Ukrainian Up — your graded podcast for learning Ukrainian

⭐ Beginner (A1–A2) — simple dialogues with Oggi: slow speech, basic phrases, and friendly real-life situations.📖 Intermediate (A2–B1) — short narrated stories to help you grow your vocabulary naturally.🎙️ Advanced (B1–B2) — news, culture, and real conversations; every episode repeats key parts twice.🧩 Grammar Time — English explanations + Ukrainian drills to finally understand how the language works.Facebook: Ukrainian Up. Shop: buymeacoffee/ukrainianup.

Ukrainian Up — your graded podcast for learning Ukrainian is a education podcast hosted by Tutor Larissa, with 30 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Tutor Larissa hosts Ukrainian Up — your graded podcast for learning Ukrainian, a education show with 30 episodes published.

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  Episode #28

  2.28. Grammar Time: Why Do the Words Differ? (Eng & Ukr)

  Nov 28, 202511 minS2

  <p>In this episode, Alex finally breaks down why Ukrainian words change so much — and why one verb can suddenly look like five different words. He explains, in clear American English, how prefixes, roots, suffixes, and endings work together (just like LEGO blocks!), and Larissa gives short Ukrainian examples to help you hear the patterns. Easy, visual, and surprisingly fun.</p><p>You’ll pick up useful patterns:<br>• how prefixes like pry-, pere-, po- change meaning <br>• what the root is and why it carries the core sense<br>• how suffixes create new words (student → studentskyi)<br>• what endings show gender, n...

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  Episode #27

  2.27. Song about Numbers (A1–A2)

  Nov 21, 202511 minS2

  <p>In this episode, Larissa teaches you how to hear and build tricky Ukrainian numbers like 13, 30, and 300 — all through a fun, catchy song. Beginner-friendly, melodic, and super practical. Each line of the song is repeated and explained step by step.</p><p>You’ll pick up useful patterns:</p>«Meni vsioho trynadtsiat.» — “I'm only thirteen.”«Trydtsiat — try i nul.» — “Thirty — three and zero.”«Trysta — tse try sotni.» — “Three hundred — three hundreds.”<p>Perfect for anyone who still mixes up -nadtsiat' and -dtsiat' (don’t worry — everyone does at first!)</p><p>If you want the full text, English translation, number chart, big song, and Anki deck — grab th...

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  Episode #26

  2.26. Latest News (B1–B2)

  Nov 14, 202515 minS2

  <p>In this episode, Halyna and Oleksiy bring you a challenging and real yet learner-friendly Ukrainian news briefing. Each story is repeated twice, followed by short comments to help you catch meaning and hear natural conversation. Clear, warm, and practical for B1-B2 learners.</p><p>You’ll pick up new lines:</p>«На місцях працюють екстрені служби.» — “Emergency services are on the scene.”«Подати заявку можна буде у застосунку "Дія".» — “You will be able to submit an application in Diia mobile app.”«Найважливіша гра ще попереду.» — “The most important match is still ahead.”<p>Want the full script, English translation, and control questions? Grab the episode pack on ⁠buymeacoffee.com/ukrainianup⁠ — study smarter, softer, and faster 💛💙</p>

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  Episode #25

  2.25. Bonus: Oggi Watches TV

  Nov 9, 20251 minS2

  <p>This is a video fragment with subtitles — made for listening, reading, and repeating Ukrainian at the same time. It’s a fun and easy way to train your ears, eyes, and voice together.</p><p>Watch, read, repeat — and feel your progress grow!<br>You can get the full video on ⁠buymeacoffee.com/ukrainianup⁠ — speak naturally and confidently 💛💙</p>

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  Episode #25

  2.25. Oggi Watches TV (A1–A2)

  Nov 7, 20258 minS2

  <p>In this episode, Larissa and Oggi talk about Ukrainian TV — news, dramas, comedies, and even football. Oggi shares what he watched and what he understood, while Larissa gives friendly tips on how to learn language through TV. Beginner-friendly, fun, and cozy.</p><p>You’ll pick up simple lines:</p>«Ya tebe kokhayu.» — “I love you.”«Komediyne shou» — “Comedy show”«Tak, ya hlyadach!» — “Yes, I’m a viewer!”<p>Listen, smile, and learn — Ukrainian-style. Grab TV words in our Facebook group ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Ukrainian Up Podcast⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ — practice with kind humans and say your first hello in 💛💙Podcast Pack 2.25 — a simple, gentle way to finally hear it, say it, and keep it. ⁠⁠⁠Check it here...

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