"Шістдесят дев'ять гривень"

Translation: Sixty-nine hryvnias

[Stevie_T]

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[Sean_Roy]

Oh yeah...

[Yutrobog]

I'm glad that someone got it.

[torackiduo]

I gave you a lingot and not I have 69 lingots. ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)

[Sven758131]

Nice

[Blackschnauzer]

Nice

[Threegobli]

Nice

[0mn1L1n9u1st]

I somehow knee there would be smut in the discussion here

[raya762202]

the ь makes the sound before it softer no matter what so just say but in a gentle way that's how i pronounce it

[crlyshit]

I'm native Ukrainian. My answer is not correct?

[Nika577359]

There have been a few that just never accept my answer, I think they're bugged. Looks like this is one of them

[torackiduo]

lol 69 ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)

[gabzerbinatoEng]

The ть in дев'ять sounds like a "d". Is it correct?

[savasabaka]

no, we say ть like t' (soft t) as in tuesday

[gabzerbinatoEng]

Thanks for the tip! So ть is just a little softer than ч?

[savasabaka]

no, it is another sound, but if you make ть as a sound that is a little softer than ч you will get чь and possibly be understood. One can check the sounds on forvo

[johnfresh]

I try to pronounce the ь as a very soft j after the letter: i.e. ть is tj and дь is dj.