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Stop wondering if you're "actually" A1. This audit isn't about grades—it’s about intelligence gathering. We’re going to stress-test your Ukrainian to see where your foundation is solid and where it’s a bit shaky.
The Game Plan
The Game Plan
We’ve broken this down into the five big pillars of daily communication:
👋 Greetings & "The Ghost Verb": Can you say hello without sounding like a textbook? We’ll check if you know when to use the "to be" verb (spoiler: usually, you don't) and how to handle basic pronouns.
🌍 Where are you from? We’ll test if you can navigate the "Logic Swaps" of nationalities and locations—basically, making sure you don't accidentally say you're a country instead of a person.
💸 Money & Math: From "How much?" to "That’s too expensive!" We’re checking your numbers and your ability to buy a kilo of carrots without a headache.
🏠 Family & "The Minefield": Possession in Ukrainian is tricky. We’ll see if you can correctly identify your wife, your kids, and your cat without mixing up your genders and cases.
💼 The "What do you do?" Talk: We’ll dive into the Instrumental Case (the "as a" logic) to see if you can talk about your job like a pro.
What’s in it for you?
What’s in it for you?
The "Why" Behind the "What": Every answer comes with a Native Level Patch—a quick explanation of the logic so you can stop memorizing and start understanding.
Your Personal "Hit List": Once you finish, we’ll hand you a custom Priority Study List. No more guessing what to study next; we’ll tell you exactly which cases are tripping you up.
Expert Status: Find out if you’re a Beginner Explorer or a certified A1 Foundation Master.
Quick Tips Before You Start:
Quick Tips Before You Start:
Trust your gut: Don't overthink. In Ukrainian, the "logic" often feels like a puzzle—go with what sounds right.
Mistakes are data: If you miss a question, good! That’s one less mistake you’ll make in a real conversation.
Keep it moving: There are 50 questions, so don't get stuck. Use the "Next" button to keep the momentum going.
Ready to find your native logic? Let’s go!
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