LanguageKnow Dictionary

[Nema za shcho.]

Context: A polite response after someone thanks you.

[Ne turbuisia pro tse.]

Context: Used to reassure someone and tell them not to fret.

[pro-bach-te ya ne kho-tiv vas o-bra-zy-ty]

Context: An apology used to clarify that an offense was unintentional.

[Ya ne znayu]

Context: Responding when you lack information.

[Pane / Pani]

Context: Used as a formal way to address a man or a woman.

[ya ne rozumiyu]

Context: Used when you do not follow what someone is saying.

[me-NE ZVA-ty]

Context: Used when introducing yourself to someone new.

[Las-ka-vo pro-sy-mo]

Context: A warm welcome when guests arrive.

[Ya tak ne vvazhaiu.]

Context: Used to politely disagree with someone's opinion.

[Ya prosto dyvlyusya]

Context: Telling a shop assistant you don't need help yet.

[z dnem na-ro-dzhen-nya]

Context: Used to congratulate someone on their birthday.

[dav-no ne ba-chy-ly-sya]

Context: Used when meeting someone you haven't seen for a significant period.

[Yak proity do tsentru?]

Context: Used when asking for directions to the city center.

[U mene bolyt horlo]

Context: Used to explain a specific symptom to others or a doctor.

[Vy me-ne dob-re chu-ye-te?]

Context: When checking the sound quality during a phone or video call.

[dya-ky-yu za za-pro-shen-nya]

Context: Used to thank someone for inviting you to a party or event.

[Koly my zustrinemosia?]

Context: Used when planning a time for a meeting.

[U mene bolyt holova.]

Context: When describing a physical condition to someone.

[Pereproshuiu za turbotu]

Context: Used when you need to interrupt someone or ask for a favor.

[yak proy-shov tviy den']

Context: A casual question used to ask a friend or family member about their day.

[U me-ne ve-ly-ka ro-dy-na.]

Context: Describing the size of one's family.

[Bud laska prokhodte]

Context: Inviting someone into a room.

[Vybachte za zapiznennya]

Context: Apologizing for arriving after the scheduled time.

[U vas ie shchos' pros-TI-she?]

Context: Asking for an easier option or a simpler product.

[U mene alerhiya na pylok.]

Context: Explaining seasonal health symptoms in spring.

[tse bu-la ne-za-but-nya po-di-ya]

Context: After attending a concert, wedding, or wonderful trip.

[U mene sukha shkira vzymku.]

Context: Talking about skin care or medical symptoms.

[Tsia KIM-na-ta DU-zhe pros-TO-ra.]

Context: Describing a large or airy room.

[Pereproshuiu, de tut apteka?]

Context: Asking for directions to a pharmacy.

[U mene vysoka temperatura]

Context: Used to report a symptom of illness.

[Po-che-kay-te me-ne bi-lya vkho-du.]

Context: When arranging a specific meeting point with someone.

[my ra-ni-she ne zus-tri-cha-ly-sya]

Context: Used when you think you recognize someone you are meeting.

[pe-re-pro-shu-yu za nez-ruch-nist']

Context: Used to apologize for causing a minor problem or interruption.

[PIS-lya do-SHCHU PAKH-ne SVI-zhis-tyu]

Context: Used to describe the pleasant scent of nature after rainfall.

[tse sprav-zhnye ne-po-ro-zu-min-nya]

Context: Used when explaining that a situation occurred due to a lack of clarity.

[Tut DU-zhe HAR-ne o-svit-LEN-nia.]

Context: Complimenting the light in a room or for a photo.

[Tse zanadto doroho dlia mene.]

Context: Expressing that the price of an item is too high.

[Vona odiahnena v bilu sukniu.]

Context: Used to describe someone's appearance or clothing.

[tse du-zhe vy-hid-na pro-po-zy-tsi-ya]

Context: Discussing a discount, a sale, or a business deal.

[vy ne ba-chy-ly mo-yi ru-ka-vych-ky?]

Context: Asking someone if they have seen your missing gloves.

[ZIR-ky yas-KRA-vo SYA-yut' na NE-bi]

Context: Used to describe a clear starry night.

[tsya mu-zy-ka me-ne du-zhe na-dy-kha-ye]

Context: Sharing how a piece of art or song makes one feel.

[Tse za-NAD-to SKLAD-ne zav-DAN-nia.]

Context: When a task or problem is hard to solve.

[U mene pamorochyt'sia v holovi.]

Context: Used when describing symptoms to a doctor or feeling faint.

[Zaproshuyemo vas do nashoyi osely.]

Context: A polite and formal way to welcome guests into one's house.

[Na nebi nemaye zhodnoyi khmarynky.]

Context: Used to describe a perfectly clear, sunny day.

[ya za-kin-chu-yu tsey pro-yekt s'o-hod-ni]

Context: Informing colleagues about completing a task.

[Da-vay-te roz-poch-ne-mo na-shu zus-trich.]

Context: Used to formally begin a discussion or a work session.

[Svizhe povitria korysne dlia lehen.]

Context: Discussing health habits or outdoor walks.

[ya vid-da-yu pe-re-va-hu na-tu-ral'-nym pro-duk-tam]

Context: Discussing dietary habits or shopping at a market.