"The uncle is where the aunt is."
Translation:Дядько там, де тітка.
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Not really fair in a review when I've never seen ‘є’ before!
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This letter "є" can be omitted? Or I can write and speak it when I want? Thanks :)
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"є" (am/is/are) is almost always ommitted, but in some situations you can use it: "They are students" can be translated as Вони - студенти/Vony - studenty and Вони є студентами/Vony ye studentamy
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What does it mean that "є" in this sentence? It might be the "verb to be"?
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Oh thanks. But it also works for all the subjects? or just for the third singular persons?
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In present бути has only this one form (є). In past they are була (feminine), був (masculine), були (plural). There are tons of forms in future: я (I) буду, ми (we) будемо, ти (you sing. informal) будеш, ви (you pl./formal) будете, він/вона/воно (he/she/it) буде, вони (they) будуть
