Мені сподобався твій профіль.
Meni spodobavsya tviy profil.
I liked your profile.
Usage
Showing interest in someone's dating app profile
Grammar Note
"Сподобатися" = to please/like (reflexive). Past tense agrees in gender: "сподобався" (male), "сподобалася" (female).
Чи хочеш поговорити в чаті?
Chy khochesh pohovoryty v chati?
Do you want to chat?
Usage
Inviting a match to start chatting
Grammar Note
"Поговорити" is the perfective of "говорити" (to speak), implying a completed conversation. "В чаті" = in chat (locative).
Які у тебе захоплення?
Yaki u tebe zakhoplennya?
What are your hobbies?
Usage
Asking about someone's interests and hobbies
Grammar Note
"У тебе" (+ noun) expresses possession; "є" is omitted in questions with які. "Захоплення" = hobbies/passions; plural form is the same as singular.
Де ти живеш?
De ty zhyvesh?
Where do you live?
Usage
Asking where someone lives
Grammar Note
"Жити" = to live. "Живеш" is its second-person singular present tense form.
Надішли мені своє фото, будь ласка.
Nadishly meni svoye foto, bud laska.
Please send me your photo.
Usage
Asking someone to send their photo
Grammar Note
"Надіслати" = to send (perfective). "Надішли" is the imperative. "Своє" is a reflexive possessive meaning "one's own."
Я шукаю серйозні стосунки.
Ya shukayu seryozni stosunky.
I am looking for a serious relationship.
Usage
Stating that you are looking for a serious relationship
Grammar Note
"Стосунки" = relationship (plural). "Серйозні" is the plural form of "серйозний" (serious), agreeing with the plural noun.
Ти виглядаєш дуже цікаво у своєму профілі.
Ty vyhlyadayesh duzhe tsikavo u svoyemu profili.
You look very interesting in your profile.
Usage
Commenting positively on someone's profile
Grammar Note
"Виглядати" = to look/appear. "Цікаво" is the adverb form (interestingly). "У своєму профілі" = in your profile (locative).
Де ти хотів би / хотіла б зустрітися?
De ty khotiv by / khotila b zustrytysya?
Where would you like to meet?
Usage
Discussing where to meet for the first time
Grammar Note
"Хотів би / хотіла б" is the conditional for polite desire. "Зустрітися" is the perfective reflexive "to meet."
Ти мені написав / написала першим / першою.
Ty meni napysav / napysala pershym / pershoyu.
You messaged me first.
Usage
Acknowledging that the other person messaged first
Grammar Note
Past tense and adjective both agree in gender with the subject. "Першим" is masculine instrumental, "першою" is feminine instrumental.
Чи можемо обмінятися номерами телефонів?
Chy mozhemo obminyatysya nomeramy telefoniv?
Can we exchange phone numbers?
Usage
Asking to exchange phone numbers to connect outside the app
Grammar Note
"Обмінятися + instrumental" = to exchange something. "Номерами телефонів" is the plural instrumental of "номер телефону" (phone number).
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