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9 [nine]

Days of the week

9 [дев’ять] 9 [devʺyatʹ]	Дні тижня Dni tyzhnya

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Latin, a living language?

Today, English is the most important universal language. It's taught worldwide and is the official language of many nations. Earlier, Latin had this role. Latin was originally spoken by the Latins. They were the inhabitants of Latium, with Rome being the center. The language spread with the expansion of the Roman Empire. In the ancient world, Latin was the native language of many people. They lived in Europe, North Africa and the Middle East. However, spoken Latin was different from classical Latin. It was vernacular, called Vulgar Latin. In Romanized regions there were different dialects. In the Middle Ages, national languages evolved from the dialects. Languages that descend from Latin are Romance languages. Included among those are Italian, Spanish, and Portuguese. French and Romanian are also based on Latin. But Latin never really died out. It was an important commercial language up to the 19th century. And it remained the language of the educated. Latin still has a great deal of meaning today for the sciences. Many technical terms have their roots in Latin. Furthermore, Latin is still taught in schools as a foreign language. And universities often expect a knowledge of Latin. So Latin is not dead, even though it is no longer spoken. Latin has been experiencing a comeback in recent years. The number of people who want to learn Latin has started to increase again. It is still considered the key to the language and culture of many countries. So have the courage to try Latin! Audaces fortuna adiuvat , good fortune helps the brave!

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Monday	П_н_д_л_к P_n_d_l_k Понеділок Ponedilok П________ P________ Понеділок Ponedilok _________ _________ Понеділок Ponedilok
Tuesday	В_в_о_о_ V_v_o_o_ Вівторок Vivtorok В_______ V_______ Вівторок Vivtorok ________ ________ Вівторок Vivtorok
Wednesday	С_р_д_ S_r_d_ Середа Sereda С_____ S_____ Середа Sereda ______ ______ Середа Sereda

Thursday	Ч_т_е_ C_e_v_r Четвер Chetver Ч_____ C______ Четвер Chetver ______ _______ Четвер Chetver
Friday	п_я_н_ц_ p_y_t_y_s_a п’ятниця pʺyatnytsya п_______ p__________ п’ятниця pʺyatnytsya ________ ___________ п’ятниця pʺyatnytsya
Saturday	С_б_т_ S_b_t_ Субота Subota С_____ S_____ Субота Subota ______ ______ Субота Subota

Sunday	Н_д_л_ N_d_l_a Неділя Nedilya Н_____ N______ Неділя Nedilya ______ _______ Неділя Nedilya
the week	Т_ж_е_ь T_z_d_n_ Тиждень Tyzhdenʹ Т______ T_______ Тиждень Tyzhdenʹ _______ ________ Тиждень Tyzhdenʹ
from Monday to Sunday	в_д п_н_д_л_а д_ н_д_л_ v_d p_n_d_l_a d_ n_d_l_ від понеділка до неділі vid ponedilka do nedili в__ п________ д_ н_____ v__ p________ d_ n_____ від понеділка до неділі vid ponedilka do nedili ___ _________ __ ______ ___ _________ __ ______ від понеділка до неділі vid ponedilka do nedili

The first day is Monday.	П_р_и_ д_н_ – п_н_д_л_к_ P_r_h_y_ d_n_ – p_n_d_l_k_ Перший день – понеділок. Pershyy̆ denʹ – ponedilok. П_____ д___ – п_________ P_______ d___ – p_________ Перший день – понеділок. Pershyy̆ denʹ – ponedilok. ______ ____ _ __________ ________ ____ _ __________ Перший день – понеділок. Pershyy̆ denʹ – ponedilok.
The second day is Tuesday.	Д_у_и_ д_н_ – в_в_о_о_. D_u_y_̆ d_n_ – v_v_o_o_. Другий день – вівторок. Druhyy̆ denʹ – vivtorok. Д_____ д___ – в________ D______ d___ – v________ Другий день – вівторок. Druhyy̆ denʹ – vivtorok. ______ ____ _ _________ _______ ____ _ _________ Другий день – вівторок. Druhyy̆ denʹ – vivtorok.
The third day is Wednesday.	Т_е_і_ д_н_ – с_р_д_. T_e_i_̆ d_n_ – s_r_d_. Третій день – середа. Tretiy̆ denʹ – sereda. Т_____ д___ – с______ T______ d___ – s______ Третій день – середа. Tretiy̆ denʹ – sereda. ______ ____ _ _______ _______ ____ _ _______ Третій день – середа. Tretiy̆ denʹ – sereda.

The fourth day is Thursday.	Ч_т_е_т_й д_н_ – ч_т_е_. C_e_v_r_y_̆ d_n_ – c_e_v_r_ Четвертий день – четвер. Chetvertyy̆ denʹ – chetver. Ч________ д___ – ч______ C__________ d___ – c_______ Четвертий день – четвер. Chetvertyy̆ denʹ – chetver. _________ ____ _ _______ ___________ ____ _ ________ Четвертий день – четвер. Chetvertyy̆ denʹ – chetver.
The fifth day is Friday.	П_я_и_ д_н_ – п_я_н_ц_. P_y_t_y_ d_n_ – p_y_t_y_s_a_ П’ятий день – п’ятниця. Pʺyatyy̆ denʹ – pʺyatnytsya. П_____ д___ – п________ P_______ d___ – p___________ П’ятий день – п’ятниця. Pʺyatyy̆ denʹ – pʺyatnytsya. ______ ____ _ _________ ________ ____ _ ____________ П’ятий день – п’ятниця. Pʺyatyy̆ denʹ – pʺyatnytsya.
The sixth day is Saturday.	Ш_с_и_ д_н_ – с_б_т_. S_o_t_y_ d_n_ – s_b_t_. Шостий день – субота. Shostyy̆ denʹ – subota. Ш_____ д___ – с______ S_______ d___ – s______ Шостий день – субота. Shostyy̆ denʹ – subota. ______ ____ _ _______ ________ ____ _ _______ Шостий день – субота. Shostyy̆ denʹ – subota.

The seventh day is Sunday.	С_о_и_ д_н_ – н_д_л_. S_o_y_̆ d_n_ – n_d_l_a_ Сьомий день – неділя. Sʹomyy̆ denʹ – nedilya. С_____ д___ – н______ S______ d___ – n_______ Сьомий день – неділя. Sʹomyy̆ denʹ – nedilya. ______ ____ _ _______ _______ ____ _ ________ Сьомий день – неділя. Sʹomyy̆ denʹ – nedilya.
The week has seven days.	Т_ж_е_ь м_є с_м д_і_. T_z_d_n_ m_y_ s_m d_i_. Тиждень має сім днів. Tyzhdenʹ maye sim dniv. Т______ м__ с__ д____ T_______ m___ s__ d____ Тиждень має сім днів. Tyzhdenʹ maye sim dniv. _______ ___ ___ _____ ________ ____ ___ _____ Тиждень має сім днів. Tyzhdenʹ maye sim dniv.
We only work for five days.	М_ п_а_ю_м_ л_ш_ п_я_ь д_і_. M_ p_a_s_u_e_o l_s_e p_y_t_ d_i_. Ми працюємо лише п’ять днів. My pratsyuyemo lyshe p'yatʹ dniv. М_ п_______ л___ п____ д____ M_ p__________ l____ p_____ d____ Ми працюємо лише п’ять днів. My pratsyuyemo lyshe p'yatʹ dniv. __ ________ ____ _____ _____ __ ___________ _____ ______ _____ Ми працюємо лише п’ять днів. My pratsyuyemo lyshe p'yatʹ dniv.

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