розмова українською

[Lvivske]

Originally Posted by bm-21Lemko

будь ласка (bood laska) - please

this is more formal in a way, "be giving" in a way literally, "if you please" is what i got from the dictionary

NORMALLY someone says (proshu) прошу. this is also used as a "your welcome", if someone says thank you "dyakoyu" you respond with proshu

[Lvivske]

Originally Posted by stepanstas

Even though everyone says "привет" in Ukraine, I hate it. "Привіт" (pryvit)

ukie Yi's vs. ruskie Yo's

[вікторія]

[QUOTE=bm-21Lemko;92206]I know a lot of people have been asking for language help so i decided to start one to help people with some basics.

We shall start off with introductions.

добрий день (dobre den) - good day(Lit.)/hello/how do you do

прошу заходити - ( with accents of the o's for stress) - (proshoo zakhoditi) -please come in

як справи (yak spravy) - how are you

Tak -yes

Hi -(nee) no

дякую (dyakooyu) - thank you

добре (dobre) - fine/good

а як ти (a yak tee) - and you

будь ласка (bood laska) - please

непогано (nepohano) - not bad

привет (preevet) - hi

щасливо (shcha sly vo) - cheerio

допобачення (dopobachen nya) - goodbye
привіт!
як життя (yak zhyt - tya) - how's life[/QUOT правільно сказати how is everything? or how is it going?
щасливо (shcha sly vo) - cheerio правільно stay well, be happy
а як ти (a yak tee) - and you правіільно сказати how are you doing? is everything OK?
непогано (nepohano) - not bad правільно very well