Writing and sound
Ukrainian uses a 33-letter Cyrillic alphabet, including distinct г and ґ sounds and a soft sign that changes the preceding consonant. Stress is normally unmarked and can shift between related forms.
In short
Ukrainian (Українська) is an East Slavic language with a 33-letter Cyrillic alphabet, mobile stress and extensive inflection. With Rememberry, translate words on the page, save the meanings you need and review them as flashcards in the mobile app. You can also generate Ukrainian cards for a topic you choose.
Use audio and paired forms to study stress, case endings and verb aspect together.
Select a word or phrase in Ukrainian while reading and compare the available meanings, parts of speech and pronunciation near the text.
Rememberry schedules saved Ukrainian words from your review history and recall difficulty.
Listen to Ukrainian with text to speech, or use Playback to hear your cards in sequence.
In the mobile app, generate Ukrainian cards for a topic you choose, then study them or practice in your own AI chat.
See how Ukrainian writing, pronunciation and grammar shape what you need to notice.
Ukrainian uses a 33-letter Cyrillic alphabet, including distinct г and ґ sounds and a soft sign that changes the preceding consonant. Stress is normally unmarked and can shift between related forms.
Seven cases show how nouns function in a sentence, with the vocative still used for direct address. Verbs are best learned in imperfective and perfective aspect pairs, and Ukrainian has no articles.
Learn each noun with a useful case form and each verb with its aspect partner, not as a bare dictionary form. Pair Cyrillic with audio from the start so stress, endings and sound contrasts stay together.
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будинок
house
книжка
book
У мене є книжка.
I have a book.
Я вдома.
I am at home.
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