Product Description

You can use Teach Yourself Ukranian Complete Course to learn at your own pace or as a supplement to your classwork. This complete course utilizes the very latest learning methods in an enjoyable and user-friendly format.

The new edition also features:

• Engaging visual materials such as menus, photographs, signs, and tickets
• Two CD recordings allowing quick and easy access to individual lessons and exercises
• A clear, accessible new page design
• Strong, striking cover photography

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Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #50313 in Books
• Published on: 2004-04-14
• Original language: English
• Number of items: 1
• Binding: Paperback
• 299 pages

About the Author

Olena Bekh

specializes in teaching Urkainian to foreigners, and has worked at the International Renaissance Foundation, Kyiv.

James Dingley

is Manager of the Language Unit, School of Slavonic and East European Languages, Univeristy College London

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Customer Reviews

excellent book for the beginning ukrainian student
from the beginning, this book easily guides the novice learner through the alphabetic pronunciations, including a brief history of the language. also provided are block & cursive writing styles with simple word comparisons to make the learning easier. ample examples & reading text abound, lots of material to use but without the intimidation factor. a good read, this book is a definite must-have for the ukrainian student's bookshelf. the only thing missing is a person to talk to!

Worth buying!
I had monopolized this book from the local library all summer, then finally purchased my own copy. It is a good way to learn some basic Ukrainian. I found it more relevant than some of the other books I had borrowed. The pronunciation guide was very helpful, as was showing the cursive alphabet. I also ordered the tape, not received yet, because it will be useful to hear the oral portion instead of bothering relatives all the time.

far from exhaustive but well done!
The one point i took off is for lacking gradual switch to Ukrainian as the reader gains knowledge of the language.
It'd've been great practice and more of an immersion in the Ukrainian language.

This is indeed a very simple book, but it sure can allow itself to be one, since it's the ONLY BOOK on the market (more or less).
Ukrainian is the first slavic language and though had long existed in the doldrums of occupation, the trend in Ukraine is strengthening it as a national language and it seems like it's heading to be the 6th most widely spoken native tongue in Europe after Russian, German, English, French and Italian.

*note that it is practically useless for those with prior knowledge of other slavic languages. It is oriented at English-speakers.