I want — Ya khochu
I need — Meni potribno
I can — Ya mozhu
I like — Meni podobayet’sya
I go — Ya idu
I have to/ I must — Ya povynen
To have — U mene je/maty
I want to go to my apartment
Ya khochu yty do moyeyi kvartyry
I can go with you to the bus station
Ya mozhu yty z toboyu na avtovokzal
I need to walk to the museum
Meni potribno yty do muzeyu
I like the train
Meni podobayet’sya poyizd
I am want to teach a class
Ya khochu navchaty klas
I have to speak to my teacher
Ya povynen rozmovlyaty z moyim vchytelem
Conjugation of Second and Third Person
You want / do you want? — Ty khochesh / Ty khochesh?
He wants / does he want? — Vin khoche / Vin khoche?
She wants / does she want? — Vona khoche / Vona khoche?
We want / do we want? — My khochemo / My khochemo?
They want / do they want? — Vony khochut’ / Vony khochut’?
You (plural / formal sing) want — Vy khochete / Vy khochete?
You need / do you need? — Tobi potribno / Tobi potribno?
He needs / does he need? — Yomu potribno / Yomu potribno?
She needs / does she need? — Vona potrebuye/ Vona potrebuye?
We Need / do we need? — Nam potribno / Nam potribno?
They need / do they need? — Yim potribno / Yim potribno?
You (plural / formal sing) need — Vam potribno / Vam potribno?
You can / can you? — Ty mozhesh / Ty mozhesh?
He can / can he? — Vin mozhe / Vin mozhe?
She can / can she? — Vona mozhe / Vona mozhe?
We can / can we? — My mozhemo / My mozhemo?
They can / can they? — Vony mozhut’ / Vony mozhut’?
You (plural / formal sing) can — Vy mozhete / Vy mozhete?
You like / do you like? — Tobi podobaet’sya / Tobi podobaet’sya?
He likes / does he like? — Yomu podobaet’sya / Yomu podobaet’sya?
She like / does she like? — Yij podobaet’sya / Yij podobaet’sya?
We like / do we like? — Nam podobaet’sya / Nam podobaet’sya?
They like / do they like? — Yim podobaet’sya / Yim podobaet’sya?
You (plura l/ formal sing) like — Vam podobaet’sya / Vam podobaet’sya?
You go / do you go? — Ty ydesh / Ty ydesh?
He goes / does he go? — Vin yde / Vin yde?
She goes / does she go? — Vona yde / Vona yde?
We go / do we go? — My ydemo / My ydemo?
They go / do they go? — Vony ydut’ / Vony ydut’?
You (plural/ formal sing) go — Vy ydete / Vy ydete?
You must / do you have to — Ty povynen / Ty povynen?
He must / does he have to — Vin povynen / Vin povynen?
She must / does she have to — Vona povynna / Vona povynna?
We have / do we have to — My povynni / My povynni?
They must / do they have to — Vony povynni / Vony povynni?
You (plural / formal sing) must — Vy povynni / Vy povynni?
You have — Ty mayesh (or) u tebt ye
He has — Vin maye(or) u nyogo je
She has — Vona maye (or) u neyi je
We have — My mayemo (or)u nas ye
They have — Vony mayut’(or) u nych ye
You (plural) have — Vy mayete (or) u vas ye
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Do you want to go?
Vy khochete pity?
Does he want to fly?
Chy khoche vin litaty?
We want to swim
My khochemo plavaty
Do they want to run?
Vony khochut’ bigaty?
Do you need to clean?
Ty povynen prybraty?
She needs to sing a song
Vona povynna spivaty pisnyu
We need to travel
My povynni podorozhuvaty
They don’t need to fight
Vony ne povynni bytysya
You (plural) need to see the film
Vy povynni podyvytysya kino
Can you hear me?
Ty mene chuyesh?
He can dance very well
Vin mozhe tantsyuvaty duzhe dobre
We can go out tonight
My mozhemo pity s’ohodni vvecheri
They can break the wood
Vony mozhut’ zlamaty derevo
Do you like to eat here?
Tobi podobayet’sya yisty tut?
He likes to spend time here
Yomu podobayet’sya provodyty chas tut
We like to fix the house
Nam podobayet’sya remontuvaty budynok
They like to cook
Yim podobayet’sya gotuvaty
You (plural) like my house
Vam podobayet’sya mij budynok
Do you go to school today?
Ty ydesh do shkoly syogodni?
He goes fishing
Vin yde lovyty rybu
We are going to relax
My ydemo vidpochyvaty
They go to watch a film
Vony ydut’ dyvytysya kino
Do you have money?
Ty mayesh groshi?
She must look outside
Vona povynna vyglyadaty nazovni
We have to sign here
My povynni pidpysaty tut
They have to send the letter
Vony povynni vidpravyty lysta
You (plural) have to order
Vy povynni zamovyty
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Days of the Week
Sunday — Nedilya
Monday — Ponedilok
Tuesday — Vivtorok
Wednesday — Sereda
Thursday — Chetver
Friday — Pyatnytsya
Saturday — Subota
Seasons
Spring — Vesna
Summer — Lito
Autumn — Osin’
Winter — Zyma
Colors
Black — Chornyj
White — Bilyj
Gray — Siryj
Red — Chervonyj