
Learn Ukrainian greetings and self introductions, covering formal and informal salutations, how to say nice to meet you, goodbye, see you later, and essential courtesy phrases.
Explore Ukrainian family vocabulary by identifying family members in a picture, including mom, dad, parents, brother, sister, son, daughter, grandma, grandpa, granddaughter, grandson, husband, wife, and partner.
Learn how the Ukrainian verb to be works in the present tense and is usually omitted, and explore the possessive pronouns my and your with masculine and feminine nouns.
Explore seven Ukrainian cases—nominative, genitive, dative, accusative, instrumental, locative, and vocative—and how noun endings signal function, with examples and gender considerations.
Explore Ukrainian for beginners Part 1: learn professions with gender color coding, practice simple sentences, and study cardinal numerals from 11 to 20 and 21 to 99 with examples.
"Don't accuse me.. of being too complicated" - said accusative case :-)
Learn Ukrainian home vocabulary, including masculine and feminine nouns; identify parts of the house (living room, bedroom, kitchen, toilet, balcony) and common furniture (armchair, table, wardrobe, mirror, lamp).
We have created this course to give you the opportunity to start learning Ukrainian in a meaningful way. It means that we not only included basic vocabulary but also the basic grammar topics that will be your foundation for further learning and improving.
The course is designed for anyone who wants to start learning Ukrainian from scratch. The only prerequisite is that you have to be familiar with Ukrainian (Cyrillic) alphabet (you can find lots of videos on that on the Internet to get familiarized with it).
If you want to learn Ukrainian in order to visit Ukraine, stay there for some time to work or study or if you have a Ukrainian relative or friend this is a course for you.
In the course you will find the following vocabulary topics:
Introduction (greeting phrases etc)
Family
Professions
Numbers
A place where you live
Adjectives to describe your place
Traveling and directions
Grammar parts of the lessons include the following topics:
Noun genders
Verb to be in present
Possessive pronouns my and your
Introduction to cases
Nominative case
Verb conjugation for to work and to have
Accusative case
Adjectives
Dative case
Speaking about age
Join the course to have an organized and guided learning experience.
We are happy to be your guides into the world of Ukrainian.
See you in class :-)