Simple prices. Pay once.

Yes. You start with the alphabet and the sounds, and every word is introduced step by step. If you already know some Ukrainian, a placement test puts you at the right level.

Each module takes 20 to 30 minutes. At about 30 minutes a day, one level takes roughly two to three months.

No. Ukrainian is taught as its own language, with its own alphabet, sounds and grammar.

The Common European Framework of Reference describes language levels from A1 to C2. Ukrainika follows it to B2, the level for independent conversation, work and study.

Yes. Every word, sentence and dialogue has audio in natural Ukrainian voices, over 6,000 recordings, with slower playback when you need it.

Yes. You record yourself in the pronunciation steps and get feedback on each sound and on the stress. In the role-plays you answer out loud, and from A1.2 you retell the stories against the clock.

Any modern browser on a phone, tablet or computer. Your progress is saved in your account.

English, German, French, Spanish and Italian. You can switch at any time.

No. You pay once per level or once for the full course, and your access does not expire.