How do you say Uncle in Ukrainian?

Answer 1

Oh, dude, you're in luck! In Ukrainian, you say "Uncle" as "дядько" (pronounced dyad'ko). So, like, if you ever find yourself in Ukraine and need to call out to your uncle, just be like, "Hey, dyad'ko!" and you're good to go.

Answer 2

In Ukrainian, the word for uncle is "дядько" (pronounced as "dyad'ko"). This term is used to refer to a paternal uncle specifically. If you are referring to a maternal uncle, the word "дядько" is still commonly used, but you can also use "стрічка" (pronounced as "strichka"). It is important to note the distinction between paternal and maternal uncles in Ukrainian language and culture.

Answer 3

The word for uncle in Ukrainian is "дядько" (djad'ko) for mother's brother and "чоловік тітки" (cholovik titky) for father's brother.

Answer 4

Uncle in Ukrainian is дядько (dyad'ko).