Ви дуже красиві
Vy du-zhe kra-sy-vi
You are very beautiful
Usage
Used to compliment someone's appearance
Grammar Note
Plural "красиві" of "красивий" (beautiful). Ukrainian uses plural "Ви" as a polite form of address.
Можу я отримати ваш номер?
Mo-zhu ya ot-ry-ma-ty vash no-mer?
May I have your number?
Usage
Used to ask for someone's phone number
Grammar Note
"можу" is first person of "могти" (can). Parallel to Russian "могу" but uses Ukrainian verb form.
Вип'ємо разом каву?
Vy-pye-mo ra-zom ka-vu?
Shall we have coffee together?
Usage
Casual invitation for coffee
Grammar Note
"кава" (coffee, native Ukrainian) takes accusative "каву". Unlike Russian "кофе", Ukrainian prefers "кава".
У вас гарна посмішка
U vas har-na pos-mysh-ka
You have a beautiful smile
Usage
Used to compliment someone's smile
Grammar Note
Feminine form "гарна" of "гарний" (beautiful). Ukrainian "посмішка" (smile) = Russian "улыбка".
Хочу знову вас побачити
Kho-chu zno-vu vas po-ba-chy-ty
I want to see you again
Usage
Used when parting to express desire to meet again
Grammar Note
"хочу" (I want) + perfective "побачити" (to see). Natural farewell expressing desire to meet again.
У тебе красиві очі
U te-be kra-sy-vi o-chi
You have beautiful eyes
Usage
Complimenting someone on their beautiful eyes in an informal setting
Grammar Note
"тебе" is the genitive of "ти" (informal you). "очі" is the irregular plural of "око" (eye). Use "ти" with people you know well.
Ти мені подобаєшся
Ty me-ni po-do-ba-yesh-sya
I like you
Usage
Expressing attraction toward someone in an informal setting
Grammar Note
"подобатися" (to please/appeal) takes a dative subject. Literally "you are pleasing to me". Parallel to Russian "нравиться".
Зустрінемось знову?
Zus-tri-ne-mos zno-vu?
Shall we meet again?
Usage
Proposing to see someone again
Grammar Note
"зустрінемось" is the first person plural of "зустрітися" (to meet each other). The "-сь" suffix is the shortened form of "-ся". Rising intonation makes it a question.
Ти дуже цікава людина
Ty du-zhe tsi-ka-va lyu-dy-na
You are a very interesting person
Usage
Showing genuine interest in someone's personality
Grammar Note
"людина" (person) is feminine in Ukrainian regardless of the person's gender. So "цікава людина" works for both men and women.
Ти гарно посміхаєшся
Ty har-no pos-my-kha-yesh-sya
You smile beautifully
Usage
Complimenting someone's smile in an informal setting
Grammar Note
"посміхатися" (to smile) is a reflexive verb with "-ся/-сь". "гарно" is the adverb form of "гарний" (beautiful/nice).
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