
ULP 4-131 | Козаки: ким вони були? | Ukrainian Lessons Podcast Season 4
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In this episode, discover the brief history of українські козаки – Ukrainian Cossacks 100% in slow Ukrainian! Plus, listen to the popular Cossack songs and improve your Ukrainian comprehension.
Remember, this episode is entirely in Ukrainian. For episodes with English, check out Season 1 or Season 2.
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- Full transcript of the whole episode in Ukrainian;
- Vocabulary: translation of more difficult words on the side;
- Idioms & expressions: table of the idioms mentioned in the episode (with English translation);
- Grammar table: table of pronouns хто(сь) & що(сь) conjugation and examples;
- Bonus Exercises to practice idioms and grammar.
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