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Numbers 1-10

In this lesson, we will learn how to count from 1 to 10 in Ukrainian. Numbers are an essential part of any language, and being able to count is a basic skill that will come in handy in various situations. Whether you are asking for a phone number, ordering items at a store, or simply counting objects, knowing the numbers will be immensely helpful.

Counting from 1 to 10

Let's start by learning the numbers from 1 to 10 in Ukrainian:

Ukrainian	Pronunciation	English Translation
один	oh-deen	one
два	dvah	two
три	tree	three
чотири	cho-tee-ree	four
п'ять	pyat'	five
шість	sheest'	six
сім	seem	seven
вісім	vee-seem	eight
дев'ять	deh-vyat'	nine
десять	deh-syat'	ten

The pronunciation guide provided above will help you in correctly saying the numbers in Ukrainian. Take note of the stress in each word, as it plays a crucial role in Ukrainian pronunciation.

Now, let's practice counting together:

• один, два, три, чотири, п'ять, шість, сім, вісім, дев'ять, десять
• one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten

Repeat these numbers several times to get comfortable with their pronunciation.

Using Numbers in Various Situations

Now that we know how to count from 1 to 10, let's see how we can use these numbers in different situations.

1. Asking for a Phone Number:

  - Які ваші контактні дані? (Yaki vashi kontakti dani?) - What are your contact details?
  - Мій номер телефону - чотири-дев'ять-дев'ять-дев'ять-один-два-три (Miy nomer telefona - cho-tee-ree deh-vyat' deh-vyat' deh-vyat' oh-deen dvah tree) - My phone number is 4999123.

2. Counting Items:

  - Скільки яблук у кошику? (Skil'ky yabluk u koshiku?) - How many apples are in the basket?
  - У кошику п'ять яблук (U koshiku pyat' yabluk) - There are five apples in the basket.

3. Age:

  - Скільки вам років? (Skil'ky vam rokiv?) - How old are you?
  - Мені шість років (Meni sheest' rokiv) - I am six years old.

These are just a few examples of how numbers can be used in everyday conversations. As you continue to learn Ukrainian, you will discover more situations where counting and numbers are essential.

Practice Exercise

Now, it's time for some practice! Below are ten sentences with missing numbers. Fill in the missing numbers in Ukrainian:

1. У мене є ___ сестри. (U mene ye ___ sestri.) 2. Ви хочете ___ яблук? (Vy hochete ___ yabluk?) 3. Сьогодні моя подруга має ___-річний день народження. (S'ohodni moya podruga maє ___-richniy den' narodzhennya.) 4. У класі ___ учнів. (U klasі ___ uchnіv.) 5. На столі лежать ___ книжки. (Na stolі lezhut' ___ knizhki.) 6. Я придбав ___ квитки на концерт. (Ya prydav ___ kvitki na konsert.) 7. Мама приготувала ___ пироги. (Mama pryhotuvala ___ pyrogy.) 8. У магазині було всього лише ___ пачок цукерок. (U mahazinі bulo vs'oho lyshe ___ pachok tsukerok.) 9. Я танцюю вже ___ років. (Ya tantsyuyu vzhe ___ rokіv.) 10. У нас є ___ собаки і ___ коти. (U nas ye ___ sobaky i ___ koti.)

Take your time and try to fill in the missing numbers. Once you have completed the exercise, you can check your answers below:

1. У мене є дві сестри. (U mene ye dvi sestri.) 2. Ви хочете п'ять яблук? (Vy hochete pyat' yabluk?) 3. Сьогодні моя подруга має шість-річний день народження. (S'ohodni moya podruga maє sheest'-richniy den' narodzhennya.) 4. У класі десять учнів. (U klasі deh'syat' uchnіv.) 5. На столі лежать чотири книжки. (Na stolі lezhut' cho-tee-ree knizhki.) 6. Я придбав сім квитки на концерт. (Ya prydav seem kvitki na konsert.) 7. Мама приготувала п'ять пирогів. (Mama pryhotuvala pyat' pyroghіv.) 8. У магазині було всього лише три пачки цукерок. (U mahazinі bulo vs'oho lyshe tree pachok tsukerok.) 9. Я танцюю вже два роки. (Ya tantsyuyu vzhe dvah rokіv.) 10. У нас є дві собаки і три коти. (U nas ye dvi sobaky i tree koti.)

Great job! Practice these sentences out loud to improve your pronunciation and reinforce your understanding of numbers in Ukrainian.

Conclusion

In this lesson, we learned how to count from 1 to 10 in Ukrainian. We practiced the pronunciation of each number and saw how numbers can be used in various situations, such as asking for a phone number or counting items. Remember to practice counting regularly to become comfortable with the numbers and their pronunciation.

Keep up the good work! In the next lesson, we will learn how to tell time in Ukrainian.

Table of Contents - Ukrainian Course - 0 to A1

• Course Presentation

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Greetings and Introductions

• Basic Greetings
• Introducing Yourself

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The Ukrainian Alphabet and Pronunciation

• The Alphabet
• Pronunciation Rules

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Numbers and Time

• Numbers 1-10
• Telling Time

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Nouns and Gender

• Nouns and Their Gender
• Plural Nouns

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Family and Relationships

• Family Members
• Relationships

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Pronouns and Possessives

• Personal Pronouns
• Possessive Pronouns

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Food and Dining

• Common Foods
• Eating Out

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Verbs and Tenses

• Present Tense
• Past Tense

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Travel and Transportation

• Modes of Transportation
• Asking for Directions

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Adjectives and Adverbs

• Adjectives
• Adverbs

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Hobbies and Leisure

• Hobbies
• Leisure Activities

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Ukrainian Traditions and Holidays

• Traditions
• Holidays

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Prepositions and Conjunctions

• Prepositions
• Conjunctions

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Shopping and Services

• Shopping Vocabulary
• Services Vocabulary

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Ukrainian Cuisine

• Traditional Dishes
• Eating Habits

Sources

• Ukrainian lessons: Numbers 1 through 10
• Ukrainian numbers — Of Languages and Numbers
• Numbers in Ukrainian - Числа - Ukrainian Lessons

Other Lessons

• Family
• Eating Out
• Time
• Health
• Transportation
• Basic Greetings
• Clothes
• Animal
• Telling Time
• Culture and the Arts

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