Ukrainian voice over, natively reviewed.

Ukrainian is a distinct language with its own vocabulary and sound, and audiences expect it to be treated as one, not adapted from Russian.

Accents and variants of Ukrainian.

Standard Ukrainian
The standard of national media, public bodies and corporate content.
Western Ukrainian colour
A light western accent, as heard around Lviv.
Conversational voice
A relaxed reading for consumer and social content.

What a native Ukrainian reviewer checks.

Ty or Vy
Vy is the polite form and suits business content.
Ukrainian vocabulary
We use Ukrainian terms, not words borrowed from Russian.
Vocative case
Addressing a person by name uses the vocative case, which a script must apply.

Writing for Ukrainian.

Never translate from Russian
A script built through Russian carries Russian structure. Write from the source.
Cases on inserted values
Names and numbers take endings. Each insertion is reviewed.
Stress
Stress is not marked in writing and a reviewer listens for it.

Ukrainian voice over: questions.

Is a Russian voice acceptable for a Ukrainian audience?

For content addressed to Ukrainians, no. Use a Ukrainian voice and a script written in Ukrainian.

Do we need a Ukrainian reviewer?

Yes. Spelling and vocabulary standards changed in recent years and a native speaker checks both.

Tell us your Ukrainian project.

Tell us your content, languages and timing on one short page. A producer replies.

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