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In honor of International Mother Language Day, for the first time ever in South Africa UAZA opens Ukrainian language school for adults! Proud and beautiful, this language will broaden your horizons and teach you to speak with your heart.
We are happy to welcome all interested (aged 14+) to join our classes
When: February, 22nd 2020 at 3 p.m. – school opening
Where: Somerset West
For more information please contact Olesya 0658917224Don’t forget that speaking a second language, not only opens new doors but also has numerous other advantages. Just to inspire and motivate you, we would like to share 5 reasons for you should learn Ukrainian or, at least, start thinking about learning it.
1. Ukrainian Is Spoken By Millions
Ukrainian is the official language of the largest European country, with more than 46 million people speaking it.
It takes the 26th place among the most widespread languages in the world due to the number of its speakers. And it is the second most widespread Slavic language after Russian.
Ukraine is a beautiful country with the geographical center of Europe located in it.
It has a rich culture and kind people – proud Ukrainians who are ready to share their cultural heritage with others.
2. Ukrainian Education is Good and Affordable
Education is another thing that makes Ukraine attractive to the foreigners, especially students wishing to get a medical or engineering education abroad. Ukrainian education is popular among students from African and Asian countries such as Libya, Bangladesh, India, China, Nigeria, Egypt, Jordan, and others.
Tuition fees are not as high as it is in the most of the educational establishments in other parts of the world. Universities offer dozens of programs and scholarships for applicants from foreign countries.Thus, if you want to obtain a degree and not spend the rest of your life paying off student loans, consider studying in Ukraine.
Also, it is not only affordable and of the excellent quality, but also fun. There are plenty of remarkable places to visit here, and as a member of a student program, you will be taken to some of them. You will make friends for life and develop superb interpersonal skills as nowhere else in the world.
The only problem about it is that you need to learn the language, as most of the programs are not available in English.
3. Ukrainian Is The World’s 3rd Most Beautiful Language
Based on the results of the languages competition that took place in Paris in 1934, Ukrainian is the third most beautiful by its phonetics, vocabulary, phraseology, and sentence structure after French and Persian.
Also, it’s officially the second most melodic language in the world after Italian. Just listen to the way it sounds in their songs or how it is read in their books. It truly is a breathtaking experience, especially when people speak it properly.
4. Learning Ukrainian Helps You Easily Understand Other Languages
Once you learn Ukrainian, you can understand Polish, Czech, Belarusian, Russain or other Slavic languages because they are quite similar.
Coming from the same family of languages, they share common sounds and roots of words. For example, those who learn Ukrainian will eventually know 70% of Polish lexicon and a third of its grammar rules.
5. Ukraine is Open for Business
As a student or a visitor, if you know the language, you will get to explore the business opportunities in the state. It has lots of freedom for young entrepreneurs, and the laws are quite flexible to help everyone start their business in the shortest time.
Since Ukraine is mainly an agricultural state, there is a plenty of opportunities to work in that area. Farms, cultivated lands, and greenhouses can be open in no time, and considering the high fertility level of the soil, you will get revenue very soon.
Ukraine is also famous for being a home to thousands of talented developers and IT specialists that create applications and software for people from all over the world. They are eager to grow, full of mind-blowing ideas, and open for partnership. They have all the skills you need, and establishing such a company in Ukraine will be more cost-efficient than doing the same elsewhere.
Again, the important thing about this is that you need to learn the language.
All in all, now you know all the reasons why you should consider learning Ukrainian. Learning a language is possible no matter how hard this task looks to you. Several obstacles can prevent you from mastering it. However, some research can help you to identify these problems and get rid of them right now. We hope you will enjoy Ukrainian language and culture.
Whatever your reason to learn Ukrainian, we promise you won’t regret your decision.