in here is to emphasize exactly that night. from there,
from here.

I wont eat this. Note that in Ukrainian the future tense of the verb may be formed by adding
. is also possible.

- ?
-
- What are you doing tomorrow?
- I will watch TV

, , , ,
I will write, he will do/work, she will play, I will not object, we will not work