Meat and Potatoes, aka First Cosmic Velocity continues the content of Bread and Butter, except with just one repetition for each of the languages.

This is part of the course of ENGLISH for the speakers of UKRAINIAN, as well as the other way around.

The Meat and Potatoes content of the 59 Domain represents the most frequently used words of the language put into phrase with their most likely lexical neighbors.

The phrases are then conjugated in space, time and person.

The cognitive territory covered in the Meat and Potatoes content begins at 50% of all language use and gets you to 60%.

Many thanks to NASA for the audio credits, English for the speakers of Ukrainian

Ukrainian for the speakers of English

Copyright 2003 © Alexei Tarasov

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did it kindly or unkindly

did it with kindness or with no kindness

did it with no will to do it

with no will of doing it

with no will at all

had no willingness to do it

did it kindly or unkindly

Why did you do it?

Why did she do it?

Did she do it with kindness?

Or did she do it unkindly?

What kind of thing did she do?

did it with kindness or with no kindness

we did it with kindness

they did it with no kindness

they did it very unkindly

unkindly to their own people

with no kindness for their own

did it with no will to do it

did it unwillingly

Did it against their will?

Did not want to do it but did it anyway

Why did you do it if you were so unwilling?

If you didn’t want to do it, why did you do it?

with no will of doing it

unwilling to do it

not willing to do it at all

was not willing to go for it

was unwilling to go on doing it

she want it but he doesn’t

with no will at all

no will at all

not wanting to do it

not at all willing to do it

I could do it if I wanted to.

But I am not willing to do it.

had no willingness to do it

kindly and willingly

with kindness and willingness

wanting to do it

having the will to do it

Where there is a will, there is a way.