Де знаходиться найближчий банкомат?
De znakhodytsya nayblyzhchyy bankomat?
Where is the nearest ATM?
Usage
Used to ask for the location of the nearest ATM
Grammar Note
"Найближчий" is the superlative of "близький" (near). "Знаходиться" is the third-person singular of "знаходитися" (to be located).
Я хочу обміняти долари на гривні.
Ya khochu obminyaty dolary na hryvni.
I want to exchange dollars for hryvnias.
Usage
Used to exchange foreign currency
Grammar Note
"Обміняти A на B" means "to exchange A for B". Ukraine's currency is the hryvnia (гривня).
Який сьогодні курс обміну?
Yakyy sohodni kurs obminu?
What is today's exchange rate?
Usage
Used to check the current exchange rate
Grammar Note
"Курс обміну" means "exchange rate". "Обміну" is the genitive of "обмін" (exchange).
Чи можна оплатити карткою?
Chy mozhna oplatyty kartkoyu?
Can I pay by card?
Usage
Used to ask if card payment is accepted
Grammar Note
"Карткою" is the instrumental case of "картка" (card). The instrumental expresses means or method.
Я хочу відкрити банківський рахунок.
Ya khochu vidkryty bankivskyy rakhunok.
I want to open a bank account.
Usage
Used to request opening a bank account
Grammar Note
"Банківський" is the adjective form of "банк" (bank). "Рахунок" means "account/bill". Adjectives precede nouns in Ukrainian.
Скільки часу займає банківський переказ?
Skilky chasu zaymaye bankivskyy perekaz?
How long does a bank transfer take?
Usage
Used to ask how long a transfer takes
Grammar Note
"Займати" means "to take up (time)". "Скільки часу займає" is a set phrase meaning "how long does it take".
Я забув свій PIN-код.
Ya zabuv sviy PIN-kod.
I forgot my PIN code.
Usage
Used to inform the bank that you forgot your PIN (male speaker)
Grammar Note
"Забув" is the masculine past tense; females say "забула". "Свій" is a reflexive possessive pronoun showing the subject owns the object.
Чи є комісія за зняття готівки?
Chy ye komisiya za znyattya hotivky?
Is there a fee for cash withdrawal?
Usage
Used to ask about ATM withdrawal fees
Grammar Note
"За + accusative" expresses purpose or reason. "Зняття" is the noun form of "зняти" (to withdraw).
Мені потрібна квитанція.
Meni potribna kvytantsiya.
I need a receipt.
Usage
Used to ask for a receipt after a transaction
Grammar Note
"Мені потрібна/потрібен/потрібно" = "I need". The predicate adjective agrees in gender/number with the noun.
Яке відділення банку відкрите у вихідні?
Yake viddilennya banku vidkryte u vykhidni?
Which bank branch is open on weekends?
Usage
Used to find a bank branch open on weekends
Grammar Note
"Вихідні" is the plural of "вихідний день" (day off / weekend). "У + accusative" expresses time.
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