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In our journey through the Ukrainian language, understanding how to tell time and schedule appointments is essential. Not only does it help you navigate daily life, but it also enriches your conversations and interactions with native speakers. Being able to discuss time can open doors to social gatherings, work commitments, and even simple casual chats. In this lesson, we will delve into the vocabulary related to time and scheduling, providing you with the tools to express yourself confidently.
 
We'll start with the basics of telling time, then move into scheduling appointments, including common phrases and examples. By the end of this lesson, you should feel comfortable discussing time-related topics in Ukrainian.


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== Introduction ==
=== Telling Time in Ukrainian ===
 
Telling time is one of the foundational skills you'll need. In Ukrainian, the way you express time is quite different from English. Let’s break it down step by step.
 
==== Basic Vocabulary for Time ====
 
Before we dive into the specifics, let’s familiarize ourselves with some key vocabulary. Here are the most essential words related to telling time:
 
{| class="wikitable"
 
! Ukrainian !! Pronunciation !! English
 
|-
 
| година || hodyna || hour
 
|-
 
| хвилина || khvylyna || minute
 
|-
 
| секунда || sekunda || second
 
|-
 
| рано || rano || early
 
|-
 
| пізно || pizno || late
 
|-
 
| зараз || zaraz || now
 
|-
 
| о || o || at (preposition for time)
 
|-
 
| сьогодні || syohodni || today
 
|-
 
| завтра || zavtra || tomorrow
 
|-
 
| вчора || vchora || yesterday
 
|}
 
==== How to Tell Time ====
 
In Ukrainian, telling time usually follows a structure that is a bit different from English. You often say "It's ... o'clock" as "О ... година" (O ... hodyna).
 
For instance:
 
* '''1:00 PM''' - О першій годині (O pershiy hodyni)
 
* '''2:00 PM''' - О другій годині (O druhi y hodyni)
 
* '''3:00 PM''' - О третій годині (O tretiy hodyni)
 
Now, let's see a few more examples in a table format:
 
{| class="wikitable"
 
! Ukrainian !! Pronunciation !! English
 
|-
 
| О першій годині || O pershiy hodyni || At one o'clock
 
|-
 
| О другій годині || O druhi y hodyni || At two o'clock
 
|-
 
| О третій годині || O tretiy hodyni || At three o'clock
 
|-
 
| О четвертій годині || O chetverti hodyni || At four o'clock
 
|-
 
| О п'ятій годині || O pyatiy hodyni || At five o'clock


Welcome to the lesson on Ukrainian vocabulary for time and scheduling. In this lesson, you will learn how to tell time, schedule appointments, and talk about daily routines in Ukrainian. Time and scheduling are important aspects of everyday life, and mastering these vocabulary words will greatly enhance your ability to communicate in Ukrainian. By the end of this lesson, you will be able to confidently talk about time and make appointments in Ukrainian. So let's get started!
|-
 
| О шостій годині || O shostiy hodyni || At six o'clock
 
|-
 
| О сьомій годині || O syomiy hodyni || At seven o'clock
 
|-
 
| О восьмій годині || O vos'miy hodyni || At eight o'clock
 
|-
 
| О дев'ятій годині || O dev'yatiy hodyni || At nine o'clock
 
|-
 
| О десятій годині || O desyatiy hodyni || At ten o'clock
 
|}


== Talking about Time ==
When expressing time beyond the hour, you would say the number of minutes after the hour. For example:


=== Telling the Time ===
* '''1:15 PM''' - О першій п'ятнадцять (O pershiy pyatnadtsyat)


In Ukrainian, there are two main ways to tell the time: the 12-hour clock and the 24-hour clock. Let's start with the 12-hour clock, which is more commonly used in everyday conversations.
* '''2:30 PM''' - О другій тридцять (O druhi y trydtsyat)


To ask "What time is it?" in Ukrainian, you can say "Котра година?" (Kotra hodyna?).
* '''3:45 PM''' - О третій сорок п'ять (O tretiy sorok pyat)


Here are some examples of how to tell the time in Ukrainian:
Let’s see this in a table:


{| class="wikitable"
{| class="wikitable"
! Ukrainian !! Pronunciation !! English Translation
 
! Ukrainian !! Pronunciation !! English
 
|-
|-
| Одинадцять годин || Odynadtsiat hodyn || 11 o'clock
 
| О першій п'ятнадцять || O pershiy pyatnadtsyat || At one fifteen
 
|-
|-
| Дванадцять годин || Dvanadtsiat hodyn || 12 o'clock
 
| О другій тридцять || O druhi y trydtsyat || At two thirty
 
|-
|-
| Дві години || Dvi hodyny || 2 o'clock
 
| О третій сорок п'ять || O tretiy sorok pyat || At three forty-five
 
|-
|-
| Чотири години || Chotyry hodyny || 4 o'clock
 
| О четвертій двадцять || O chetverti dvadtsyat || At four twenty
 
|-
|-
| П'ять годин || Piat hodyn || 5 o'clock
 
| О п'ятій тридцять п'ять || O pyatiy trydtsyat pyat || At five thirty-five
 
|-
|-
| Сім годин || Sim hodyn || 7 o'clock
 
| О шостій п'ятнадцять || O shostiy pyatnadtsyat || At six fifteen
 
|-
|-
| Дев'ять годин || Deviat hodyn || 9 o'clock
 
| О сьомій двадцять || O syomiy dvadtsyat || At seven twenty
 
|-
 
| О восьмій тридцять || O vos'miy trydtsyat || At eight thirty
 
|-
 
| О дев'ятій п'ятдесят || O dev'yatiy pid'yatdesyat || At nine fifty
 
|-
 
| О десятій двадцять п'ять || O desyatiy dvadtsyat pyat || At ten twenty-five
 
|}
|}


As you can see, the word "години" (hodyny) is used to mean "o'clock" in Ukrainian. Keep in mind that the numbers in Ukrainian have different forms depending on the gender of the noun they modify. For example, "один" (odyn) is used with masculine nouns, "одна" (odna) is used with feminine nouns, and "одне" (odne) is used with neuter nouns. This is something you will learn more about in the Intermediate Grammar section of this course.
==== Asking for the Time ====
 
When you want to ask someone for the time, you can say:
 
* '''Скільки часу?''' (Skil'ky chasu?) - "What time is it?"
 
You can also ask:
 
* '''Котра година?''' (Kotra hodyna?) - "What hour is it?"
 
Response to these questions will usually be in the format we've discussed above.


Now let's move on to the 24-hour clock, which is commonly used in written schedules, transportation timetables, and official documents.
=== Scheduling Appointments ===


To ask "What time is it?" in the 24-hour clock format, you can say "Скільки годин?" (Skilky hodyn?).
Now that you know how to tell time, let’s move on to scheduling appointments. This is equally important for daily communication.


Here are some examples of how to tell the time in Ukrainian using the 24-hour clock:
==== Common Phrases for Scheduling ====
 
Here are some essential phrases you will use when scheduling:


{| class="wikitable"
{| class="wikitable"
! Ukrainian !! Pronunciation !! English Translation
 
! Ukrainian !! Pronunciation !! English
 
|-
 
| Коли? || Koly? || When?
 
|-
|-
| 13:00 || Тринадцята година || 1:00 PM
 
| У мене є зустріч. || U mene ye zustrich. || I have a meeting.
 
|-
|-
| 17:30 || Сімнадцята тридцять || 5:30 PM
 
| Я хочу зустрітися. || Ya khochu zustritysya. || I want to meet.
 
|-
|-
| 21:45 || Двадцять перша сорок п'ять || 9:45 PM
 
| Чи можемо зустрітися о ...? || Chy mozhemo zustritysya o ...? || Can we meet at ...?
 
|-
 
| Давайте зустрінемося. || Davaite zustrinemosya. || Let’s meet.
 
|-
 
| Я вільний о ... || Ya vil'nyi o ... || I’m free at ...
 
|-
 
| Я зайнятий. || Ya zayniaty. || I’m busy.
 
|-
 
| Як щодо ...? || Yak shchodo ...? || How about ...?
 
|-
|-
| 04:20 || Четверта двадцять || 4:20 AM
 
| Підходить? || Pidkhodit? || Does that work?
 
|-
|-
| 12:00 || Дванадцята година || 12:00 PM
 
| Це зручно? || Tse zručno? || Is it convenient?
 
|}
|}


As you can see, the hours are simply stated in the 24-hour format, followed by the word "година" (hodyna) to mean "hour". The minutes are stated as a number followed by the word "хвилин" (khvylyn) to mean "minutes".
==== Example Scenarios ====
 
Let’s look at some scenarios that demonstrate how you might schedule a meeting in Ukrainian.
 
1. '''You want to meet your friend at 3 PM.'''
 
* '''You:''' Чи можемо зустрітися о третій? (Chy mozhemo zustritysya o tretiy?)
 
* '''Friend:''' Так, це зручно. (Tak, tse zručno.) - Yes, that's convenient.
 
2. '''You are busy at 5 PM.'''
 
* '''You:''' На жаль, я зайнятий о п'ятій. (Na zhal', ya zayniaty o pyatiy.) - Unfortunately, I am busy at five.
 
3. '''You suggest meeting tomorrow at 2 PM.'''
 
* '''You:''' Як щодо завтра о другій? (Yak shchodo zavtra o druhi?) - How about tomorrow at two?
 
4. '''Your friend suggests a time.'''
 
* '''Friend:''' Давайте зустрінемося о шостій. (Davaite zustrinemosya o shostiy.) - Let’s meet at six.
 
* '''You:''' Добре, це підходить. (Dobre, tse pidkhodit.) - Okay, that works.
 
5. '''You want to check your schedule.'''
 
* '''You:''' Я вільний о сьомій. (Ya vil'nyi o syomiy.) - I’m free at seven.
 
=== Practice Exercises ===
 
Now that we’ve covered the vocabulary and phrases, let’s practice what you’ve learned! Here are some exercises to help reinforce your knowledge.
 
1. '''Translate the following sentences into Ukrainian:'''
 
* "What time is it?"
 
* "Can we meet at 4 PM?"
 
* "I have a meeting at 10 AM."
 
* "I’m busy at 6 PM."
 
* "Is it convenient for you to meet at 3 PM?"
 
'''Answers:'''
 
1. Скільки часу?
 
2. Чи можемо зустрітися о четвертій?
 
3. У мене є зустріч о десятій.
 
4. Я зайнятий о шостій.
 
5. Це зручно для тебе зустрітися о третій?
 
2. '''Fill in the blanks with the correct vocabulary:'''
 
* О ___ годині (hour).
 
* Я ___ о ___ (busy/free) (time).
 
* Давайте ___ (meet) о ___ (time).
 
'''Answers:'''
 
1. О третій годині.
 
2. Я вільний о четвертій.
 
3. Давайте зустрінемося о сьомій.
 
3. '''Match the phrases with their meanings:'''
 
* Коли?
 
* Я зайнятий.
 
* Давайте зустрінемося.
 
* Це зручно?
 
'''Answers:'''
 
1. Коли? - When?
 
2. Я зайнятий. - I’m busy.
 
3. Давайте зустрінемося. - Let’s meet.
 
4. Це зручно? - Is it convenient?
 
4. '''Create a dialogue using the vocabulary:'''
 
* Write a short conversation between two friends discussing when to meet.
 
'''Example:'''
 
* Friend 1: Скільки часу? (What time is it?)
 
* Friend 2: О другій годині. (At two o'clock.)
 
* Friend 1: Чи можемо зустрітися о третій? (Can we meet at three?)
 
* Friend 2: Так, це зручно. (Yes, that's convenient.)
 
5. '''Practice telling time:'''
 
* Write down how you would say the following times in Ukrainian:
 
* 5:15
 
* 7:30
 
* 9:45
 
'''Answers:'''
 
1. О п'ятій п'ятнадцять.
 
2. О сьомій тридцять.


=== Asking for the Time ===
3. О дев'ятій сорок п'ять.


To ask someone for the time in Ukrainian, you can use the following phrases:
6. '''Role-play Scheduling:'''


* "Котра година?" (Kotra hodyna?) - What time is it?
* Pair up with a partner and role-play scheduling a meeting. One person should be busy at certain times, while the other tries to find a suitable time to meet.
* "Скільки годин?" (Skilky hodyn?) - How many hours?


Remember to use the appropriate phrase depending on whether you are asking for the time in the 12-hour clock or the 24-hour clock format.
7. '''Listening Comprehension:'''


=== Daily Routines and Scheduling ===
* Listen to a native speaker say various times and practice repeating them. Note any differences in pronunciation.


Now that you know how to tell the time in Ukrainian, let's learn how to talk about daily routines and scheduling appointments.
8. '''Rearranging Sentences:'''


Here are some useful vocabulary words and phrases related to time and scheduling:
* Rearrange these words to form correct sentences:


* Ранок (Ranok) - Morning
* зустріч / о / я / хочу / п'ятій / (I want to meet at five.)
* День (Den) - Day
* Вечір (Vechir) - Evening
* Ніч (Nych) - Night
* Зустріч (Zustrich) - Meeting
* Приймати (Pryimaty) - To have (an appointment)
* Записатися (Zapysatysia) - To make an appointment
* Вільний (Vilnyi) - Free (available)
* Зайнятий (Zainiatyi) - Busy (unavailable)
* Година (Hodyna) - Hour
* Хвилина (Khvylyna) - Minute
* День народження (Den narodzhennia) - Birthday
* Свято (Sviato) - Holiday


Here are some example sentences using these vocabulary words:
* зручно / це / не / (It's not convenient.)


* "Я прокидаюсь о 7 годині ранку." (Ya prokydaius o 7 hodyni ranku.) - I wake up at 7 o'clock in the morning.
'''Answers:'''
* "Моя зустріч розпочинається о 9 годині." (Moya zustrich rozpochynaietsia o 9 hodyni.) - My meeting starts at 9 o'clock.
* "Я хочу записатися до лікаря." (Ya khochu zapysatysia do likaria.) - I want to make an appointment with the doctor.
* "Ви вільні у вівторок ввечері?" (Vy vilni u vivotok vvecheri?) - Are you free on Tuesday evening?
* "Мій день народження в цьому місяці." (Miy den narodzhennia v tsomu misiatsi.) - My birthday is this month.


Remember to use the appropriate verb forms and word order when constructing sentences about time and scheduling. As you continue to practice and expand your vocabulary, you will become more comfortable discussing these topics in Ukrainian.
1. Я хочу зустріч о п'ятій.


== Conclusion ==
2. Це не зручно.


Congratulations! You have completed the lesson on Ukrainian vocabulary for time and scheduling. In this lesson, you learned how to tell the time in both the 12-hour and 24-hour clock formats, as well as how to ask for the time in Ukrainian. You also learned useful vocabulary words and phrases related to daily routines and scheduling appointments. Keep practicing these words and phrases to improve your Ukrainian language skills. In the next lesson, we will explore the topic of transportation in Ukrainian. До побачення! (Do pobachennia!) - Goodbye!
9. '''Fill in the Blanks:'''
 
* Complete the sentences with the correct words:
 
* Я вільний о ___.
 
* Я зайнятий о ___.
 
'''Answers:'''
 
1. Я вільний о п’ятій.
 
2. Я зайнятий о шостій.
 
10. '''Translate the following into English:'''
 
* О восьмій годині я зустрічаюся з другом.
 
* Чи можемо зустрітися завтра о третій?
 
'''Answers:'''
 
1. At eight o'clock, I am meeting a friend.
 
2. Can we meet tomorrow at three?
 
In conclusion, mastering the vocabulary related to time and scheduling will significantly enhance your ability to communicate effectively in Ukrainian. Practice regularly, and soon you’ll find yourself navigating conversations about time with ease.


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Ukrainian → Vocabulary → 0 to A1 Course → Time and Scheduling

In our journey through the Ukrainian language, understanding how to tell time and schedule appointments is essential. Not only does it help you navigate daily life, but it also enriches your conversations and interactions with native speakers. Being able to discuss time can open doors to social gatherings, work commitments, and even simple casual chats. In this lesson, we will delve into the vocabulary related to time and scheduling, providing you with the tools to express yourself confidently.

We'll start with the basics of telling time, then move into scheduling appointments, including common phrases and examples. By the end of this lesson, you should feel comfortable discussing time-related topics in Ukrainian.

Telling Time in Ukrainian[edit | edit source]

Telling time is one of the foundational skills you'll need. In Ukrainian, the way you express time is quite different from English. Let’s break it down step by step.

Basic Vocabulary for Time[edit | edit source]

Before we dive into the specifics, let’s familiarize ourselves with some key vocabulary. Here are the most essential words related to telling time:

Ukrainian Pronunciation English
година hodyna hour
хвилина khvylyna minute
секунда sekunda second
рано rano early
пізно pizno late
зараз zaraz now
о o at (preposition for time)
сьогодні syohodni today
завтра zavtra tomorrow
вчора vchora yesterday

How to Tell Time[edit | edit source]

In Ukrainian, telling time usually follows a structure that is a bit different from English. You often say "It's ... o'clock" as "О ... година" (O ... hodyna).

For instance:

  • 1:00 PM - О першій годині (O pershiy hodyni)
  • 2:00 PM - О другій годині (O druhi y hodyni)
  • 3:00 PM - О третій годині (O tretiy hodyni)

Now, let's see a few more examples in a table format:

Ukrainian Pronunciation English
О першій годині O pershiy hodyni At one o'clock
О другій годині O druhi y hodyni At two o'clock
О третій годині O tretiy hodyni At three o'clock
О четвертій годині O chetverti hodyni At four o'clock
О п'ятій годині O pyatiy hodyni At five o'clock
О шостій годині O shostiy hodyni At six o'clock
О сьомій годині O syomiy hodyni At seven o'clock
О восьмій годині O vos'miy hodyni At eight o'clock
О дев'ятій годині O dev'yatiy hodyni At nine o'clock
О десятій годині O desyatiy hodyni At ten o'clock

When expressing time beyond the hour, you would say the number of minutes after the hour. For example:

  • 1:15 PM - О першій п'ятнадцять (O pershiy pyatnadtsyat)
  • 2:30 PM - О другій тридцять (O druhi y trydtsyat)
  • 3:45 PM - О третій сорок п'ять (O tretiy sorok pyat)

Let’s see this in a table:

Ukrainian Pronunciation English
О першій п'ятнадцять O pershiy pyatnadtsyat At one fifteen
О другій тридцять O druhi y trydtsyat At two thirty
О третій сорок п'ять O tretiy sorok pyat At three forty-five
О четвертій двадцять O chetverti dvadtsyat At four twenty
О п'ятій тридцять п'ять O pyatiy trydtsyat pyat At five thirty-five
О шостій п'ятнадцять O shostiy pyatnadtsyat At six fifteen
О сьомій двадцять O syomiy dvadtsyat At seven twenty
О восьмій тридцять O vos'miy trydtsyat At eight thirty
О дев'ятій п'ятдесят O dev'yatiy pid'yatdesyat At nine fifty
О десятій двадцять п'ять O desyatiy dvadtsyat pyat At ten twenty-five

Asking for the Time[edit | edit source]

When you want to ask someone for the time, you can say:

  • Скільки часу? (Skil'ky chasu?) - "What time is it?"

You can also ask:

  • Котра година? (Kotra hodyna?) - "What hour is it?"

Response to these questions will usually be in the format we've discussed above.

Scheduling Appointments[edit | edit source]

Now that you know how to tell time, let’s move on to scheduling appointments. This is equally important for daily communication.

Common Phrases for Scheduling[edit | edit source]

Here are some essential phrases you will use when scheduling:

Ukrainian Pronunciation English
Коли? Koly? When?
У мене є зустріч. U mene ye zustrich. I have a meeting.
Я хочу зустрітися. Ya khochu zustritysya. I want to meet.
Чи можемо зустрітися о ...? Chy mozhemo zustritysya o ...? Can we meet at ...?
Давайте зустрінемося. Davaite zustrinemosya. Let’s meet.
Я вільний о ... Ya vil'nyi o ... I’m free at ...
Я зайнятий. Ya zayniaty. I’m busy.
Як щодо ...? Yak shchodo ...? How about ...?
Підходить? Pidkhodit? Does that work?
Це зручно? Tse zručno? Is it convenient?

Example Scenarios[edit | edit source]

Let’s look at some scenarios that demonstrate how you might schedule a meeting in Ukrainian.

1. You want to meet your friend at 3 PM.

  • You: Чи можемо зустрітися о третій? (Chy mozhemo zustritysya o tretiy?)
  • Friend: Так, це зручно. (Tak, tse zručno.) - Yes, that's convenient.

2. You are busy at 5 PM.

  • You: На жаль, я зайнятий о п'ятій. (Na zhal', ya zayniaty o pyatiy.) - Unfortunately, I am busy at five.

3. You suggest meeting tomorrow at 2 PM.

  • You: Як щодо завтра о другій? (Yak shchodo zavtra o druhi?) - How about tomorrow at two?

4. Your friend suggests a time.

  • Friend: Давайте зустрінемося о шостій. (Davaite zustrinemosya o shostiy.) - Let’s meet at six.
  • You: Добре, це підходить. (Dobre, tse pidkhodit.) - Okay, that works.

5. You want to check your schedule.

  • You: Я вільний о сьомій. (Ya vil'nyi o syomiy.) - I’m free at seven.

Practice Exercises[edit | edit source]

Now that we’ve covered the vocabulary and phrases, let’s practice what you’ve learned! Here are some exercises to help reinforce your knowledge.

1. Translate the following sentences into Ukrainian:

  • "What time is it?"
  • "Can we meet at 4 PM?"
  • "I have a meeting at 10 AM."
  • "I’m busy at 6 PM."
  • "Is it convenient for you to meet at 3 PM?"

Answers:

1. Скільки часу?

2. Чи можемо зустрітися о четвертій?

3. У мене є зустріч о десятій.

4. Я зайнятий о шостій.

5. Це зручно для тебе зустрітися о третій?

2. Fill in the blanks with the correct vocabulary:

  • О ___ годині (hour).
  • Я ___ о ___ (busy/free) (time).
  • Давайте ___ (meet) о ___ (time).

Answers:

1. О третій годині.

2. Я вільний о четвертій.

3. Давайте зустрінемося о сьомій.

3. Match the phrases with their meanings:

  • Коли?
  • Я зайнятий.
  • Давайте зустрінемося.
  • Це зручно?

Answers:

1. Коли? - When?

2. Я зайнятий. - I’m busy.

3. Давайте зустрінемося. - Let’s meet.

4. Це зручно? - Is it convenient?

4. Create a dialogue using the vocabulary:

  • Write a short conversation between two friends discussing when to meet.

Example:

  • Friend 1: Скільки часу? (What time is it?)
  • Friend 2: О другій годині. (At two o'clock.)
  • Friend 1: Чи можемо зустрітися о третій? (Can we meet at three?)
  • Friend 2: Так, це зручно. (Yes, that's convenient.)

5. Practice telling time:

  • Write down how you would say the following times in Ukrainian:
  • 5:15
  • 7:30
  • 9:45

Answers:

1. О п'ятій п'ятнадцять.

2. О сьомій тридцять.

3. О дев'ятій сорок п'ять.

6. Role-play Scheduling:

  • Pair up with a partner and role-play scheduling a meeting. One person should be busy at certain times, while the other tries to find a suitable time to meet.

7. Listening Comprehension:

  • Listen to a native speaker say various times and practice repeating them. Note any differences in pronunciation.

8. Rearranging Sentences:

  • Rearrange these words to form correct sentences:
  • зустріч / о / я / хочу / п'ятій / (I want to meet at five.)
  • зручно / це / не / (It's not convenient.)

Answers:

1. Я хочу зустріч о п'ятій.

2. Це не зручно.

9. Fill in the Blanks:

  • Complete the sentences with the correct words:
  • Я вільний о ___.
  • Я зайнятий о ___.

Answers:

1. Я вільний о п’ятій.

2. Я зайнятий о шостій.

10. Translate the following into English:

  • О восьмій годині я зустрічаюся з другом.
  • Чи можемо зустрітися завтра о третій?

Answers:

1. At eight o'clock, I am meeting a friend.

2. Can we meet tomorrow at three?

In conclusion, mastering the vocabulary related to time and scheduling will significantly enhance your ability to communicate effectively in Ukrainian. Practice regularly, and soon you’ll find yourself navigating conversations about time with ease.

Table of Contents - Ukrainian Course - 0 to A1[edit source]


Greetings and Introductions


The Ukrainian Alphabet and Pronunciation


Numbers and Time


Nouns and Gender


Family and Relationships


Pronouns and Possessives


Food and Dining


Verbs and Tenses


Travel and Transportation


Adjectives and Adverbs


Hobbies and Leisure


Ukrainian Traditions and Holidays


Prepositions and Conjunctions


Shopping and Services


Ukrainian Cuisine

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