Free Ukrainian alphabet chart

What's inside

• 33 lettersEvery letter from А to Я, upper and lower case, with its name, its sound in plain English and an example word with the stress marked. Colours show which letters look and sound like English, which only look familiar, and which are new. Then Г and Ґ, and И and І.
• Reading rulesUkrainian is read as it's written: every letter is said, and vowels stay clear. Then stress, the soft sign in кінь and день, the apostrophe in п’ять and сім’я, я, ю and є after a consonant, and в at the end of a syllable.
• Print and italicAll 33 letters in print and in italic, with the eight that change the most, like т, which looks like m in italic. Handwriting follows the italic shapes.
• Practice16 everyday words, from Привіт and Дякую to Україна and Київ, and three short sentences to read before you check.

How to use it

1. Learn five letters a day. Say each sound out loud and read its example word.
2. Read the rules page once, then keep it next to you while you read.
3. Cover the orange lines and the meanings on the last page, read each word aloud, then slide the paper down to check.
4. Watch something with Ukrainian subtitles in Kitsumi and hover any word to see what it means. Так, ні and дякую turn up all the time.

More free Ukrainian printables

• Next stepBasic Ukrainian wordsNext, after the alphabet chart. Ukrainian sounds on one page, той, та, те in colour, then 242 first words, each with its stress and a reading in Latin letters.

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