"- Мене звуть Вікторія. - А мене звуть Віктор."

Translation: - My name is Victoria. - And my name is Viktor.

[Ektoraskan]

Notes only have "мене звати..."

Are "мене звати..." and "мене звуть..." interchangeable?

[SergioRuido]

Yes. Both are used.

[Ektoraskan]

Thanks!

[Karolina770911]

Thank you for explaining, I was wondering the same thing

[JamesB84]

I like saying "Мене звуть...", because it is literally saying "They call me..." It sounds mysterious. :)

[Vinnfred]

They call me 'Jane'
That's not my name
:)

[arkelley71]

Haha! I like that song.

[ArthurKhazbs]

In English we have "it's raining", but what exactly is that "it"? I bet it's the same thing as "they" in this case.

[ldaverio]

I'm just a beginner, but after asking several Ukrainian friends, I understand that "мене звати..." is more correct than "мене звуть..."

[UKTerry]

Victor has a very high voice for a man

[torackiduo]

What makes мене different to мій, моя or моє?

[Kristtina.grvk]

Мій (men,boy) моя (women,girl) моє (mine,like feelings) мене(to me- "they call me")

[Pablot547]

Many thanks :)

[MC_Ravens]

Isnt the romanization of the Ukrainian name "Вікторія", spelled "Viktoriya", rather than "Victoria"? All of my friends with that name spell it the former way in Latin characters, but it marked it as a typo for me....

[TrevorLSwi1]

You are correct, MC_Ravens. I, too, have friends in Ukraine with the name "Viktoriya". My correct response was also marked as a typo. DUO is still a young сова , and is still learning.