Так
Tak
Yes
Usage
The shortest affirmative reply; use it to confirm anything
Ні
Ni
No
Usage
The basic negative reply; also works to decline an offer
Будь ласка
Bud las-ka
Please
Usage
Add it to any request or order; it also stands alone
Дякую
Dya-ku-yu
Thank you
Usage
Use it everywhere: after paying, after getting directions
Перепрошую
Pe-re-pro-shu-yu
Excuse me
Usage
The opening word when you need a stranger's attention
Вибачте
Vy-bach-te
Sorry
Usage
An apology after bumping into someone or making a mistake
Все гаразд
Vse ha-razd
It's OK / I'm fine
Usage
Reply to an apology, or politely wave off offered help
Я не розумію
Ya ne ro-zu-mi-yu
I don't understand
Usage
Say it as soon as you lose the thread; people will rephrase
Зрозуміло
Zro-zu-mi-lo
I understand
Usage
Confirms you followed an explanation
Готово
Ho-to-vo
I'm finished / Done
Usage
Tell staff you have finished a meal or a procedure
Зачекайте, будь ласка
Za-che-kay-te, bud las-ka
Please wait
Usage
Use it when you need the other person to hold on
Одну хвилинку
Od-nu khvy-lyn-ku
Just a moment
Usage
A shorter, lighter version for a very brief pause
Один дорослий, будь ласка
O-dyn do-ros-lyy, bud las-ka
One adult, please
Usage
Say it at a ticket window or an entrance gate
У мене немає броні
U me-ne ne-ma-ye bro-ni
I don't have a reservation
Usage
Tell a restaurant or hotel that you are a walk-in
У мене є бронь
U me-ne ye bron
I have a reservation
Usage
Say it first at reception, then give your name
Допоможіть, будь ласка
Do-po-mo-zhit, bud las-ka
Please help me
Usage
For trouble or emergencies; a strong call for help
Повторіть, будь ласка
Pov-to-rit, bud las-ka
Once more, please
Usage
Ask someone to repeat what you missed
Говоріть повільніше, будь ласка
Ho-vo-rit po-vil-ni-she, bud las-ka
Please speak slowly
Usage
When the speech is too fast; people almost always oblige
Я трохи розмовляю
Ya tro-khy roz-mov-lya-yu
I speak a little
Usage
Saying it early makes the other person slow down
Ви розмовляєте англійською?
Vy roz-mov-lya-ye-te anh-liys-ko-yu?
Do you speak English?
Usage
Your fallback when you get stuck; ask with the polite pronoun
Grammar Note
"ви" is the polite second person; keep "ти" for people you know well.
Це
Tse
This
Usage
Point at something within reach; used with a menu or a product
Те
Te
That
Usage
Refers to something nearer the other person than to you
Он те
On te
That one over there
Usage
Refers to something further away; "он" adds the "over there" sense
Тут
Tut
Here
Usage
The spot you are standing on; also used to tell a taxi to stop here
Там
Tam
There
Usage
A spot a short distance away
Он там
On tam
Over there
Usage
A more distant spot; use it together with a pointing gesture
Я
Ya
I / me
Usage
Points at yourself when sorting out who is who or how many
Ви
Vy
You (polite)
Usage
The polite "you"; use "ти" only with people you know well. Also the plural "you"
Разом
Razom
Together
Usage
Shown to ask for the same table, room or a single bill with your companions
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