Nee's Language Blog

This year is coming to an end. Many ups and downs have passed, and I'm sure that we must have learned a lot from our experience. On behalf of Nee's Language Blog, I am and will still be working hard to motivate everyone to learn languages, and I am not alone! Several websites have mentioned Nee's Language Blog, and it is my honor to receive such an opportunity. I have made a list of all websites that have featured Nee's Language Blog in 2016. Last but not least, let's welcome 2017 with optimism, and keep on learning languages.

UKRAINIAN GRAMMAR TENSES The Ukrainian language has 3 grammar tenses: present, past, and future. It exists two verb forms of the past and in the future tenses: imperfective and perfective. The imperfective form means that an action is ongoing and repetitive. The perfective form means that the action is completed (or will be completed in the future tense), this is an act of general nature. Here is an example of the verb “писати” /pysaty/ - to write:

Did you know that the Ukrainian language is among the most beautiful and melodic languages of the world? It reminds the nightingale's songs when you hear Ukrainian. Did I awake your interest? Well, let's continue!

Have you ever thought about why there are similar languages in this world? One example is Malay and Indonesian. However, I have seen many books that categorize them into the same language, so-called Malay/ Indonesian.