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Old 22nd January 2002, 16:29
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When do you use ïî before a word? For example, what's the difference between "po chekati" and just "chekati"?


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P.S. Irinka, I asked you about this a while ago, but I just wanted to know the meaning, and now I'm asking about the usage too.
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Old 27th January 2002, 11:08
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I think, one is to wait the other just simply wait
ii sometimes can be a proposition as the Spanish y or English and. Ukranians sor of like to stress ii sounds adding lekh immediately after ii means waiting for them
Anyway may latin version of Ukranian is appalling I must admit to slightly better at Russian though unless of course you want to use Spanish hehe!


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Old 28th January 2002, 03:28
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Ricardo vive en Ukraine

Ricarlo hola, te queria preguntar si vive en Ukraine, porque quiero ir para alla en el verano is estoi buscando una persona que viva alla que hable English,Spanol or Aleman.Carlo1
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Old 28th January 2002, 19:56
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Sorry I'm not always here to answer your questions on time..
I must say at the guys above are doing a very good job

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Old 29th January 2002, 10:51
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Thanks Irinka
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Old 19th February 2002, 22:44
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Meaning of 'ïî'

Ukrainian prefix 'ïî-' ususally means that action is limited in time and/or perfective aspect of the verb.
For meanings of the preposition 'ïî' it is the best to consult Ukrainian-English Dictionary.
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