Today we will learn two ways to say "I HAVE" in Ukrainian in the Present tense (Past and future tenses you will find in the next lesson:    • Ukrainian lesson 6.  "I HAVE" in Past...  ).
We will see what's the difference between "У мене є" and "Я маю" structures. Also will learn a bit of grammar theory the difference between habeolanguages and esselanguages, and why it is important for the Ukrainian language.

In this video, we will also take a quick first look at the concepts of Nominative and Accusative cases in Ukrainian and the verb conjugation topic.

We will also learn when we need to skip (or omit) the verb "є" in the structure "У мене є...".

Зміст уроку / Lesson content:

00:00 beginning / початок
00:41 two types of languages: habeo & esse
02:07 two types of the structure "I HAVE" in Ukrainian
02:51 "У мене є + Nominative case"
05:43 practice
06:25 how to ask "do you have ...?" in Ukrainian
08:04 how to give a short answer: "Yes, I have" or "No, I don't have"
08:44 "Я маю + Accusative case"
10:15 how to form Accusative case of Ukrainian nouns
12:43 practice
15:10 repetition
15:40 when to omit (skip) the verb Є in the structure "У мене є..."
18:45 gratitude to my Patrons

Make notes, repeat by me, use the new vocabulary in practice, write down your own examples in comments and learn Ukrainian with pleasure :)

Урок української мови для іноземцівпочатківців. (УМІ)
Конструкція I HAVE в українській мові. У мене є + називний відмінок. Я маю + знахідний відмінок. Habeoмови та Esseмови.

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Kindly,
Nika Minchenko,
Your Ukrainian language teacher,
VERBA language school