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ULP 6-224 | Українська поезія. Олександр Олесь «О слово рідне! Орле скутий!..» | Ukrainian Lessons Podcast Season 6

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 🦅 The fourth episode of the Ukrainian Poetry series delves into the importance of preserving and cherishing the native language and homeland in a powerful poem by Oleksandr Oles, titled "О слово рідне! Орле скутий!..." ("Oh native word! Chained eagle...").

Immerse yourself in the world of Ukrainian poetry with language insights from Anna in slow Ukrainian.

❗️ Season 6 of the podcast is entirely in slow, simple Ukrainian. For easier episodes with English, check out our Season #1 or Season #2.

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  • Словничок: This episode's focus vocabulary with additional examples in various forms;
  • Three exercises to practice the lesson’s vocabulary and phrases. Answers included.

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ULP 6-224 | Українська поезія. Олександр Олесь «О слово рідне! Орле скутий!..» | Ukrainian Lessons Podcast Season 6

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