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Dialogue 1
| Anton | Добрий Добрийgood Dobryy Добрийgood день! деньday den! деньday | Good day! |  |
| John | Добрий Добрийgood Dobryy Добрийgood день! деньday den! деньday | Good day! | |
| Anton | Як Якhow Yak Якhow вас васyou vas васyou звати? зватиnamed zvaty? зватиnamed | What's your name? | |
| John | Мене Менеme Mene Менеme звати зватиnamed zvaty зватиnamed джон. джонJohn dzhon. джонJohn А Аand A Аand вас? васyou vas? васyou | My name is John. And you? | |
| Anton | Мене Менеme Mene Менеme звати зватиnamed zvaty зватиnamed Антон. АнтонAnton Anton. АнтонAnton | My name is Anton. | |
| John | Дуже Дужеvery Duzhe Дужеvery приємно. приємноpleasant pryyemno. приємноpleasant | Pleased to meet you. | |
| Anton | Взаємно. Взаємноlikewise Vzayemno. Взаємноlikewise | Likewise. | |
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Grammar Notes
Добрий день! is the typical greeting used among Ukrainians and is the equivalent of [Hello].
Як вас звати? is used to ask someone's name. A close literal translation of this phrase would be [How are you called?]