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My Day at School - Ukrainian A1

Learn about Denys's school day. Simple Ukrainian vocabulary about school and learning for A1 level with translation.

Мій день у школі

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Level A1 Reading focus

What you'll learn

School vocabulary, numbers to 10, daily routine.

The story describes a typical school day for a boy named Denys: from getting ready to coming home. A1 level, focus on school supplies and daily routine.

After reading

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Phrases, words, grammar, and quick practice from this text.

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Phrases for training

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Привіт

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Hi

Standard greeting in Ukrainian. Used among friends and classmates.

First thing learned at A1 level — essential for social interaction.

Мене звати Денис

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My name is [name]

The phrase «Мене звати + name» introduces yourself. Used when meeting new people.

Essential for introducing yourself — core A1 skill.

До побачення

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Goodbye

Standard farewell in Ukrainian. Literally «до побачення» means «until we meet again».

Basic farewell phrase — essential for any conversation.

Я люблю рахувати

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I like counting

The pattern «я люблю + infinitive» expresses a regular action someone enjoys doing.

Learn to talk about your interests at A1 level.

Перший урок — це математика

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The first lesson is [subject]

Ordinal numbers + «урок» name the sequence of daily classes.

Learn to name school subjects and their order at A1.

Ми розмовляємо про ігри та мультфільми

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We talk about [topic]

«Розмовляти про» means to talk about something. The preposition «про» + accusative case is used.

Learn to describe conversation topics at A1.

Key words

Vocabulary that carries the school-day topic.

School

школа

School

Place of learning. «Іти до школи» means to go to school. «У школі» means inside the school building.

Central topic of the article — key A1 vocabulary.

Backpack

рюкзак

Backpack

A bag for books and stationery, worn on the back. «Синій рюкзак» = blue backpack.

School items — basic A1 vocabulary.

Friends

друзі

Friends

Plural of «друг». The adjective «мої» + «друзі» agrees in gender with the owner.

Social vocabulary — important at A1.

Teacher (female)

учителька

Teacher (female)

Feminine form of «вчитель» (teacher). Male form is «вчитель». The suffix «-ка» marks feminine gender.

Profession names with gender distinction — typical in Ukrainian.

Drawing

малюнок

Drawing

Result of drawing = picture. Verb «малювати» → noun «малюнок». Plural «малюнки».

Art class topic from the article — useful word.

Cafeteria

їдальня

Cafeteria

Place where people eat at school or home. Derived from «їсти» (to eat) + suffix «-альня».

School rooms vocabulary — important at A1.

Grammar in context

Patterns from the text worth noticing after reading.

Numbers 1-5

Один, два, три, чотири, п'ять

One, two, three, four, five

Ukrainian numbers: один, два, три, чотири, п'ять. Used for counting and naming lessons.

Basic numbers needed for math and everyday communication.

Age expression

Мені вісім років

I am [number] years old

«Мені + number + років» = age expression. «Мені» is the dative case of «я».

How to say someone is a certain age — basic A1 structure.

Telling the time

о восьмій годині ранку

At [number] o'clock / at eight in the morning

To express time, use «о + locative case» (о восьмій). «Ранку» = part of the day.

How to say the time — practical A1 structure.

Possessive pronoun мій

Я бачу своїх друзів

my friends (accusative)

«Мій/моя/моє/мої» is a possessive pronoun. It changes by gender and number. «Своїх» is the short form of «мій» in accusative.

Possessive pronouns needed at A1 to describe ownership.

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