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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, 22^nd 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.