What are some common phrases for daily Ukrainian conversations

Here are some common phrases for daily conversations in Ukrainian:

• Привіт (Hello)
• Як справи? (How are you?)
• Добрий ранок (Good morning)
• Добрий вечір (Good evening)
• Дякую (Thank you)
• Будь ласка (Please / You’re welcome)
• Вибачте (Sorry / Excuse me)
• Як тебе звати? (What is your name?)
• Мене звати … (My name is …)
• Де знаходиться туалет? (Where is the bathroom?)
• Я не розумію (I don’t understand)
• Допоможіть, будь ласка (Help, please)
• Скільки це коштує? (How much does this cost?)
• До побачення (Goodbye)
• Гарного дня! (Have a nice day!)

These phrases cover greetings, common questions, polite expressions, and basic communication needs in daily life. Ukrainian pronunciation and grammar might affect usage in context, but these are essential starters for conversation. ³

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