timeIf you want to ask the time you should say:
Котра (зараз) година? — What time is it (now)?
or
О котрій годині? — At what time?
година — hour, feminine,
хвилина — minute, feminine,
Both of them decline like рука.
Now let's have a closer look on how to tell the time in Ukrainian.
In the previous article we were talking about seasons and months. Now let's explore days of the week.
Every week consists of seven days and begins from Monday (понеділок) and ends with Sunday (неділя).
Days of the week in Ukrainian language are written in lower-cases.
Monday — понеділок (masc.); понеділки (pl.);
Tueasday — вівторок (masc.); вівторки (pl.);
Wednesday — середа (fem.); середи (pl.);
Thursday — четвер (masc.); четверги (pl.);
Friday — п'ятниця (fem.); п'ятниці (pl.);
Saturday — субота (fem.); суботи (pl.);
Sunday — неділя (fem.); неділі (pl.).
In this set of articles I am going to write about time and everything (as much as I can) what is connected to it.
First of all, if you want to understand how to tell "what time is it now?" or to talk about when and where were you going on vacation or things like that, you will need to remember about grammar, of course, and proper usage of nouns (gender, cases), prepositions, numerals and other parts of speech.
Let's begin with some vocabulary and write down names of seasons and months in Ukrainian:
season — пора року (пора — feminine); пори року (pl.)
What season is it now? — Яка зараз пора року?
What seasons do you know? — Які пори року ти знаєш?
month — місяць (masculine); місяці (pl.)
What month is it now? — Який зараз місяць?
How many months are there in a year? — Скільки в році місяців?
