Want to know do you know the consonants in Ukrainian language? In articulatory phonetics, the Ukrainian consonant is actually a speech sound which is articulated having complete or perhaps partial closure in the vocal tract. The word consonant can also be employed to refer to a letter of the Ukrainian alphabet which indicates a consonant sound. Learn More
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Бб | 'b' as in "bite" |
Вв | 'v' as in "violin" |
Гг | 'h' as in "hello"; [usually aspirated] sometimes pronounced like 'g' as in 'go'. |
Ґґ | 'g' as in "go"; VERY rarely used |
Дд | 'd' as in "do" |
Жж | 'zh' as in "pleasure" |
Зз | 'z' as in "zone" |
Кк | 'c' as in "cat" |
Лл | 'l' as in "love" |
Мм | 'm' as in "mother" |
Нн | 'n' as in "nice" |
Пп | 'p' as in "piano" |
Рр | 'r' is always rolled like Spanish or Scottish |
Сс | 's' as in "sing" |
Тт | 't' as in "top" |
Фф | 'f' as in "fling" |
Хх | Hard "H". Tough for English speakers. Like Scottish "loch or German "Bach". |
Цц | 'ts' as in "sits" |
Чч | 'ch' as in "chip" |
Шш | 'sh' as in "shut" |
Щщ | 'shch'. Tough for English speakers. Hard 'sh'. Halfway between 'sh' and 'ch'. Say: "fresh cheese" or "fish chowder". |
Select the links directly below to check out a number of beneficial Ukrainian travel words which are sorted by group. For each travel word or phrase in Ukrainian, you will see the actual English interpretation.
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