Free online translator for converting English names to Ukrainian (Українська)
Ukrainian uses the Cyrillic alphabet with unique letters not found in Russian, including ї, і, є, and ґ. It's the official language of Ukraine, spoken by over 40 million people.
Ukrainian transliteration follows phonetic rules similar to Russian Cyrillic but with Ukrainian-specific letters. The system is straightforward as most English sounds have Ukrainian equivalents.
Here are examples of common English names transliterated to Ukrainian:
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Use our Ukrainian translator above. Type your name in English and it converts to Ukrainian Cyrillic following official transliteration standards.
No! Ukrainian is a separate language with its own alphabet variations, vocabulary, and grammar. While both use Cyrillic, they have important differences.
Ukrainian has four letters not in Russian: ї (yi), і (i), є (ye), and ґ (hard g). These represent sounds specific to Ukrainian.
Our transliteration follows standard Ukrainian conventions. For official documents, verify with Ukrainian authorities as specific spellings may be required.
Ukrainian has letters і, ї, є, ґ that Russian lacks, and doesn't use Russian ы, э, ъ. The letter г sounds like 'h' in Ukrainian vs 'g' in Russian.