Anna went to the ринок (market) in Kyiv and came back with a new dialogue! Learn and practice more numbers, “How much is this?” in Ukrainian and much more in this episode.
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In this Ukrainian Lesson you will learn and practice:
- Ukrainian numbers from 20 to 100
- how to ask about how much does it cost in Ukrainian
- some names of the vegetables in Ukrainian
- the word разом
- what is the food market in Ukraine about
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- An exercise for practice
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Anna Ohoiko
Привіт! Мене звати Анна. I am a Ukrainian linguist, teacher, and the Ukrainian Lessons founder. My biggest hobby is to learn foreign languages and my passion to teach the most beautiful one. I also enjoy traveling, cooking and being with my friends and family.
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1. Коштують
2. Тридцять три
3. Коштує
4. Вісімнадцять
5. Шістнадцять
6. Два
7. Чотири
8. Сто тридцять
Супер!
я не впевнений відповідей!
1) коштують
2) тридцять три
3) коштують
4) вісімнадцять
5) шістнадцять
6) тва
7) чотири
8) сто тридцять
Бенджаміне, 3) картопля (однина, it’s always singular in Ukrainian) коштуЄ
і 6) не тва, а Два 😉
дуже дякую за поправки! 🙂
Добрий день Анна!
1) коштують
2) тридцять три
3) коштує
4) вісімнадцять
5) шістнадцять
6) два
7) чотири
8) сто тридцять
May I ask, why are potatoes and carrots singular, while tomatoes are plural? Is there a list of things which are counted as singular?
Добрий день, Джейсоне! Все правильно 🙂
That is a very good question. I actually once realized that I hadn’t made that 100% clear in that episode.
In Ukrainian, we have uncountable nouns, just like in English: meat, flour, milk, etc. Картопля і морква are uncountable nouns too! Although there is a way wo say a potato (картоплина) and a carrot (морквина), картопля і морква are uncountable singular nouns that mean many potatoes/carrots . I hope it’s clear for you now!
Bonus exercise:
1. коштують
2. тридцять три
3. коштує
4. вісімнадцять
5. шістнадцять
6. два
7. чотири
8. сто тридцять
Дякую, Анна!
Bonus Exercise
1. коштують
2. тридцять три
3. коштує
4. вісімнадцять
5. шістнадцять
6. два
7. чотири
8. сто тридцять
Молодець!