Are there common phrases to start conversations in Ukrainian

Common phrases to start conversations in Ukrainian include greetings and simple questions that help initiate friendly interaction. Here are some typical examples:

• Привіт! (Pryvit!) — Hi!
• Доброго дня! (Dorohoho dnya!) — Good day!
• Як справи? (Yak spravy?) — How are you?
• Що нового? (Shcho novoho?) — What’s new?
• Як тебе звати? (Yak tebe zvaty?) — What is your name?
• Звідки ти? (Zvidky ty?) — Where are you from?
• Як твої справи? (Yak tvoi spravy?) — How are you doing?

These phrases are commonly used to start casual conversations in Ukrainian. ^{6, 8}

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