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Ukrainian lesson. Ukrainian pronunciation

Different sound in Ukrainian pronunciation. Check if you can recognize it.

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stlev99 commented on 26 Nov 2015
Hi, Olga. I just discovered your youtube channel today, so I realize this is an older video but I have a couple of questions/comments. 1. It sounds to me like you say your name as "Olia". Why do you write "olga"? Is it my hearing problem? 2. Can you talk a little more about the sound и in Ukrainian. How does it compare to short "i" in English? How does it compare to "y" in Polish, and ы in Russian. I guess I am having trouble catching the articulation exactly. Thanks.
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stlev99 commented on 28 Nov 2015
+Olga Reznikova Hi Olia (can I use that name? :) ) Thanks for your explanation. I'll have to listen to more examples, because I'm still not sure about и. I really appreciate your videos.
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Olga Reznikova commented on 27 Nov 2015
+stlev99 No hearing problem)) Olga is full name, but we uased to call by short name - Olia) и sound the same like in English word - pitch, fitch....I don't know exactly Polish "y", but Ukrainian и and Russian ы іs different)
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Margarita Velasquez commented on 26 Jun 2015
Thanks for your videos. I just got a question. What puckish means my ex boyfriend used to call me like that but I don't really know how to spell it in Ukrainian??? I would really like to know more about how relationships with Ukrainian man's are and why my relationship with him didn't work? He still say he is waiting for me and he doesn't do anything to be with me but I know he still like me because when I see him he gets seedy and cold and nervous. He was in the military at the Ukrainian border with Russia. Please I need some feedback. Thanks!!!
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Olga Reznikova commented on 27 Jun 2015
+Margarita VelasquezI even don't know what can puckish mean. And something similar, is which sentences he use this word?About relationship, it's very individual. It's not problem with Ukrainian, it's just problem in person. To know why your relation didn't work, I need to know all your story in details, so maybe then I can suggest you something from my experience)))
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Niel Dooley commented on 04 Apr 2015
I can hear difference between х and г clearly. the x sound is very easy for me to do, because we have it in English, but I have to think about the г sound. It seems to be a mix between x sound and softly breathed English h sound.
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Niel Dooley commented on 29 Aug 2015
+Okseeeee Yes, I know what you mean.
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Okseeeee commented on 27 Aug 2015
+Niel Dooley The way how I try to describe it to my American friends is that you can whisper 'x' , breath it out of your throat without using your voice, but 'г' HAS to have a throat sound in addition to breathing air out. You cannot whisper it. Kind of like the difference between 'd' and 't' sound. You will fully hear 't' sound if whispered, or if the voice is not used at all, but 'd' HAS to have some voice added to 't' to sound like 'd'.
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Olga Reznikova commented on 05 Apr 2015
That's cool, because not all people hear this difference)
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Alexandra Maria Brici commented on 15 Mar 2015
I really don't get this thing with all these 'G's and 'H's in Ukrainian language. A little bit more help here? Thank you.
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Okseeeee commented on 27 Aug 2015
+Alexandra Maria Brici The way how I describe the difference to my American friends is that you can whisper 'x' , breath it out of your throat without using your voice, but 'г' HAS to have a throat sound in addition to breathing air out. You cannot whisper it. Kind of like the difference between 'd' and 't' sound. You will fully hear 't' sound if whispered, or if the voice is not used at all, but 'd' HAS to have some voice added to 't' to sound like 'd'.
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Alexandr Mosotovoy commented on 18 Apr 2015
+Alexandra Maria Brici it is simply. "H" is pronoced without vocal cords, and 'G' in the same way but with vocal cords. It is difficult to understand for native speakers that these usualy different sounds have only one simple differenсe. )
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Olga Reznikova commented on 15 Mar 2015
I think you need to practice in pronuncing it, and then you can hear it)
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Nikolai Harhai commented on 16 Feb 2015
For example my last name in Ukrainian is Гаргай. The first letter is pronounced as an H not as a G in Russian.
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Nikolai Harhai commented on 21 Feb 2015
+Olga Reznikova Fantastic! I will watch it now!
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Olga Reznikova commented on 21 Feb 2015
+Nikolai Harhai So now you can see my new movie about religion in Ukraine.
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Olga Reznikova commented on 18 Feb 2015
I'm just jocking) I just want to learn this theme more to make an expert movie)))
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Nikolai Harhai commented on 18 Feb 2015
Also, I didn't realize there were that many types of religions in Ukraine. I am surprised!
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Nikolai Harhai commented on 18 Feb 2015
Okay. Yes don't spoil it for me:) I am looking forward to the video:)
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Olga Reznikova commented on 18 Feb 2015
I don't tell you any more, because you will not want to see my movie about churches)))Actually, we have a lot of christian branches here in Ukraine, but Catholic and Orthodox is the biggest one.Also we have Pentacostals, Mormons... We have mormon temple here one to all East Europe. Also there is Adventists, Jehovah's Witnesses and Baptists. And maybe some others, I need to see officcial statistic.And it's only about christians.
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Nikolai Harhai commented on 18 Feb 2015
Very cool! So the only two christian religions in Ukraine are Orthodox and Catholic?
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Olga Reznikova commented on 18 Feb 2015
I was baptized when I was a child as orthodox, but I guess I'm agnostic.
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Nikolai Harhai commented on 18 Feb 2015
+Olga Reznikova oh wow! I did not know that. Do you belong or go to a church?
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Nikolai Harhai commented on 17 Feb 2015
Then of course there are the beautiful cities of Ukraine like Odessa which I've always wanted to see.
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Olga Reznikova commented on 17 Feb 2015
Yes, I alreasy have it, but again, I want to make new one)) Thank you for your ideas! Because sometimes I have no clue what talking about)
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Nikolai Harhai commented on 17 Feb 2015
Also, you might want to do a video on Ukraine names for boys and girls.
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Olga Reznikova commented on 17 Feb 2015
Ukrainians was very religious, but when there was Soviet Unian, it was forbidden, so my parents grow up in atheistic country. 
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Nikolai Harhai commented on 17 Feb 2015
You know it is interesting. So many online friends I've made in Ukraine and Russia say they don't go to church. Church is a thing of the past. It is not that way here in the U.S.A. I was brought up to go to church, and we have beautiful Ukrainian churches here in the Washington DC area and where I'm originally from near the Pittsburgh Pennsylvania area.
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Nikolai Harhai commented on 17 Feb 2015
Okay, cool! Will you do that after the video about Ukraine churches?
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Olga Reznikova commented on 17 Feb 2015
Yes, I thought about video of Donbass war and already made it, but I don't like it I need to make one another)
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Nikolai Harhai commented on 17 Feb 2015
Very cool!:) looking forward to the video about churches in Ukraine:)) I am part of a Facebook group about 1 million people around the world in support of Ukraine's freedom. Have you thought about doing videos on the war or Kieven Rus?
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Olga Reznikova commented on 17 Feb 2015
I'm so glad to hear about it) It inspire me to make more videos)
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Nikolai Harhai commented on 17 Feb 2015
I will wait and watch for it. I watch your videos every night before going to sleep. I'm working on learning Ukrainian language:)
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Olga Reznikova commented on 17 Feb 2015
Ok, wait just some days)
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Nikolai Harhai commented on 17 Feb 2015
+Olga Reznikova Ooo, I can't wait. It will be so good))
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Olga Reznikova commented on 17 Feb 2015
Ok, I try) I'm not expert in religion, but I think I will make it this weekend)
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Nikolai Harhai commented on 17 Feb 2015
Also, please do a video on Ukrainian churches and the differences between Catholic and Orthodox.
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Nikolai Harhai commented on 17 Feb 2015
+Olga Reznikova what about orthodox church in Ukraine? Are more orthodox churches found in east or west Ukraine?
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Nikolai Harhai commented on 17 Feb 2015
Nice name! If I ever have a son, I might like to name him "Bojko."
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Olga Reznikova commented on 16 Feb 2015
Vasyl. Is it important? Boyko is vey ery popular surname Ukraine.
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Nikolai Harhai commented on 16 Feb 2015
What is your grandfather's boyko name?
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Nikolai Harhai commented on 16 Feb 2015
+Olga Reznikova yes, ukrainetrek.com says Boyko can be a first name: "Ukrainian ethnic group name turned surname turned forename. It started with a group of Ukrainian montagnards of the Carpathian highlands; it is from this ethnic group that the surname derived which turned to forename."
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Olga Reznikova commented on 16 Feb 2015
+Nikolai Harhai Boyko - ukrainian first name? No, never)))
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Nikolai Harhai commented on 16 Feb 2015
I will look up the village where he was born!
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Nikolai Harhai commented on 16 Feb 2015
Very interesting that your grandfather had a boyko surname. Was his surname "Boyko" or a different name? Because I've been reading that "Boyko" can be a Ukrainian first name.
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Nikolai Harhai commented on 16 Feb 2015
Which area of Ukraine do you live in? My family is orthodox. Which area of Ukraine is mostly orthodox?
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Olga Reznikova commented on 16 Feb 2015
We use church, why not?) We just have to use register office to make our marriage officcial, but if you believe in God and want to use church - you are welcome.I know that in West Ukraine maybe 90% marriage is in church. (West Ukraine is mostly catholic).And in other part of Ukraine it depends from people)
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Nikolai Harhai commented on 16 Feb 2015
Surname is the last name. Haha! Very interesting to know:) Thank you for looking this up and giving me the information. I am going to some Ukrainian Heritage Festivals this summer in New York to trace my ancestors:) also why do people in Ukraine not use the church for weddings anymore? I am going to a Ukrainian Orthodox church in Silver Spring Maryland here in the United States.
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Olga Reznikova commented on 16 Feb 2015
Is in English name and surname the same? It confused me)))It's surname and yes, maybe mostly it's western. But in Soviet Union people moved a lot in the country, so now I think you can find this surname everywhere in Ukraine)
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Nikolai Harhai commented on 16 Feb 2015
Looks more like a western name, right?
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Nikolai Harhai commented on 16 Feb 2015
Very cool! You don't think it's a surname?
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Olga Reznikova commented on 16 Feb 2015
So here is your surname list)))//vk.com/id116785011//vk.com/id148395808https://www.facebook.com/tgargaihttps://www.facebook.com/hritina.gargajhttps://www.facebook.com/diana.gargai  And can be more, more and more... I just think it's name, not surname)
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Olga Reznikova commented on 16 Feb 2015
My grandfather had surname Boyko too))He was born in Central Ukraine in village calls Boykivshyna, where mostly people have this surname
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Olga Reznikova commented on 16 Feb 2015
Yes, can be))) I also think that's more Western Ukraine surname)
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Nikolai Harhai commented on 16 Feb 2015
Also, I know my grandparents were born somewhere in western Ukraine. My Grandmother's name was a boyko name and Grandfather Harhai was lemko name.
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Nikolai Harhai commented on 16 Feb 2015
I know of a Harhai family in Clifton New Jersey who says their ancestors are from western Ukraine and some Harhaj's in Canada who say they are proud Ukrainians.
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Olga Reznikova commented on 16 Feb 2015
Ooops, I understand) You told about last name) So I'll find a lot of person with this last name in Google)Just look at Vkontakte
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Nikolai Harhai commented on 16 Feb 2015
You still think it is a very old name?
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Nikolai Harhai commented on 16 Feb 2015
Right. It is my surname.
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Olga Reznikova commented on 16 Feb 2015
Yes, it's surname, not middle name)
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Nikolai Harhai commented on 16 Feb 2015
Check this guy out.https://plus.google.com/102064745924674100683
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Nikolai Harhai commented on 16 Feb 2015
You mean it is the name of some villages in Ukraine?
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Olga Reznikova commented on 16 Feb 2015
So ok, I'll already ask Google, and there is the name of some villages in Ukraine, ot surname. But no name :(
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Nikolai Harhai commented on 16 Feb 2015
It was originally spelled Harhaj or Harhay.
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Nikolai Harhai commented on 16 Feb 2015
Thank you))
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Olga Reznikova commented on 16 Feb 2015
Ok, I'll notice it)
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Nikolai Harhai commented on 16 Feb 2015
Let me know if you find anyone with this name in Ukraine when you Google it.
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Nikolai Harhai commented on 16 Feb 2015
It is a lemko name from the Carpathian Mountains
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Nikolai Harhai commented on 16 Feb 2015
Yes, probably. My friend who works at Ukrainian Weekly in the United States says it is very much a Ukrainian name.
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Olga Reznikova commented on 16 Feb 2015
Can be, maybe this is very old name or just unique name)
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Nikolai Harhai commented on 16 Feb 2015
Haha, if you Google it, you'll find some with this name in west Ukraine near Lviv and supposedly one person with this name in Mariupol.
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Olga Reznikova commented on 16 Feb 2015
Yes, it's ukrainian sound))But I've never heard about this name.

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Rita Kobyljanskaya commented on 24 Sep 2015
I will say to my husband. He's ukrainian. Greetings from Poland ;)
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Lolozzz1990 commented on 06 Oct 2015
+Rita Kobyljanskaya Бажаю Вам гарно відсвяткувати і успіхів у вивченні мови!!
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Rita Kobyljanskaya commented on 05 Oct 2015
+Lolozzz1990 Ya vyvchayu ukrainsku movu. Next year we're going to marry in ukrainian village style. We already had catholic marriage in Poland. Mij Andriusha govorit duzhe dobre po polskoyu. Ya vyvchala vzhe rosjsku movu.
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Lolozzz1990 commented on 05 Oct 2015
+Rita Kobyljanskaya You never know how destiny may surprise you!! Another proof that learning languages is great!! :) 
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Rita Kobyljanskaya commented on 04 Oct 2015
+Lolozzz1990 Znayesh? When I started to date my husband I said him: I have to tell you something important: Ya tebe kohayu! Two years before I made ukrainian friends at Taizé meeting in Rome, Italy and they taught me how to say I love you in ukrainian and never have I thought I would have fallen in love with an ukrainian guy. Never have I dremt to marry an ukrainian guy. ANDRIYUSHA YA TEBE KOHAYU!
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Lolozzz1990 commented on 04 Oct 2015
+Rita Kobyljanskaya I think he will appreciate! Love from Ukraine xx
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Rami Al Mamrei commented on 24 Aug 2015
i guess u speak mix Russia Ukraine most of the people in Ukraine speak like that special in West of Ukraine. The original Ukraine mainly use in government, Events and official Speeches
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Rami Al Mamrei commented on 05 Oct 2015
Yah East,, sorry ur right, thanks for correcting me
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Lolozzz1990 commented on 04 Oct 2015
+Rami Al Mamrei You meant East i guess :) In West we're mixing Ukrainian with Polish but very little
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Rami Al Mamrei commented on 24 Aug 2015
thanks for the video. you're Ty duzhe myla and Ty klasna.
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Lolozzz1990 commented on 04 Oct 2015
+Rami Al Mamrei Thank you for watching xx
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Stevo Kenneth Atkinson commented on 22 May 2015
Thank you .. was a great help to me.. as would like to say this to my ukrainian fiance.. Thx
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Lolozzz1990 commented on 23 May 2015
+Stevo Kenneth Atkinson You're very welcome :)
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C1929 commented on 21 Apr 2015
I am planning to develop my Ukrainian language this summer and your videos are very helpful so thank you :) I wanted to ask can you tell me please is there a Ukrainian equivalent to the Russian в конце концов? Or something which means eventually/finally/in the end of the end? 
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Lolozzz1990 commented on 21 Apr 2015
You're very welcome :) 
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C1929 commented on 21 Apr 2015
Ahh fantastic that helps me so much! Thanks - you're the best :) x
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Lolozzz1990 commented on 21 Apr 2015
+C1929 thank you :) eventually/finally.... etc. will be нарешті (narEshti) in Ukrainian, hope this helps xx

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