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Ukrainian Language > Lonely Planet Ukrainian Phrasebooks

Lonely Planet Ukrainain Phrasebook
with comprehensive dictionary

Retail Price $8.99
Our Price $8.09

Lonely Planet - Ukrainian Phrasebook - Tread Lightly, Travel Responsibly
Lonely Planet phrasebooks give you a comprehensive mix of practical and social words and phrases in more than 120 languages. Chat with the locals and discover their culture - a guaranteed way to enrich your travel experience.

Packed with phrases on everything from bargaining at a rynok to hiking and eating out, this book will spice up your Ukrainian adventure. Whether bathing in culture or at the Black Sea, speak the language and make your experience unique.

Inside the Lonely Planet Ukrainian Phrasebook:

Introduction, pronunciation, grammar, meeting people, getting around, accommodation, around town, interests, shopping, food, in the country, health, specific needs, time, dates and festivals, numbers and amounts, emergencies, dictionary, sustainable travel.

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Learning to speak Ukrainian can be quick and easy with our Ukrainian language courses and learning aids.� Whether you are looking for an all audio Ukrainian course like Pimsleur or a computer based Ukrainian course like Rosetta Stone, we have what's right for you.� Before you know it, you'll be on your way to learning Ukrainian.

Learn Ukrainian on the Go

Having a busy life shouldn't keep you from learning Ukrainian.� We offer several Ukrainian language courses that will allow you to learn to speak Ukrainian while driving, exercising, doing housework, etc.� This means you can learn Ukrainian anywhere, anytime.� The ease with which you'll learn Ukrainian is amazing.�

Can I Really Learn Ukrainian?

The answer is YES!� Learning Ukrainian is easier than ever with our full line of Ukrainian language courses and learning aids.� Learning Ukrainian is not as hard as you might think.� With all the available Ukrainian resources, you can learn while commuting, while watching TV or while sitting in front of the computer.� If you want to learn to speak Ukrainian, there is no excuse to not.� The world is at our fingertips and learning Ukrainian will help you better communicate with everyone.

Here are 5 Secrets to Learn Ukrainian Fast:

Set a Goal - Decide how many minutes each day you are going to set aside for your Ukrainian studies.� Stick to this no matter what comes about.� Setting a goal to study each day will help you more quickly achieve your goal to learn Ukrainian fast.
Set a Time - Know at what time you are going to study Ukrainian each day.� This is part of your goal setting but of equal importance to your success.� Your time might be first thing in the morning.� Or it might be on your evening commute home.� Whatever the time is, stick to it.�
Take Notes - Buy yourself a notebook to use for your Ukrainian studies.� In your notebook take notes of the words or phrases that may be difficult for you to remember.� Spell them out.� Write their definition.� You'll be surprised with how much this will help you in your goal to learn Ukrainian fast.
Collect Ukrainian Articles and Pictures - Keep a folder and collect Ukrainian articles and pictures about the language and country you are learning about.� You might find an article about the Ukraine.� Add those to your folder.� The internet is full of Ukrainian language newspapers.� Print off some articles to look over and see how many words you recognize.
Have Fun! - There is no sense setting a goal to learn Ukrainian if you don't have fun.� Use your new language skills to practice with native speakers.� And before you know it, you'll be on your way to learning Ukrainian.� Good luck and have fun!

The UKRAINIAN Language:
Ukrainian is the official language of Ukraine. Ukrainian became the official language in 1990, replacing Russian. Most of the population in eastern Ukraine speak Russian as a first language, while Ukrainian is the first language in western Ukraine. Although those in the political world and the local media use both languages, official documents are now in Ukrainian. The two languages share almost the same Cyrillic alphabet. Ukrainian, along with Russian and Belorussian, belongs to the East Slavic group of the Slavic subfamily of Indo-European languages. Linguists believe that the Slavic languages have retained the features of the original Proto Indo-European language to a much greater extent than the Romance and the Germanic languages have. The spoken Slavic languages also show more similarity among themselves than do the Germanic or the Romance languages.