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ласкаво

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Make a little room for Ukrainian

Bring the words you’ve met in class and the things you’d love to say. There’s room here to try them out, forget a few, and come back to them.

Your lessons are the starting point. Read Ukrainian here and practise in Latin letters, using the keyboard you already know.

Come in. Try a word with us.

A word from your lesson

вода

water · noun

Type it as voda.

Just an example. Nothing here is saved.

From the classroom to your everyday

  1. Bring something from class

    Photograph a page or paste text from your textbook, class notes or course. Review the suggested vocabulary and grammar, then save it for practice.

  2. Let the words become familiar

    Some words stick straight away; others need a few visits. Copy them, recall them, and come back to them in short sessions that fit around your day.

  3. Find the words for your own life

    Perhaps you’d like to tell a friend about your weekend, or talk about a book you’re reading. Start in English, check the Ukrainian, and practise until you can say it for yourself.

AI suggestions can contain mistakes. Review them before saving, and bring questions back to your teacher or course.

Your course, your pace

Use Laskavo alongside a teacher, textbook or another course. There’s an optional starter pack if you’d like a few everyday words to begin with.

Your own learning space

Vocabulary, passages and progress belong to your account. You can download your learning data or delete your account from its settings.

How your information is handled

Start with the pilot

Joining Laskavo

The pilot is free. No payment details needed.

If you’ve been invited, use the email address from your invitation to sign in. Bring a little material from your lessons, try it at your own pace and tell us what helps.

AI practice and spoken audio have usage allowances, shown in your account. Longer passages use more of the allowance. Your saved material and case practice stay available when it runs out.

Pilot access does not automatically become a paid subscription. If we offer one later, joining it will be your choice.

Already invited and having trouble getting in? Get sign-in help.