LingoflyUkrainian phrasebook
A Ukrainian phrasebook arranged by situation, not alphabetically: introductions, cafés, directions. Each has both sides' lines, so you understand not only what to say but what you will be told back.
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добрий день
dobryi den
good day
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добрий день
dobryi den
- good morning
- please (polite)
- hi
- good day
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добрий день
good day
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___, як справи?
Good day, how are you?
- дякую · diakuiu
- Добрий день · Dobryi den
- доброго · dobroho
- будь · bud
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добрий день
good day
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Conversations by situation
- 💬Getting acquaintedA chat in a Kyiv café
- 💬Ordering coffeeAn order in a Kyiv café
- 💬How to get to the stationLooking for the station on Khreshchatyk
- 💬At the marketBuying apples at a market stall
- 💬Viewing an apartmentTalking with the landlord about the rent
- 💬At the pharmacyAsking for something for a cough
- 💬Arranging a walkThe weather and weekend plans
- 💬First day at workMeeting a colleague in the office
- 💬At the station ticket officeBuying a train ticket
- 💬On the shoreArranging a boat ride and a swim
- 💬At the clothing storeTrying on a jacket
- 💬Talking after a quarrelMaking up and making plans
- 💬At the restaurantOrdering dinner
- 💬A phone callBad connection and a promise to call back
- 💬At the repair shopLeaving shoes to be fixed
- 💬Reporting a theftAt the police station
- 💬A wedding invitationAgreeing on a gift and the date
- 💬Sharing the houseworkSaturday cleaning
- 💬Before the examTwo students outside the lecture hall
- 💬At the bankOpening an account and asking about a loan
- 💬At the emergency roomA patient with an injury
- 💬The job interviewA conversation with the employer
- 💬Moving to a new apartmentTalking with the landlord and the movers
- 💬A conversation about a decisionFamily members discuss how to make a decision
- 💬At the hotel deskCheck-in and questions about the room
- 💬Renting a carThe paperwork and the rules of the road
- 💬At the consulateSubmitting visa documents
- 💬Arguing over a news storyTwo people discuss whether to trust the source
- 💬Making a planDiscussing tomorrow's order of business
- 💬Talking about the new colleagueTwo people discuss a person's character
- 💬Talking after a bad dayA friend comforts and gives advice
- 💬Cooking togetherTwo people in the kitchen discuss the recipe
- 💬A return at the storeA customer returns a jacket
- 💬At the service centerLeaving a phone for repair
- 💬A story about a thunderstormA student retells how the weather changed during the morning
- 💬Asking for directionsA passerby explains the way
- 💬Signing up for a courseA conversation with the school administrator
- 💬Talking about lifeThey meet after many years
- 💬A polite request and a refusalAsking a colleague to cover a shift
- 💬Keeping the conversation on trackA meeting drifts off topic
- 💬Looking for a repairmanCalling an electrician and a plumber
- 💬Discussing the contractA client and a business owner
- 💬The courtyard raises moneyThe neighbors agree on a collection
- 💬After the playDiscussing the production
- 💬First time at the gymThe trainer explains to a beginner
- 💬Measuring the roomTwo people work out whether the paint will be enough
- 💬After the examinationThe doctor explains the result
- 💬Getting ready for the holidayDividing the tasks before the guests arrive
- 💬An argument at the meetingTwo disagree and a third sums up
- 💬Asking for adviceA friend advises what to do
- 💬What is this thingA found object is described in the workshop
- 💬How to get thereA passerby explains the way through the courtyard
- 💬Adding up the totalsTwo people check the figures before the report
- 💬The job is dragging onTalking about work that isn't moving
- 💬Checking the rumorTwo people work out whether the talk is true
- 💬The city then and nowTwo people compare the old and the new district
- 💬Sorting the trashA neighbor explains what goes where
- 💬A production orderThe customer and the master discuss the batch
- 💬Here's how it wentOne of them tells what happened yesterday
- 💬What kind of person he isTwo people discuss the new colleague
- 💬At the caféA customer places an order
- 💬Asking the wayA visitor looks for the bus station
- 💬At the grocery storeA customer picks out food
- 💬Morning at homeTwo people get ready for work
- 💬When shall we meetTwo people compare calendars
- 💬Weigh half a kiloA customer and a seller at the market
- 💬Stuffy in the roomTwo people deal with the window and the door
- 💬Saturday cleaningDividing the housework
- 💬Something brokeA tenant tells the repairman what isn't working
- 💬Choosing a tableAt the furniture store
- 💬At the appointmentThe doctor questions the patient
- 💬What's outside the windowTwo people get ready for a walk
- 💬At the post officeSending a parcel
- 💬A plan for the dayAn intern and a mentor in the office
- 💬After classTwo pupils talk about school
- 💬Behind the wheelThe passenger helps the driver find the way
- 💬Before the trainTwo people look for their carriage at the station
- 💬Who to meetThey explain how to recognize the person
- 💬Strict or fairTwo people discuss an acquaintance
- 💬Cooking dinnerTwo people in the kitchen look for ingredients
- 💬The phone is acting upThe breakdown is explained at the repair shop
- 💬Checking inAt the hotel desk
- 💬Making an appointmentA call to the salon
- 💬What to doThey are planning the weekend
- 💬Who is comingThey count the guests before the holiday
Phrases that always rescue you
These are learned first not for politeness. They bring back a conversation that has already gone wrong — which makes them more useful than any list of nouns.
Frequently asked
Which Ukrainian phrases to learn first?
To start a conversation: “good day”, “thank you” and “excuse me”. To rescue it when it goes wrong: “I do not understand” and “repeat, please”.
Is a phrasebook enough without grammar?
For a short trip — yes. For living in the country — no: memorized phrases do not assemble into new ones, and the other person does not follow your script.