Ukrainian 101

Бб
'b' as in "bite"

Вв
'v' as in "violin"

Гг
'h' as in "hello"

Ґґ
'g' as in "go"

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".

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