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In 2007,1 made my second trip to Ukraine with the intention of learning more about my heritage and exploring more of the world. I spent a week in Kiev with my family where I learned a great deal about Ukrainian History, Culture, but I didn't learn much about the language. I heard about YKY through some friends who highly recommended it as it was both fun and educational. Needless to say, I had the best time of my life during my few short weeks at YKY in 2007. I learned to speak some of the language and learned even more about Ukraine which was fascinating.
Since this is my last year in which I will have free time in my summer, I want to take the opportunity to learn more Ukrainian language which will help me with my future career. My little sister has also shown interest, so I would have the opportunity to help show her the many treasures Ukraine has to offer. What it really boils down to is that I have fallen in love with Ukraine and I want to see more, learn more, and explore more and YKY is certainly a great way to do it.
Busil Fedun, USA, 2009
Our new building at Khutorivka str, 35
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“Excellent teacher. Challenging and also available. Willing to work with us in anyway. So patient, yet pushed as well, which is great.” — an American student at the intermediate level.
“Very innovative approach to teaching, wide variety of topics covered, very good individual sessions” — a German student at the intermediate level.
“The tutors are an excellent part of the program. Without their availability to help, answer questions, and instruct, I don't think we would have progressed as far as we did.” — a beginning student from Canada .
“I made a lot of progress, from no Ukrainian background to advanced in a single month” — a Latvian student who already knew Russian.
What did you like best? Answers included:
Real-life situations . . . going to shops or the post office with our teacher . . . watching the news . . . singing songs . . reading stories . . . excursions were great.
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