COUNTING UKRAINIAN CARDINAL NUMBERS - 0 - 100

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In this video lesson, we will learn Ukrainian cardinal numerals and how to count from 0 to 100 in the Ukrainian language.
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@user-xs7mn2uu3p 2 года назад

Дуже дякую за те що вчите наших інностраних друзів вчити Українську мову, буде приємно з ними спілкуватися.

@Vuradisuravu Год назад

слов'янські мови над-то складні, навряд чи в іноземців вистачить запалу вивчити українську, на це реально одиниці здатні, англійська мова є оптимальним варіантом для усіх!

@palcing2427 3 года назад

Love to learn Ukrainian 🤩👌

@skylerhadden316 2 года назад

Thank you!!! I’m using Duolingo to learn and it’s been great, but I just wasn’t getting the hang of counting. This helped so much!

@careychitrena1888 Год назад

I’m in the same position. At the numbers now and although I’m usually pretty good, It appears my pronunciation of numbers is not very good so I need some practice! If you are on Duolingo, feel free to friend me. Carey Chitrena

@cezarturon1124 11 месяцев назад

same

@happychineseboy3957 10 месяцев назад

this is helping a lot with pronunciation

@RainStripes 10 месяцев назад

Мені теж, I'm having the same problem, lol.

@SeveredInfinity 9 месяцев назад

Been stuck on the numbers for 2 weeks now in Duolingo

@tanjahuni8273 2 года назад

Exactly the same in Croatian only with the slight different pronounciation.🇭🇷🇺🇦

@jonwis2183 2 года назад

Thanks for your work! Time to invite our Ukrainian Sisters and Brothers to our house so your work is really useful! Polish is similar but.... just similar and it`s not enough to communicate without problems.

@geoffhunter1729 2 года назад

I have enjoyed this too. Janusz. I live in Ireland and am helping Ukrainian refugees, only with money so far, but I have offered a room. Do you know where I can download a Ukrainian overlay for a UK computer keyboard? No problem if not. I would rather not pay for it. Downloadable to print out would be ideal. I would cut each letter out and glue to existing keys. There is probably a better idea but it's the best I can think of at this time!

@anonp2958 2 года назад

@@geoffhunter1729 Use an on-screen keyboard

@LearningSpanishwithDrL 2 года назад

Hylb is similar to German null.

@kaptenalgysson8540 2 года назад

Thanks for the lesson , greetings from Sweden !

@claudiahansen4938 2 года назад

You are really excellent as a teacher. So clear and logical, nothing in excess, just what is needed.

@user-qi7ch4yl1v 3 года назад

very good teaching ,easily following , thanks !

@DeanRamser Год назад

Thanks!

@danielmaylove 2 года назад

Думаю скоро ваші чудові відео будуть набирати все більше переглядів 😊 дякую вам за цю працю ❤️

@ezmaecooke847 Год назад

This really helped 😊

@joannakaczmarek2725 2 года назад

Thanks. 💙💛

@moblson Месяц назад

Yay! I can count to ten now in Ukrainian. :) I live in Kyiv and people probably think I am a little crazy when I walk down the street saying Odin, Dva, Tree, Chotori... Thanks for these great videos ! :)

@ErickAJobim 2 года назад

Beautiful language

@sebastianrink4826 Год назад

Thx Inna!

@SieraDeltaPS43 Год назад

Thank you for your video , I find it amazing. Dyakuju.

@NicholasKlacsanzkyICM 3 года назад

Дякую за урок.

@avlanche7777 2 года назад

Excellent teacher and lesson Always have difficulty with the numbers for some reason Appreciate the explanations and repetition.

@donaldventle2021 2 года назад

Like your detailed explanations. Much appreciated.

@mastermindcontrol7 3 года назад

Thank you for your time..it's been very useful and easy

@outlawgamer6697 2 года назад

thanks for this

@Persephoneofficial 3 года назад

😍Djakuyu

@DeanRamser Год назад

Slava Ukraine! Thank you! Your videos are helping us prepare for our visit to Ukraine in spring.

@bellamarieeeee510 Год назад

Thanks Inna, now I know how to count to 100, and say my age. Я двадцять!

@livegaming3051 2 года назад

Also for сорок some say that it comes from the Greek word for 40 which is σαράντα (sarάnta). And probably over the time it became сорок

@taylancakr3654 3 года назад

You are so sweet when you read it fast 🙂

@jennifermorris3797 2 года назад

I really appreciate your videos. It is really hard to understand the soft sounds on a video. I can't tell the difference between soft and hard. I will just keep listening until I understand better.

@fatihbayamlıoğlu 8 дней назад

Elinize emeğinize sağlık.

@Persephoneofficial 3 года назад

👀Can you make a video about soft sign? Please

@pinky32 Год назад

Your smirk at 7:57 after you said the numbers super fast, has me dying 😂😂

@vibratorysoul 4 года назад

Гарне відео, я хочу більше подібного

@martinrheaume1416 2 года назад

Very good explanation. You help me when you repeat slowly.

@corywalsh146 Год назад

Odin is 1? and now I love the language even more!

@saradagiri3448 2 года назад

Good lesson

@hamzafr1712 2 года назад

This content is very nice

@wahidurrahman6831 2 года назад

Hi, Inna Samoilova, i am learning with you.

@harczymarczy 2 года назад

The word for '40' It may be of Turkic origin but not necessarily Turkish but Tatar: кырык. Russian has a lot of Tatar loanwords, Ukrainian does not but this word may be an exception.

@bigbaza30 Год назад

Wow Thank you Inna, I thought this was going to be hard at the start of the video.

@agusrianto4313 2 года назад

Thank you very mach my teacherv

@mightyma86 3 года назад

Thanks so much for this video!!

@TurkeyONION 2 года назад

I'm learning 2 languages at a time, German and Ukrainian. I'm using Duolingo and I would always do 10 minutes of Ukrainian first. But since I'm newer to Ukrainian I would always run out of hearts (not paying for plus tyvm) and I wouldn't have any hearts left for German! So, im using Duolingo to learn German and im watching you to learn Ukrainian! Thank you! Your really helpful 🇺🇦🇩🇪

@henrym5034 2 года назад

Maybe you can check out the desktop version, which has no heart restriction

@TurkeyONION 2 года назад

@@henrym5034 i'll check it out thanks!

@buf67 Год назад

This is excellent. Thank you

@danzilthomas Год назад

Thanks for the effort. Its really helpful

@yucelgenc8246 4 года назад

Love it love to learn with you

@DrySoap Месяц назад

This is great, and I'm also practicing writing too, the only problem is that I keep writing и as the English N! Although I suppose that will just go away with more and more practice.

@alexeygrankin8203 2 года назад

That is useful to learn these numbers every day😊😉👍🆗️👍.Thanks

@kennethjmurphy3364 2 года назад

You are great , thanks

@charlessmith263 2 года назад

Wow - almost some similarities here since I already know the numbers from 1-100 in Russian, and this will help me in those same numbers in Ukrainian. "na tsaht" - this roughly means "by way of the number ten", or "by way of ten or adding ten". I see the pattern from the numbers 11 to 20 in Ukrainian - they are almost the same as the Russian counterpart related also to the numbers 11-20 too!

@user-rq9po2zv4k 2 года назад

Красива дівчина

@ZacLinton 2 года назад

Great content Inna! I have an important suggestion. During your teachings for example on this video... it would be helpful to have a "pause the video and practice" screen in between each learning section. You move too quickly from the first 0-10 numbers to the other sections. Students need time to let it sink in and spend a few minutes practicing what they just learned before moving on to the next thing. Otherwise, it is too much information at once and becomes forgotten... or you have to watch the video over and over. Break each video into bite sized chunks. Let's call them "learning sections" ... for example numbers 1-10... then numbers 20-50 and finally 60-100 plus how to add the extra number for example 31 or 56. In between each of these sections, have a screen that shows the summary of what you just taught and have it say... "Pause the video and practice" then students can do that and then move on when they are ready for the next section. (The pause the video and practice screen should be about 5-7 seconds long so it gives people time to actually pause the video before you move on to the next learning section) This formula should be used in all your future teaching videos. For example if you are teaching about common phrases in Ukrainian... I recommend grouping them logically... like greetings... asking basic questions... weather... et cetera. Then teach about 4-5 phrases in a row... then have a "pause the video and practice" screen along with a written summary of what you just taught in that section. This important change will translate into an enhanced learning experience for all students. I hope this is helpful feedback. Keep up the good work. -- By the way, I'm in Ukraine right now helping with the refugee crisis and preaching the Word of God! I'm in Dnipro and have visited Lviv, Kyiv, and Kharkiv so far. Я люблю Україну Слава Богу через Україну!

@mehdinxm1848 2 года назад

Thankyou its very good

@zulkiflijamil4033 3 года назад

Один Два Три Чотири П'ять шість сім вісім дев'ять десять нуль

@maheralzaid4479 3 года назад

Sound great. Thank you very much for great efforts in teaching ukrainian numbers. I would like to hear from you soon about your money's name.

@Paazo_gaming 2 года назад

Thanks alot ❤

@daviddawicki6730 2 года назад

I am in love with a Ukrainian woman and I don't tell her because I don't want to cause her pain when I die..love you irenea.

@basicinfo6816 4 года назад

Nice Video.

@SpeakUkrainian 4 года назад

Positive Learner Дякую🤗

@majabanar4771 Год назад

ОДИН 1, ДВА 2,ТРИ 3,ЧОТИРИ 4, П'ЯТЬ 5,ШІСТЬ 6,СІМ 7,ВІСІМ 8,ДЕВ'ЯТЬ 9, ДЕСЯТЬ 10,НУЛЬ 0

@sevenlertube1175 4 года назад

Yes you pronounced “kırk “ correct

@user-xb7rl6cp6m 3 года назад

جميل جدا

@thio59 2 года назад

Ukranian beauty 😍

@LifeOn_Camera 2 года назад

Hello I am from India and the numerical pronunciation is like of Indian background Hey can you reply me.

@owo239 3 года назад

Now that you mentioned it, "сорок" really sounds like "kırk".

@jasonhercula2016 Год назад

🌻

@klimakshasa 2 года назад

Я українець і мені дуже смішно чути як ви читаєте текст

@maijojosephantony3198 3 года назад

How to pronounce 40s table and 90s table

@sunflowersassy459 3 года назад

Sound so similar to polish 🇵🇱

@evansedwards7573 2 года назад

can you explain to me why ukraine has two different ways to spell one один & олиа

@damianwulf8032 Год назад

Did you mean один and одна? Один is primarily used to define a single masculine noun (один чоловік) while одна is the feminine version (одна сестра). Granted, I only started learning Ukrainian about two months ago, and if I'm wrong, please correct me. I hope this helps.

@StephenC-zd2kf Год назад

💙💛

@pieres3588 2 года назад

If you want to ask a bout oppinion maybe oppinion a bout the life not oppinion a bout war or oppinion a bout militer strategi

@yucelgenc8246 4 года назад

Merhsba inna nasilsiniz

@kigunawanedisantoso2567 3 года назад

Love

@jasoar1563 2 года назад

From English it just seems complicated!!

@Hisham_HMA Год назад

4:26 Bozhe miy

@ukrainian_learner Месяц назад

Thank you, but the translate of the number was really unnecessary, since we could see the numbers

@mdiaz131 Год назад

Привіт

@vipinsharma9368 3 года назад

Nice..

@colonthree 3 года назад

4:25 everything is going swimmingly :3 4:27 I spoke too soon ;_;

@stelioskorres8076 2 года назад

In duolingo it says that in written ukrainian you are not allowed to write numerals. What does it mean?

@olesianimph9419 Год назад

It sounds weird. We can use numerals if need them in sentences. I often write them. Sometimes I can use numbers if a numeral is too long to write and I want to save my time 🤷🏼‍♀️

@OlegSimonenko Год назад

ви забули про десяткову невизначеність "кільканадцять" =)

@minecraftdarren6538 3 года назад

English person in an English wedding please make me read please

@yucelgenc8246 4 года назад

Merhaba guzelim nasilsin birazda turkce konusalim olmazmi

@yucelgenc8246 4 года назад

Plse talk to me Benimle birazda turkce konusalim seni gormek konusmak istiyorum plse

@rrobinbobin 11 месяцев назад

40, kırk.

@mnblkjh6757 8 месяцев назад

🇺🇦👍🙂

@PandemoniumMeltDown Год назад

My dyslexic mind went from 60, straight to witchcraft... go figure!

@fatihbayamlıoğlu 8 дней назад

🇹🇷🇺🇦 kırk 40 😊

@hakanacar1069 2 года назад

Tak 40 is Turkish Kırk

@minecraftdarren6538 3 года назад

Old club you're in

@g4orce703 2 года назад

Yea I'll stick to Google translate

@ludekpelcl5873 Год назад

Цифри українською мовою такі ж, як і чеською. Мені навіть не потрібно цьому вчитися. Teda jsou skoro stejná, trochu se přece jenom liší.

@hugoheykers5826 11 месяцев назад

interesting you teach the Ukrainian language...unfortunately you audio sound level is very low, so I can hardly understand it.... videos of you compatitors have a much better audio sound level..

@user-rq9po2zv4k 2 года назад

Хто бажає спілкування мовою, пишіть

@asifmuniruniverse7732 2 года назад

Please don't feel but it's alphabet like insects

@pieres3588 2 года назад

BAYAKTAR A BOUT MUSIC LIKED OR DONT LIKED LISTENING MUSIC " SABRAN YA NAFSI " ABU WALID YOUTOBER MAY ALMIGHTY GIVE YOU A LESSON, BECAREFULL with logic don't follow something you don't have knowledge

@minecraftdarren6538 3 года назад

English

@thepositiveenergyofamusic759 Месяц назад

Work up on you target auditorium. I from Ukraine. You r ad's money spended in the wrong way. Good like!

@SchmulKrieger 2 года назад

Sounds like you speak more Russian in daily conversations. 😳 Edit: я is pronounced as an ê at the end of a word by you. You say десєть not десять.

@Anton_Danylchenko 2 года назад

I listened several times. And I do not hear ê in a word десять. She pronounced it correctly. But there are indeed Ukrainian dialects where you will hear десєть - and not on the Russian border but in the Western Ukraine.

@SchmulKrieger 2 года назад

@@Anton_Danylchenko she doesn't say -сять, she says -сєть. Listen and pronounce it for you how it is written, both variants.

@Anton_Danylchenko 2 года назад

@@SchmulKrieger Well. I still do not hear it. For my ear it is just a regular "я" ( it may sound slightly different from the case when it is after apostrophe "дев'ять" but it is natural). I am sure most of Ukrainians will not catch the difference when listen to this video. Anyway I agree that pronunciation should be as ideal as possible in such videos since they are in fact made with the aim to teach pronunciation.