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Ukrainian Grammar - Give your Opinion

Hi Ukrainian learners! 😊
In this lesson, we will focus on how to express our opinion in Ukrainian. Giving your opinion is an important aspect of communication and it helps to express your thoughts in a clear and concise manner. Let's get started!


Don't miss the chance to check out these pages as you wrap up this lesson: 0 to A1 Course & Feminine.

Vocabulary[edit | edit source]

Before we dive into opinion expressions, let's introduce some useful phrases and words that will come in handy.

Ukrainian Pronunciation English
Мені здається Meni zdajetʹsya It seems to me
Я вважаю Ya vvazhayu I think
На мою думку Na moyu dumku In my opinion
Як ми можемо знати Yak my mozhemo znaty How can we know
Як ви гадаєте? Yak vy hadayete? What do you think?

Giving your Opinion[edit | edit source]

Now, let's see how we can use these phrases to express our opinion.

Expressing agreement[edit | edit source]

To show that you agree with someone's opinion or statement, you can use phrases such as:

  • Так, точно! (Tak, tochno!) - Yes, exactly!
  • Я абсолютно згоден(згодна)! (Ya absolyutno zgoden(zgodna)!) - I absolutely agree!
  • Це правда. (Tse pravda.) - It's true.

Expressing disagreement[edit | edit source]

To disagree with someone's opinion or statement, you can use phrases such as:

  • Я не згоден(згодна). (Ya ne zgoden(zgodna).) - I don't agree.
  • Я не думаю так. (Ya ne dumayu tak.) - I don't think so.
  • Це не так. (Tse ne tak.) - That's not true.

Giving your opinion[edit | edit source]

To express your opinion, you can use phrases such as:

  • На мою думку, ... (Na moyu dumku, ...) - In my opinion, ...
  • Я вважаю, що ... (Ya vvazhayu, shcho ...) - I think that ...
  • Мені здається, що ... (Meni zdajetʹsya, shcho ...) - It seems to me that ...

For example, in a conversation:

  • Person 1: Я вважаю, що українська мова дуже гарна. (Ya vvazhayu, shcho ukraїnsʹka mova duzhe garnа.) - I think that Ukrainian language is very beautiful.
  • Person 2: Мені здається, що українська мова найкрасивіша мова у світі. (Meni zdajetʹsya, shcho ukraїnsʹka mova naykrasyvisha mova u sviti.) - It seems to me that Ukrainian language is the most beautiful language in the world.

Examples[edit | edit source]

Let's see some examples of how you can use these expressions in different situations.

Personal preferences[edit | edit source]

  • Я вважаю, що кава краща за чай. (Ya vvazhayu, shcho kava krashcha za chay.) - I think that coffee is better than tea.
  • На мою думку, футбол найкращий вид спорту. (Na moyu dumku, futbol naykrashchiy vid sportu.) - In my opinion, football is the best sport.
  • Мені здається, що чорний колір - це найкласніший колір. (Meni zdajetʹsya, shcho chornyy kolor - tse nayklasnishyy kolor.) - It seems to me that black color is the coolest color.

Discussing current events[edit | edit source]

  • На мою думку, в Україні необхідно збільшити мінімальну заробітну плату. (Na moyu dumku, v Ukraїni neobhіdno zbіlʹshyty mіnіmalʹnu zarobіtnu platu.) - In my opinion, the minimum wage needs to be increased in Ukraine.
  • Мені здається, що карантин був необхідним для боротьби з пандемією. (Meni zdajetʹsya, shcho karantyn buv neobhіdnym dlya borotʹby z pandemiyeyu.) - It seems to me that quarantine was necessary to fight the pandemic.
  • Я не згоден(згодна), що проведення Євробачення відбувається без глядачів. (Ya ne zgoden(zgodna), shcho provedennya Єvrobachennya vіdbuvayetʹsya bez glyadachіv.) - I don't agree that the Eurovision is taking place without spectators.

Talking about the future[edit | edit source]

  • Мені здається, що до кінця року ми побачимо скорочення безробіття. (Meni zdajetʹsya, shcho do kіntsya roku my pobachymo skorochennya bezrobіttya.) - It seems to me that we will see a decrease in unemployment by the end of the year.
  • Я вважаю, що нова реформа освіти принесе позитивні результати. (Ya vvazhayu, shcho nova reforma osvіty prynese pozityvni rezulʹtaty.) - I think that the new education reform will bring positive results.
  • На мою думку, Україна вступить до ЄС вже через кілька років. (Na moyu dumku, Ukraїna vstupytʹ do ЄS vzhe cherez kіlʹka rokіv.) - In my opinion, Ukraine will join the EU in a few years.

Conclusion[edit | edit source]

Now you know some expressions for expressing your opinion in Ukrainian. Keep in mind that giving your opinion is important in communication and allows you to express your thoughts and feelings. To improve your Ukrainian Grammar, you can also use the Polyglot Club website. Find native speakers and ask them any questions!


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With this lesson finished, you may want to explore these additional pages: how to use numerals and nouns in pairs & The possessive pronoun sviy.

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