Left handed ukulele

1. Can you get a left handed ukulele?
2. Does a left handed person need a left handed ukulele?
3. How do you play left handed on ukulele?

Can you get a left handed ukulele?

“I'm a lefty, can I play the ukulele?” Most left-handed people who are interested to play the uke frequently ask this question. And the answer is, “Of course, you can!”. Ukulele is a very user-friendly musical instrument and you can easily learn the basics in a matter of days... even if you are a left-hander.

Does a left handed person need a left handed ukulele?

This is because equal use of your dominant hand (your left hand if you're lefty) and non-dominant hand (your opposite hand) is required to play ukulele. There's never a time where you're using your left hand more than your right hand or vice versa when playing. To play the ukulele, it's a 50/50 split using both hands.

How do you play left handed on ukulele?

That is to say you turn the ukulele upside down so the neck rests in the right hand and you strum with your left. To add to that you also then flip the strings in reverse too, because then you keep the G string at the top and the A string closest to the floor, just like a right hander.