Ukrainian Up — Real Language for Ukrainian Learners

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September on Ukrainian Up Sep 5 — Ogirobot Meets Larissa (A1–A2): a friendly rewind to their first hello, with easy phrases and fixes. Sep 12 — “Zoryana & the Molfar” (A2–B1): a romantic story for vocab and listening practice. Sep 19 — Days of the Week Song (A1–A2): sing-along drills you’ll remember on Monday 😉. Sep 26 — Grammar Time: Why Do We Need Cases? (Eng & Ukr): simple logic, real-life examples, zero panic. Follow the show and join our Ukrainian Up Podcast Facebook group for weekly prompts & support.

  1. 1天前

    2.18. Days of the Week Song (A1–A2)

    In this episode, Larissa turns the Ukrainian days of the week into a catchy, feel-good song. Beginner-friendly, cozy, and practical. Sing along and learn the days, and even the numbers hiding inside the words. You’ll pick up simple lines: «Sereda — try» — “Wednesday — three.”«U ponedilok ya idu na robotu.» — “On Monday I go to work.”«U chetver ya p’yu kavu vrantsi.» — “On Thursday I drink coffee in the morning." Grab the full song video + a days of the week list in our Facebook group Ukrainian Up Podcast — talk to real humans and lock in the days of the week with heart 💛💙

    9 分钟

  2. 9月12日

    2.17. Zoryana & the Molfar (A2–B1)

    Tonight we meet Zoryana, a brave kozachka, and the mysterious Molfar she first spots among enemies—until his secret changes everything and he saves the Cossacks. This narrated episode coaches you through appearance & clothing vocab (colors, styles, features). Today’s handy lines: «U nioho syni ochi.» — He has blue eyes. «Ya odiahla svoyu bilu sorochku» — I put on my white shirt. «Vin buv vysokym i strunkym.» — he was tall and slender. Reveal Molfar's secrets in our Facebook group Ukrainian Up Podcast. Listen, enjoy, save—and let this little love story carry your Ukrainian a step further💛💙Читає Світлана Соколовa, Телеграм: @svitsokolova

    14 分钟

  3. 9月5日

    2.16. Ogirobot Meets Larissa (A1–A2)

    In this episode, Larissa and Oggi look back on the day they met at Kyiv’s Maidan Nezalezhnosti—and share the tiny comic they made to remember it. Beginner-friendly, cozy, and practical. You’ll pick up simple survival lines: «Laskavo prosymo!» — “Welcome!”«Yak tebe zvaty? — Mene zvaty…» — “What’s your name? — My name is…”«Vybachte, bud' laska, de metro?» — “Excuse me, please, where is the metro?”Grab a comic + your free phrase video in our Facebook group ⁠⁠Ukrainian Up Podcast⁠⁠ — practice with kind humans and say your first hello in 💛💙 Heard Episode 2.16 and caught the vibes… but not the words? Same, friend. Here’s your cozy remedy: Podcast Pack 2.16 — a simple, gentle way to finally hear it, say it, and keep it. ⁠⁠Check it here!⁠⁠ What’s inside (only $5): 🎧 Full episode audio 📄 Script (PDF) with English translation + timecodes + 5 control questions 🎬 Mini word video (learn + pronounce key phrases) 🃏 Ready-to-import Anki deck

    9 分钟

  4. 8月29日

    2.15. Welcome to Kyiv (А1–A2)

    Meet Ogirobot—the cucumber robot who flew to Kyiv to learn Ukrainian. Larissa asks why he chose Ukraine, and he shares first shocks: marshrutky, domofon, and tricky addresses. A light, hopeful mini-episode for beginners. You’ll pick up simple survival lines: “I’m at your entrance now.” “Please pass this along." "Help me please, I'm lost." Grab your free phrase video in our Facebook group ⁠Ukrainian Up Podcast⁠ — practice with kind humans and say your first hello in 💛💙 Heard Episode 2.15 and caught the vibes… but not the words? Same, friend. Here’s your cozy remedy: Podcast Pack 2.15 — a simple, gentle way to finally hear it, say it, and keep it. ⁠Check it here!⁠ Get 40% off with code KYIV25. What’s inside (only $5): 🎧 Full episode audio 📄 Script (PDF) with English translation + timecodes + 5 control questions 🎬 Mini word video (learn + pronounce key phrases) 🃏 Ready-to-import Anki deck

    7 分钟

  5. 8月22日

    2.14. Ukraine's Independence Day (A2–B1)

    In this episode, we celebrate Ukraine’s Independence Day with a simple song full of hope and love. Together, we’ll learn the meaning of the lyrics line by line, practice Ukrainian in an easy way, and feel the spirit of freedom that connects us across borders. Watch a cartoon video in our Facebook group ⁠Ukrainian Up Podcast⁠ — practice with kind humans and say your first hello in 💛💙 Heard Episode 2.14 and caught the vibes… but not the words? Same, friend. Here’s your cozy remedy: Podcast Pack 2.14 — a simple, gentle way to finally hear it, say it, and keep it. ⁠Check it here!⁠ What’s inside (only $5): 🎧 Full episode audio 📄 Script (PDF) with English translation + timecodes + 5 control questions 🎬 Full song video (watch the cartoon + read captions + listen to key phrases) 🃏 Ready-to-import Anki deck

    8 分钟

  6. 6月27日

    2.13. Grammar Time: Fifty Essential Words for Travel (Eng & Ukr)

    This week’s episode is your ultimate survival guide — 50 essential words and phrases that will help you in Ukraine: - Find the bathroom (because, trust me, you’ll need it)- Order food without accidentally getting something terrifying- Ask directions without looking totally lost (ok, maybe just a little)- And actually connect with locals! But here’s the twist — it’s not just about words. It’s about sounding like you belong. Full transcript & word list are ⁠on Patreon⁠.

    21 分钟

  7. 6月13日

    2.11. Jokes 🤡 Google Can’t Translate (A1–A2)

    In this episode, we dive into the weirdest, sassiest, and most confusing corners of Ukrainian meme culture — where mistranslations, military slang, and political nicknames collide to create something beautiful (and slightly unhinged). No spoilers, but let’s just say:⚡️ cotton isn’t just cotton⚡️ mackerel isn’t just fish⚡️ and ballet? It’s a very dark omen. Full transcript & word list are on Patreon.

    25 分钟

  8. 6月6日

    2.10. Mama Needs a Break (A2–B1)

    Mom takes a vacation day… and Dad spends all day with their toddler daughter. Chaos, snacks, tears, triumph—this narrated episode walks you through daily-routine & clock-time vocab (wake-up, meals, naps, errands, bedtime). Today’s handy lines: «Ya tykho vmylasya, posnidala, pochustyla zuby...» — I quietly washed my face, had breakfast, brushed my teeth... «O chotyrnadtsyatiy vin tantsyuvav...» — He was dancing at 2 PM...«My razom podyvylysya serial pro kokhannya...» — We watched a series about love together... Find the full routine list in our Facebook group ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Ukrainian Up Podcast⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠. Listen, repeat, save—and enjoy a funny, tender reminder that small wins count 💛💙 Читає Світлана Соколовa, Телеграм: @svitsokolova

    13 分钟
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September on Ukrainian Up Sep 5 — Ogirobot Meets Larissa (A1–A2): a friendly rewind to their first hello, with easy phrases and fixes. Sep 12 — “Zoryana & the Molfar” (A2–B1): a romantic story for vocab and listening practice. Sep 19 — Days of the Week Song (A1–A2): sing-along drills you’ll remember on Monday 😉. Sep 26 — Grammar Time: Why Do We Need Cases? (Eng & Ukr): simple logic, real-life examples, zero panic. Follow the show and join our Ukrainian Up Podcast Facebook group for weekly prompts & support.

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