關於Ukraine的意思和用法的提問

A: it means they said that they were the ones who did the attack

A: G-7サミット最終日、ウクライナのゼレンスキー大統領が話題を独占しました

A: It means Ukraine has not confirm, but will do it by then.

A: The first sentence is correct, the second is not.
You might say
-I’m from Ukraine
-I come from Ukraine
-I’m Ukrainian

A: there is absolutely a difference! This is a key point in English study and you risk confusing people with an explanation like that.

A: https://www.ego4u.com/en/cram-up/grammar/tenses

A: Сейчас используется без артикля - Ukraine. Определенный артикль the употреблялся до 90-ых годов, когда Украина была частью СССР, и это показывал артикль. После распада Союза Украина стала отдельной страной, и с тех пор the в сочетании с Ukraine больше не используется.

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A: In Ukraine, we don't have the deadliest animals but there are still some that are dangerous.

Or

In Ukraine, we don't have the deadliest animals but some of them are still dangerous.

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A: × Ukraine team took third place in their group, however they made it through to the one eighth of the final (knockout stage).
✓ Ukraine team took third place in their group, however they made it through to the knockout stage.

× I don't know how it works, they introduced some new rules into this, that I wasn't aware of, so I was really surprised.
✓ I don't know how it works, UEFA introduced some new rules into the competition that I wasn't aware of, so I was really surprised.

× They now have a sort of a table of third places, so the fate of our team decided in other games.
✓ They now have a sort of a table of third places, so the fate of our team is decided by other teams in other games.

× Yesterday Sweden beat Poland and helped us get through to the next stage.
✓ Yesterday Sweden beat Poland and helped us get through to the next stage.

× But Russia unfortunately took fourth place in their group and dropped out of the tournament.
✓ But Russia unfortunately took fourth place in their group and dropped out of the tournament.

A: to say something in public, on tv, radio, newspaper

A: This sentence is unnatural: “There are a lot of wizened leaves lie on the ground.”

Try “There are a lot of wizened leaves on the ground” or “A lot of wizened leaves lie on the ground” or “There are a lot of wizened leaves lying on the ground.”

Your use of the word “wizened” is rather poetic - it is a word very seldom used now. A more common word to use might be “withered”.

The rest of the paragraph sounds natural.

A: I mean, technically this is correct! But it might be better to say:
"Are you not from Ukraine?"
"No, I'm not." or "No, I'm not from Ukraine." :)

A: I want to meet new people and make friends. let's talk using Skype! I can help with Russian too.
(Hope this helps 👍)