💭 Feelings & Opinions in Ukrainian

These are the 14 essential Ukrainian phrases for feelings & opinions, each with an English-friendly transliteration (stressed syllable in CAPS), the English meaning, and usage notes. I think, I agree, I'm happy — say what you feel and mean. Hear native-style audio for every phrase in the free Slava app.

Я думаю, що...

ya DOO-ma-yoo shcho

I think that...

На мою думку

na mo-YOO DOOM-koo

In my opinion

Я згоден

ya ZHO-den

I agree

💡 A woman says «Я згодна» (ZHOD-na).

Я не згоден

ya neh ZHO-den

I disagree

💡 A woman says «Я не згодна».

Ти маєш рацію informal

ty MA-yesh RA-tsee-yoo

You're right

Я щасливий

ya shchas-LY-vyi

I'm happy

💡 A woman says «Я щаслива» (shchas-LY-va).

Я втомився

ya vto-MYV-sya

I'm tired

💡 A woman says «Я втомилася» (vto-MY-la-sya).

Мені сумно

meh-NEE SOOM-no

I'm sad · lit. “to me (it is) sad”

Я радий

ya RA-dyi

I'm glad

💡 A woman says «Я рада» (RA-da).

Я сподіваюся

ya spo-dee-VA-yoo-sya

I hope

Це цікаво

tseh tsee-KA-vo

That's interesting

Мені байдуже

meh-NEE bai-DOO-zheh

I don't mind / I don't care

Я не впевнений

ya neh vpev-NEH-nyi

I'm not sure

💡 A woman says «Я не впевнена» (vpev-NEH-na).

Не хвилюйся informal

neh khvy-LYOO-sya

Don't worry

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