This is something that people seem to get confused about. Ms is pronounced with a hard "z" sound like Miz. A lot of people mistakenly say "Miss". That is an older dated word for an unmarried woman. Ms was invented specifically to remove the issue of whether a woman was married or not. Men don't have that issue of is he married or not. There is not a separate word for a married man vs. a bachelor man. So when the women's lib became popular the term Ms was invented. Why they didn't spell it Mz instead is beyond me cause it would have eliminated a lot of the confusion.
So the usual way of addressing (formally) goes with only first name (Пане Володимире), surname (Пане Зеленский) or first name + surname (Ране Володимире Зеленский); is first name + patronymic (Пане Володимире Олександрович) also usual? I often hear people being addressed with this form (for example Василе Петрович) in Слуга Народу, although that series is in Russian; is this a cultural/linguistic difference perhaps?
Aladin Need money 25 triliun also need my books to take the leadership you no need my books you only need to read Al kitab You no need money you only need knowledge I don't know you are more rich from me but you still need money , i think of you are more rich from me that becouse you are take a justice to give injustice , that becouse your coruption SPEAK A BOUT MONEY I DONT HAVE MUCH MONEY , I DONT KNOW WHAY I MUST SEE YOU ON MY YOUTOBE LINE INDONESIA TV MAYBE TO BE POPULER 😎
Better control of the video time, less nonsense, more examples of writing, using Ukrainian example sentences, this is a video for learning Ukrainian, not a video for learning English.
