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In today's lesson, we will learn the purpose of Ukrainian cases and when to use them! | In today's lesson, we will learn the purpose of Ukrainian cases and when to use them! | ||
==How to Use Ukrainian Cases== | |||
Cases are very important and not using them changes the meaning sometimes slightly: | Cases are very important and not using them changes the meaning sometimes slightly: | ||
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In today's lesson, we will learn the purpose of Ukrainian cases and when to use them!
How to Use Ukrainian Cases
Cases are very important and not using them changes the meaning sometimes slightly:
- Я вчу українську - I learn Ukrainian
- Я вчу українською - I learn through Ukrainian (as in the lessons are in Ukrainian)
But sometimes it can make the meaning very different!
- Мама їсть курку. - Mom is eating the chicken.
- Маму їсть курка. - The chicken is eating mom.
Though I suppose, if you were saying the second one in a calm tone, they might cop on that your mother wasn't really being eaten by a chicken.
Here is the list of cases and there uses
- Nominative Case
- Genitive Case
- Dative Case*
- Accusative Case*
- Instrumental Case
- Locative Case
- Vocative Case
Source
https://forum.duolingo.com/comment/17637411/Overview-Of-Ukrainian-Grammar-UK-GRAMMAR-PORTAL
Videos
Ukrainian Cases Explained | Ukrainian Language Grammar Lesson ...
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- Future Tense
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- Adverbs of time, place, intention and cause