The Ukrainian language belongs to the family of Slavic languages. In this video comparison you can see to what extent these languages (Ukrainian vs Polish vs Croatian vs Czech) are mutually intelligible.

Mutual intelligibility is the ability of speakers of different languages to understand each other without prior knowledge or special effort.

This video is for you if you'd like to learn Ukrainian or you just want to see how much you're able to understand it off the cuff. The video has subtitles in multiple languages but I'd recommend for you to challenge yourself by listening to spoken Ukrainian before you turn them on.

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🕰 Time Stamps:
0:00 - Introduction
1:40 - 1. Word
7:06 - 2. Word
13:44 - 3. Word
19:38 - 4. Word
28:00 - 5. Word
33:13 - 6. Word
35:53 - Commentary in English

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