Can you tell me the meaning of these words?

[hninsi]

Meridiani
Vpered
Remont
Znayu ya
Dobryy ranok
Dobryy den
Dobryy vechir
Ane then, how do you say 'thank you', 'sorry', 'please', 'how are you?', 'love', 'hate' and 'friend' in Ukrainian? Please tell me the transliteration.

[martazzz]

Meridiani

in english you say meridians

[hninsi]

Meridiani

in english you say meridians

Thank you Martazzz. That's the only word left I need to know. I've already known the rest of the words.

[martazzz]

Meridiani

in english you say meridians

Thank you Martazzz. That's the only word left I need to know. I've already known the rest of the words.

you're welcome

[Piter]

Meridiani
Vpered
Remont
Znayu ya
Dobryy ranok
Dobryy den
Dobryy vechir
Ane then, how do you say 'thank you', 'sorry', 'please', 'how are you?', 'love', 'hate' and 'friend' in Ukrainian? Please tell me the transliteration.

thank you = dyakuju
sorry = vybachte
please = bud'laska
how are you = Yak spravy.
love = kokhannya
hate = nenavydity
friend = drug (tovarysh)

Letters of the Alphabet
http://www.ozeukes.com/lep/lep_std1.php ... habet2.php

English-Ukrainian Dictionary
http://lingresua.tripod.com/online/

Have fun

[hninsi]

Hi Pieter!

Thank you very much.

[Carlson]

Meridiani
Vpered
Remont
Znayu ya
Dobryy ranok
Dobryy den
Dobryy vechir
Ane then, how do you say 'thank you', 'sorry', 'please', 'how are you?', 'love', 'hate' and 'friend' in Ukrainian? Please tell me the transliteration.

It`s russian words:

Vpered - ahead, frontward
Znayu ya - i know
Dobryy den - good day
Dobryy vechir - good evening

What is "Dobryy ranok" - i exactly don`t know, but i can suppose - it's "Good morning"

[kingapoland]

Dobry Ranok is good morning,indeed [/quote]

[Cypress]

It`s russian words:

Vpered - ahead, frontward
Znayu ya - i know
Dobryy den - good day
Dobryy vechir - good evening

What is "Dobryy ranok" - i exactly don`t know, but i can suppose - it's "Good morning"

Those words can be Ukrainian as well; it depends on how you pronounce the vowels.
For example, if you pronounce English “e” in the given word “vpered” as Russian letters “e” and “ё”, you’ll get a Russian word. If you pronounce them as Ukrainian letter “e” (which sounds just like Russian letter “э”), you’ll get a Ukrainian word with the same meaning.

[Elba]

Oh!
What is the relation among: ukranian, magyar, russian, maybe bulgarian? the steam? is the same? explain me please!