Was heißt »Uk­ra­i­ner« auf Englisch?

Deutsch/Englische Beispielübersetzungen

Sascha sagt, dass die Ukrainer sehr gerne Borschtsch essen, ebenso wie Kirschen mit Piroggen.

Sasha says that Ukrainians adore borshch, as well as cherries together with pirogies.

Er ist Ukrainer.

He's Ukrainian.

Bist du Ukrainer?

Are you Ukrainian?

Ich bin Ukrainer.

I'm Ukrainian.

Ich kann einen Russen nicht von einem Ukrainer unterscheiden.

I can't tell the difference between Russian and Ukrainian.

Ihre Eltern sind Ukrainer.

Her parents are Ukrainian.

Seine Eltern sind Ukrainer.

His parents are Ukrainian.

Ich bin halb Russe, halb Ukrainer.

I'm half Russian and half Ukrainian.

Die Ukrainer haben das Recht, in Frieden zu leben.

Ukrainians have a right to live their lives in peace.

Weibliche Wortform

Uk­ra­i­ne­rin:

Ukrainian

Englische Beispielsätze

• I am learning Ukrainian.

• I'm learning Ukrainian.

• Do you speak Ukrainian?

• My last girlfriend was Slovakian and now I have a Ukrainian fiancée.

• She's Ukrainian.

• Is that Ukrainian?

• Do you speak Ukrainian or Russian?

• The Ukrainian security forces are trying to occupy the towns and villages between Donetsk and Luhansk in order to cut off those two important cities from each other.

• Tom grew up speaking five languages; his father spoke as many as seven. The language at home was mostly German, while among friends and acquaintances he spoke Ukrainian and Polish.

• Are Russian and Ukrainian similar?

• Tom lost interest in French, turning instead to Ukrainian.

• We watched Ukrainian movies with subtitles in Esperanto.

• Is your girlfriend Ukrainian?

• Is your friend Ukrainian?

• Ukraine is called "Ukraina" in Ukrainian.

• I don't speak Ukrainian.

• In Ukraine I always speak Ukrainian.

• When in Ukraine, I always speak Ukrainian.

• The Ukrainian language is very melodious.

Übergeordnete Begriffe

Eu­ro­pä­er:

European

Sla­we:

Slav