Ukrainian

The English phrase “hi mom” is translated into Ukrainian as привіт, мамо. This phrase is an informal greeting used when speaking to one’s mother.

The Ukrainian word for stinky is смердючий. The word is used to describe something that has a strong, unpleasant smell.

The English phrase ‘sit down’ is translated into Ukrainian as сіда́ти or сі́сти.

The English word ‘annoying’ can be translated into Ukrainian in several ways depending on the context, with дратівли́вий being the default form.

The English phrase ‘many thanks’ can be translated into Ukrainian as дуже дя́кую.

The everyday Ukrainian hello is Привіт (pryvit), said roughly “prih-VEET”. For a polite daytime greeting use Добрий день (dobryi den).

The English word ‘goal’ translates to Ukrainian as мета́ or ціль. Both forms refer to a result one is attempting to achieve.

The Ukrainian word for ears is вуха. The word refers to the organs on the sides of the head used for hearing.

The English word ‘place’ is translated into Ukrainian as місце.

The phrase “my name is” in Ukrainian is мене́ зва́ти … This phrase is used to identify yourself.