Ukrainian Community - Ukrainian Jobs, Ukrainian Dating, Ukrainian Flat Share

The Top Language Ukrainian Community site is specifically designed for Ukrainian speakers living in London, UK, and Ireland.

We offer a definitive range of Ukrainian language services including access to Europe's leading Ukrainian Jobs site, Ukrainian Dating Services, and access to the Ukrainian Flat Share and Renting section.

Users can also access classifieds and a comprehensive Ukrainian Business Directory. Our online community also includes Ukrainian Events and Ukrainian Forums to unite Ukrainian language speakers in this increasingly multicultural part of the World.
Please note: Top Language Community takes no responsibility for content from external websites

Flatshare

Whether you're renting or looking for a Ukrainian flatmate why not try our Ukrainian Flat Share portal
Dating

Find love! Meet people who speak Ukrainian! Join Top Language Dating for free now!
Upcoming Events
- Facades
- 'Fast Labour' - ?10 ticket promotion
Forum

Post messages, and make Ukrainian friends! Plus much more - go to Language Forum now

Jobs

Looking for that dream Ukrainian job? visit Top language Jobs- Europe's No:1 Language Job Board.
News

Sell unwanted items, search for bargains. Visit our Ukrainian Classifieds section today
Directory

Find any Ukrainian business you’re looking for at a click of a button - try our Language Directory
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Ukrainian is a language of the East Slavic subgroup of the Slavic languages. It is the official state language of Ukraine. Ukrainian uses a Cyrillic alphabet. It shares some vocabulary with the languages of the neighboring Slavic nations, most notably with Belarusian, Polish, Russian and Slovak.

Ukrainian traces its origins to the Old East Slavic language of the ancient state of Kievan Rus'. The language has persisted despite the two bans by Imperial Russia and political persecution during the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. Ukrainian has survived mainly due to its broad base among the people of Ukraine, its folklore songs, kobzars, prominent poets like Taras Shevchenko and Lesya Ukrainka.
- Spoken in:
  Ukraine, Russia, Brazil, Kazakhstan, United States, Canada, Moldova, Hungary, Belarus, Poland
- Total Speakers:
  39.4 million
- Language-family:
  Indo-European
  Balto-Slavic
  Slavic
  East Slavic
  Ukrainian

The definitive Ukrainian community site for Ukrainian people in London, UK and Ireland.