Ukrainians greet foreign visitors in a friendly manner. Nevertheless, you may need a Ukrainian phrasebook with pronunciation.
English-Ukrainian phrasebook will help to better understand the inscriptions on signs or find out something from the hosts. If you have decided to take a Ukrainian phrasebook with you, it will help you on your journey. We have collected for you several useful phrases in Ukrainian.
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Yes |
Tak |
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No |
Ni |
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Thank you, thank you very much |
Dyakuyu, duzhe dyakuyu |
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Please |
Proshu, bud' laska |
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Excuse me |
Pereproshuyu, vybachte |
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Hello |
Vitayu |
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Goodbye |
Do pobachennya |
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Bye |
Bud' zdorov, bud'te zdorovi |
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Good night |
Dobranich |
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How do you say this in... |
Yak vy tse skazhete po... |
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Do you speak... |
Chi vy hovoryte... |
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English |
angliys'koyu |
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What is your name? |
Yak vy nazyvayetes |
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How much does this cost? |
Skil'ky tse koshtuye? |
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What is this? |
Shcho tse ye? |
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I will buy this |
Ya tse kuplyu |
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Do you have...? |
Chi vy mayete? |
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Open |
Vidkryto |
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Closed |
Zachyneno |
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A little, a few |
Trokhy |
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A lot |
Bagato |
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Breakfast |
Snidanok |
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Lunch |
Obid |
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Dinner |
Vecceria |
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How much is a ticket? |
Skil'ky koshtuye kvitok? |
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Ticket |
Kvitok |
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Train station |
Zaliznychna stantsiya |
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Hotel |
Hotel |
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Map |
Karta, mapa |
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Hospital |
Likarnya, shpital |
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Shop |
Kramnytsya |
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What time is it? |
Kotra hodyna? |
