Head of the DPR: they don’t want to study Ukrainian in the republic’s schools

In schools of the Donetsk People's Republic they do not want to study the Ukrainian language. Such a desire was not expressed by any of the educational institutions of the new Russian region.

The head of the DPR, Denis Pushilin, told representatives of the media and public organizations about this at a meeting in Moscow.

He noted that schools in the Donetsk region were given the opportunity to optionally study the Ukrainian language, but no one wanted to take advantage of it.

We have such an opportunity in schools, but not a single school, not a single class has come up with such an initiative

- the official says.

According to the head of the region, he will not allow the Ukrainian language to receive state or other privileged status in the Donetsk Republic. He will never become the second state government here.

I will not allow Ukrainian to be the state language or any other language on the territory of the Donetsk People’s Republic... I am sure that this position is shared by the majority of residents

- said Pushilin.

The head of the DPR said that residents of the region had long since decided on this issue.

Shortly before this, the head of the Russian Ministry of Education, Sergei Kravtsov, announced that in some schools in Zaporozhye and Kherson region the Ukrainian language was included in the curriculum. True, few expressed a desire to study this subject. Ukrainian language classes will begin in these regions on September 1 next year. A textbook has already been created for children, which will be used for training.

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[Msi]

In schools of the Donetsk People's Republic they do not want to study the Ukrainian language.

Well done, commendable. This dialect will gradually be forgotten. There is no need to encourage its development...

[Igor V end M]

Don't need encouragement? It is enough not to impose. Languages ​​are also subject to evolution. Language has no chance. I know this and can justify it... (only a lot of beeches)

[fruc]

Such a desire was not expressed by any of the educational institutions of the new Russian region.

Soon Ukrainian language will have to be included in the endangered languages, however.

[Lina Shuvalova]

For Russians, time needs to pass in order to begin to calmly perceive Ukrainian speech, even for those, for many, who live in Russia, even for those whose relatives and friends have not suffered. It’s just that I will never forget the murdered children of the Donetsk Republic, I saw their photos and read the stories of the deaths of children of different ages, alone and with their parents, I saw photos and read the stories of crippled children who became disabled from infancy! And how I know how disabled our Russian prisoners of war are and how our Russian prisoners of war were tortured and cruelly killed by these damned Ukrainian-Bandera Satanists! I will never forget this horror! Therefore, listening to the Ukrainian flag and seeing their flag is not only disgusting to me, but my blood boils with hatred!

[MBRSS]

Lina Shuvalova Well I do not know. I hate their nationalists with a fierce hatred, which is sometimes transmitted to their entire newly-created nation, but I understand with my mind that one size fits all, incl. and the language is nonsense. You just need to listen/watch less of the enemy’s voices on the language. There is nothing inherently destructive in the language. The flag and coat of arms are another matter.

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Quote: Lina Shuvalova

For Russians, time needs to pass in order to begin to calmly perceive Ukrainian speech, even for those, for many, who live in Russia, even for those whose relatives and friends have not suffered. It’s just that I will never forget the murdered children of the Donetsk Republic, I saw their photos and read the stories of the deaths of children of different ages, alone and with their parents, I saw photos and read the stories of crippled children who became disabled from infancy! And how I know how disabled our Russian prisoners of war are and how our Russian prisoners of war were tortured and cruelly killed by these damned Ukrainian-Bandera Satanists! I will never forget this horror! Therefore, listening to the Ukrainian flag and seeing their flag is not only disgusting to me, but my blood boils with hatred!

The head of the DPR said that residents of the region had long since decided on this issue.

Yes! And, the main determinant of this was UKRAINIAN bombs and shells.
This determinant was the Avenue of Angels, in memory of the Russian children (and not the Ukrainian ones, as the enemy Wiki puts it...) who died during the extermination by the Ukrainian-Banderaites in the Donbass...

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Quote: Igor V end M

(only beech trees lot)

Still, it’s correct to write - a lot of booksAF

[Rumata]

Previously, there were wonderful folk songs in language, excellent untranslatable jokes and sayings.
Now the language is hateful - it is an identifier of enemies.

[paul3390]

What I heard in my youth is not a damn language. A completely understandable living Little Russian dialect of the Russian language. But the present grave is a natural cadaver, with no right to life.

PS Oh! Cryptocurrencies with minuses have caught up...

[paul3390]

I've never heard anything like it live. For me, Ukrainian is like this.

[Drlivsi]

The voice of a reasonable person, not a militant nationalist. Thank you.

[solar]

Brodsky is not easy to read in Russian either...

It's windy today and the waves are overlapping.
Autumn is coming, everything will change in the area.
The change of colors is more touching, Postumus,
than changing a friend’s outfit.
Virgo amuses to a certain extent -
You can’t go further than your elbow or knee.
How much more joyful is the beautiful outside the body:
No hugs are possible, no betrayal!
...
Pont rustles behind the black hedge of pine trees.
Someone's ship is struggling with the wind off the cape.
On a dry bench - Senior
Pliny.
The thrush chirps in the cypress hair.

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Quote: Rumata

A stunning translation by a Russian-speaking poet,

I don’t see anything as amazing as art, although it’s true in content

Joseph Brodsky
On the independence of Ukraine
Dear Karl the Twelfth, the Battle of Poltava,
Thank God, lost. As said burr,
“time will tell Kuz.ka’s mother”, ruins,
bones of posthumous joy with a taste of Ukraine.
That is not green-quit, wasted by isotope,
- the yellow-blakyt flies over Konotop,
cut from canvas: know, Canada has in store -
It’s okay that there’s no cross: but you don’t need to ho.tch.
...
With God, eagles, Cossacks, hetmans, warriors!
Only when you come and die, bulls,
you will wheeze, scratching the edge of the mattress,
lines from Alexander, and not nonsense of Taras.
November 1991, XNUMX

[vovochkarzhevsky]

What I heard in my youth is not a damn language. A completely understandable living Little Russian dialect of the Russian language. But the present grave is a natural cadaver, with no right to life.

Well, now we don’t speak or write in Russian either. What we have now is just a Moscow dialect.
The Russian language itself is richer and includes a lot of dialects and dialects, many of which are disappearing. At one time, the Belarusian and Ukrainian dialects were lucky, they received writing and were separated into separate languages.

[guest]

Quote: vovochkarzhevsky

At one time, the Belarusian and Ukrainian dialects were lucky

There was never any Ukrainian dialect, there was only Little Russian, on the basis of which, with the addition of all sorts of nasty things from Polish and German, this so-called Ukrainian language arose.

[Andrei Nikolaevich]

Rumata, you are right! I support! With two hands and even with feet.

[Scharnhorst]

No matter how they tried, they could not forcibly introduce veal language into the people, either in science, or in medicine, or in everyday life...

[culinary]

Quote: Scharnhorst

No matter how they tried, they could not forcibly introduce veal language into the people, either in science, or in medicine, or in everyday life...

The same is true for the Latvian language. They are forcibly implanted, and there are fewer and fewer carriers.

[Eug]

Precisely because it was forced. But I have repeatedly noticed that I have songs in my head “spinning” in Movi - but in the one that we were taught in the Soviet school, and not the Polished version of it that they are now trying to introduce. However, the Russian language is now also being seriously “anglicized”...

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Quote: Eug

However, the Russian language is now also being seriously “anglicized”...

You're right. That's why

Deputies Alexander Khinshtein, Elena Yampolskaya and others introduced a bill to the Duma to combat Anglicisms. Its text is published on the website of the Lower House of the Federal Assembly.

The deputies said that in Russia there is an “aggressive active use” of signs, inscriptions and placement of information in a foreign language, despite the fact that Russian is the state language.

“It should become impossible to use such inscriptions on signs and shop windows as, for example, “coffee”, “fresh”, “sale”, “shop”, “open”, etc.,” the bill says.

[MBRSS]

They couldn’t forcibly inject the people with veal language either in science, or in medicine, or in everyday life..

another 30 years and they'll get it in. If the regime does not change. And I’m almost sure that Ukraine will remain in one form or another. By the way, in science and medicine, most terms sound the same or similar to Russian, even excluding borrowings from European languages.

[guest]

Quote: MBRBS

And I’m almost sure that Ukraine will remain in one form or another.

A pessimist though.

[grindz]

This is not a problem by the way. You can, for example, take scientific terms from the German language. There are two layers of terms. Some are international from Latin and Greek, they are similar in Russian. And there are purely German ones, they are incomprehensible without translation. Here they can borrow them. Like, for example, they use the words drukhar, and not printer. Where the printer came to us from English, and came there from French, and then the words came from Latin. So there are options for enriching Ukrainian language.
The only question is who will do it. For this you need pennies. The Soviet Union poured huge amounts of money into the development of national languages. But now all this is needed only for political purposes. This is the same for the Baltic states. We also came up with terms for the structure of public administration in order to somehow maintain documentation on the written language. But for science, fuck you, everything is dead. They just take textbooks and books in English and that’s it.

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Quote: MBRBS

They couldn’t forcibly inject the people with veal language either in science, or in medicine, or in everyday life..

another 30 years and they'll get it in. If the regime does not change. And I’m almost sure that Ukraine will remain in one form or another. By the way, in science and medicine, most terms sound the same or similar to Russian, even excluding borrowings from European languages.

Therefore, our government agencies do not need to let this matter take its course. Soft power, but replace these Salukis with normal Russian. And no more forced Ukrainization.

[paul3390]

Who the hell needs him, this artificial selyuk construct? Well, what can knowledge of language give a person? In what aspects of life will this be an advantage?

I've always said that fighting monks is easy. You just need to stop funding them. Do you want a language, newspapers on it, websites, songs, books? Yes, it’s easy - at your own expense. So we'll see how long it lasts...

[DymOk_v_dYmke]

Quote: paul3390

Well, what can knowledge of language give a person? In what aspects of life will this be an advantage?

In communicating with those who do not speak another language.
The task is to reformat their consciousness.
This cannot be done silently or in a language alien to a person.

[Maks1995]

Naturally.
In the USSR something like this was once called “old school politics”....
“I won’t allow ...” and immediately “they don’t want to.”

Although recently, here, a slightly opposite situation was described in other new regions.
It's too late to rush around if the kidneys have fallen off

[grindz]

It just proves that the DPR and LPR are purely Russian regions and there is little surzhik in the villages. But in the Zaporozhye region there were quite a lot of Ukrainian speakers, so the parents there wanted Ukrainian to be studied and taught in some schools. And this will all happen. Russia is not Ukraine, it’s stupid to ban everything.

[Normann]

A person can choose whether he wants or not. Ukrainian language is one of the most melodic in the world. And now there are a million minuses.)

[paul3390]

Ukrainian language is one of the most melodic in the world

Yes - but we seem to be talking about language? What does it have to do with the Ukrainian folk dialect?

[Gpn27]

We are already tired of our myth about the melody of the Ukrainian language. As they came up with at the end of the 19th century, they repeat it. You should read the original source of the myth before writing a message. A well-deserved minus.

[Skif3216]

What does it mean he can choose. The party and the government said it won’t allow it, which means no one wants it. With us everything is voluntary and not like the Ukrainians where they are committing genocide of the Russian language. When we ban something, it’s something else, you need to understand.

[Igor V end M]

In Ukraine, language has always been imposed. No one except the West would know it.

[vovochkarzhevsky]

In Ukraine, language has always been imposed. No one except the West would know it.

This is a lie, colloquial speech cannot be imposed. And at least central Ukraine speaks precisely this language.

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Quote: vovochkarzhevsky

In Ukraine, language has always been imposed. No one except the West would know it.

This is a lie, colloquial speech cannot be imposed. And at least central Ukraine speaks precisely this language.

Just tell these fables about central Ukraine to the cameras and microphones of Ukrainian TV and radio channels.

[Dart2027]

Quote: Normann

Ukrainian language is one of the most melodic in the world

And does this make him useful to anyone?

[Andrei Nikolaevich]

In Ukrainian, they gave commands to bomb Dknetsk. So you tell the people who sat with their children in the cold basements of Donetsk about the “melody” of the Ukrainian language. Let them listen to you.

[vovochkarzhevsky]

In Ukrainian, they gave commands to bomb Dknetsk. So you tell the people who sat with their children in the cold basements of Donetsk about the “melody” of the Ukrainian language. Let them listen to you.

So in Russian too. It is still widely used in the Ukrainian Armed Forces.

[cat Rusich]

Quote: Normann

A person can choose whether he wants or not
. Ukrainian language is one of the most melodic in the world.)

In the opera they also sing “melodiously” - Only people go to the opera at will, but in Ukraine they are forced to listen to language everywhere and around the clock...

[grindz]

I would argue. How the gypsies sing! How melodic, you'll listen to it. The Ukrainian one wasn’t lying around. It’s just that you can somehow understand him and therefore the songs are perceived more familiarly, almost like your own. But Gypsy is incomprehensible, really a different language. But how melodic!!!

[Serge9901]

“Can choose” - what? The language he speaks is for God’s sake, but the language to study is if it’s Movyachian (Tajik, Uzbek, Jewish...), then you should go to another country. I am convinced that Lenin’s main mistake was accepting the possibility of assimilation of peoples, expressed in the support and even creation (in the case of Ukraine, partially with Kazakhstan) of artificially created ethnic territorial units (republics).

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Quote: Serge9901

“Can choose” - what? The language he speaks is for God’s sake, but the language to study is if it’s Movyachian (Tajik, Uzbek, Jewish...), then you should go to another country. I am convinced that Lenin’s main mistake was accepting the possibility of assimilation of peoples, expressed in the support and even creation (in the case of Ukraine, partially with Kazakhstan) of artificially created ethnic territorial units (republics).

Bachu two artificially created countries - Ukraine and Israel, which, instead of peaceful coexistence and gratitude, became rude and completely insolent.
Well, let's see how the United States will help them further self-identify with weapons.

[ASM]

There are many languages ​​in the Russian Federation and everyone is free to choose to study them at their own discretion. And if the parents speak the same language, then no one bothers the child to subsequently learn the 2nd, 3rd, 4th, etc. languages. It seems to me that the melodious South Russian Poltava dialect is quite worthy of being preserved in history. He's much nicer to the ear than Surzhik, and he's not even close to the "Ukrainian" ridicule of the mixture.

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It seems to me that the melodious South Russian Poltava dialect is quite worthy of being preserved in history. He's much nicer to the ear than Surzhik, and he's not even close to the "Ukrainian" ridicule of the mixture.

So, that's basically what we're talking about.

[RVAPatriot]

Let them study Belarusian, it’s almost the same, but we speak normally, and don’t chatter like grandmas...

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Quote: RVAPatriot

Let them study Belarusian, it’s almost the same, but we speak normally, and don’t chatter like grandmas...

Right and don’t go to grandma!

[air wolf]

Just like in our regions of Russia, no one wants to study dead ethnic languages ​​like republics, the Russian language is more difficult, in my opinion, of all the languages ​​in the world!

[culinary]

Quote: air wolf

Just like in our regions of Russia, no one wants to study dead ethnic languages ​​like republics, the Russian language is more difficult, in my opinion, of all the languages ​​in the world!

Believe me, this is a fallacy. You don't even have to go far. Estonia. And English idioms will completely kill you. I don’t even mention hieroglyphs.

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Quote: air wolf

dead ethnic languages ​​like republics, the Russian language is more complex, in my opinion, of all the languages ​​of the world!

Maybe Russian language more difficult, but those who use it in communication with each other, all the post-Soviet republics of the USSR, for some reason easier and solve their problems faster.

[Wolfskin1993]

And rightly so! After all, everyone knows that language is DIRT, SYPHILIS, IODINE DEFICIENCY, NAVAZ IN A PIG STY, LACK OF CULTURE, STUPIDITY, REDWAY and other VICES. MOVA - WEST!!! ZASHKVAR!!! In Ukraine there is a war between the City and SEL, which was unleashed and heated up by the amers!

[Factorist]

Mova, this is now like the German language after the Second World War. It really makes you angry, just like the yellow-black colors.
So many people sacrificed for the sake of this non-territory

[Igor V end M]

The yellow-blakite combination is simply infuriating!

[paul3390]

I agree - disgusting color combination. Under such a flag, it is impossible to win in principle. And especially - it hurts the Slavic eye, for the most part - our colors are white and red, sometimes with blue.

[cat Rusich]

Quote: paul3390

Under such a flag, it is impossible to win in principle. And especially - it hurts the Slavic eye, for the most part - our colors are white and red, sometimes with blue.

[Igor V end M]

And why is it needed... In the 80s-70s, you couldn’t buy books in Russian in Marika! Everything is in language. At school they demanded to study. And how does it come out...

[Victor19]

Why be like the Ukrainian Nazis, Bandera? Donbass is a place where a lot of Ukrainians live. I'm sure many people want to study their language

[paul3390]

many people want to study their language

For God's sake, I'm sure no one will stop them. But - at your own expense, not ours.

[Victor19]

There must be elective classes at the expense of the state. In Crimea, all schools have electives and teachers of the Crimean Tatar language. The same should be true wherever there are minorities.

[DymOk_v_dYmke]

Quote: paul3390

For God's sake, I'm sure no one will stop them. But - at your own expense, not for наш.

Do you think that “movophiles” do not contribute to “our” account?
They contribute equally.

[would]

Donbass and Crimea showed how “many” really want to study the “sovereign language”. There are so many of them that there is no point in banning its study.

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Quote: rait

Donbass and Crimea showed how “many” really want to study the “sovereign language”. There are so many of them that there is no point in banning its study.

How accurately noticed!

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Quote: Victor19

many Ukrainians live. I'm sure many people want to study their language

But the Head of the DPR Pushilin categorically disagrees with this And there are quite a few people like him, too.

[Enceladus]

So what are we talking about?
When 9 years old textbooks 82, 120mm arrive. This is the only thing Donbass knows.. I wrote not so long ago that a friend’s daughter died in Gorlovka... 6 years old... I apologize in the coffin, she saw this language! My grandfather is Ukrainian on my mother’s side, he went through the entire national war against the Nazis and Kwantung... they spoke only language and I still understand and can even write. But nevertheless it is an enemy. I once told the director at school... she taught German at the same time... I won’t learn the enemy’s language, there was only a French teacher at school. It was a complete mess. Parents were called, etc. In the end, they assigned me to French, and I was just there for show in the lessons, and they automatically gave me A's. From French I only remember not manche pas sis jour (c) 5 chairs. Unfortunately, due to my profession, I know English... but again... even a native speaker can hardly convey the meaning of my poems into English. Because English is the language of action, while for us it is the language of emotions. I am not against the language as such, but it is already the language of the enemy and it is unpleasant for me to speak it now.

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Quote from Enceladus

Because English is the language of action, while for us it is the language of emotions.

When Volodin said that “English is a dead language,” this does not mean that one should not speak. They have spoken and will continue to speak. But less...
The meaning here is what is meant by the phrases “English” and “dead language”.
A dead language is one that is not spoken, but only remained in writing, or when one language was replaced by another.
English is a language that has had a history of development in at least six stages over the past 2 years, where it has been completely replaced at least three times.

Here is the text in English:

It is this kind of English that is called dead, since it is not used now.
And the English that is used in the modern world has completely changed.
So those languages, including English, can be called dead, since the alphabet and most words were completely replaced.
Unfortunately, many did not understand the statement of the Chairman of the Russian State Duma and began to talk about modern English, completely ignoring history.

[alystan]

In schools of the Donetsk People's Republic don't want to study Ukrainian language. None of the educational institutions expressed such a desire. new Russian region.

So they twisted it like that - they don’t want it and not expressing it will mean “yes”.

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Quote: alystan

will mean "yes".

Well no.
So understand, great and mighty.
As they told about the great Fyodor Chaliapin. At one time he had a problem with alcohol and everyone tried to protect him from this bad habit to the best of their ability. And when his friends shouted to him that it was already poured and he needed to come and have a drink, Chaliapin loudly answered them: “Oh, leave it!”

[opposite28]

We have such an opportunity in schools, but not a single school, not a single class has come up with such an initiative

- the official says.

Somewhat reminiscent of the general line of the party at one time. Violation of which will be followed by unspoken reproach and other things for disobedience and revisionism...

I will not allow Ukrainian to be the state language or any other language on the territory of the Donetsk People’s Republic... I am sure that this position is shared by the majority of residents

- said Pushilin.

No one has ever managed to remove Surzhik from the lexicon, much less ban it. The famous southern Russian dialect

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Quote: oppozite28

No one has ever managed to remove Surzhik from the lexicon, much less ban it. The famous southern Russian dialect

In the gateway please, it will be easier for the police to recognize an unreliable element.

[Lina Shuvalova]

Everything is correct! There is no need to ban. But it would be blasphemous to give privileges to the language spoken by Bandera’s murderers of the peoples of the Donetsk and Lugansk republics! And parents and children decided for themselves that the opportunity for optional study was offered!

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Quote: Lina Shuvalova

Everything is correct! There is no need to ban. But it would be blasphemous to give privileges to the language spoken by Bandera’s murderers of the peoples of the Donetsk and Lugansk republics! And parents and children decided for themselves that the opportunity for optional study was offered!

By the way, Pushilin is not Putin in terms of the radical nature of his decision-making. I mean the three official languages ​​in Crimea.

[cast iron]

The indicator of language vitality is very simple. Stop state funding and promotion of language in educational institutions and you will see that language itself will become isolated in villages and villages. But there is no need to ban anything. Whoever wants to, let him study. We are not Ukronazi-Russophobes.

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Quote: cast iron

We are not Ukronazi-Russophobes.

We definitely don't!

[VladimirNET]

Quote: Igor V end M

Language has no chance. I know this and I can justify it

Because there are no whales in Ukraine? )))

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Quote: VladimirNET

in Ukraine there are no whales

...There are no whales in Ukraine.
But who told to call cats that?!

At the referendum the people
I decided that I was not a whale, but a cat.

American fleet here
It won't come while I'm a cat!

And the firmament will be peaceful,
Kohl is sleeping on the embankment Kot!

Natalya Skoldina

[bone1]

In my opinion, it’s natural, it’s strange that somewhere they teach something that’s not needed

[GUSAR]

You have to be careful here. Don’t force this language into, but don’t prohibit it either, so as not to make it a symbol and forbidden fruit. She will die on her own.

[16112014nk]

The head of the Russian Ministry of Education, Sergei Kravtsov, announced that... the Ukrainian language is included in the curriculum.

In the LDPR they refuse to use language, but Kravtsov wants to be holier than the Pope.

[Kuzmitsky]

The LDPR refuses - this is their right. For them, Russian is their native language, and Ukrainian has become the language of the enemy, almost like German in 1941-1945.
But Kravtsov is also right. People for whom Ukrainian is their native language cannot be deprived of the right to freely use it and teach it to their children. There is no other way, otherwise we will become the same as the Kyiv or Lvov Natsiks.
We must not forget. that ethnic Ukrainians in the Kherson and Zaporozhye regions are also part of the population of multinational Russia.
You can live in Russia, be its patriot, and at the same time know and love your native Ukrainian, Armenian, Tatar, Circassian or Buryat language.

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Quote: Kuzmitsky

You can live in Russia, be its patriot, and at the same time know and love your native Ukrainian, Armenian, Tatar, Circassian or Buryat language.

Of course
But also

Quote: Kuzmitsky

You can live in Russia, be its patriot, and at the same time

not to like, for example, the Ukrainian language.

[grindz]

Where did you get the idea that there are more than half of Ukrainians in Crimea?
That is:
According to the published results of the 2021 census, Russians made up 72,9% of the peninsula's population. In 2014 there were 65,2%. Crimean Tatars came in second place, 14,1%. In 2014 there were 12,6%.
And statistics show that the percentage of Ukrainians began to increase since 1954, and before that there were 10 percent of the total population.
https://ru.wikipedia.org/wiki/%D0%9D%D0%B0%D1%81%D0%B5%D0%BB%D0%B5%D0%BD%D0%B8%D0%B5_%D0%9A%D1%80%D1%8B%D0%BC%D0%B0#%D0%9D%D0%B0%D1%86%D0%B8%D0%BE%D0%BD%D0%B0%D0%BB%D1%8C%D0%BD%D1%8B%D0%B9_%D1%81%D0%BE%D1%81%D1%82%D0%B0%D0%B2

[Il'nur]

Head of the DPR: they don’t want to study Ukrainian in the republic’s schools

Why would they study it, and why impose it, if Donbass fought against this language in 2014!

[DymOk_v_dYmke]

Quote: Ilnur

Why would they study it, and why impose it, if Donbass fought against this language in 2014!

There is no need to impose anything.
But Donbass fought not against language, but against Western bourgeoisism.

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Quote: DymOk_v_dYmke

But Donbass did not fight against language,

He fought against the ban on the Russian language, without going into details at all, at the everyday level that he is fighting

Quote: DymOk_v_dYmke

against Western bourgeoisism.

[Alexander]

After what happened, what Ukrainian?

[MBRSS]

I have no doubt that people in Donbass hate Ukraine more than the rest of Russia combined. And yet the statement:

The head of the DPR said that residents of the region had long since decided on this issue.

needs to be backed up by voting in the next elections. Otherwise, we do everything “on behalf of the people” without the demand of these very people. There is no need to follow the example of Ukraine, where there is only one state. they left the language without asking the population.

[denk20]

Such voting can also be carried out through government services. At the same time, residents of new regions will learn to use the “electronic state.”

[guest]

Quote: MBRBS

needs to be backed up by voting in the next elections.

Well, actually, there were elections there only recently.

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Quote: MBRBS

I have no doubt that people in Donbass hate Ukraine more than the rest of Russia combined. And yet the statement:

The head of the DPR said that residents of the region had long since decided on this issue.

needs to be backed up by voting in the next elections. Otherwise, we do everything “on behalf of the people” without the demand of these very people. There is no need to follow the example of Ukraine, where there is only one state. they left the language without asking the population.

I believe that it is generally not worth making loud public statements on this issue and inflating the hype, which the West will gladly pick up.
You need to be more flexible, Comrade Pushilin. You'll get hit in the ears by the GDP.

[Oleg Apushkin]

So who needs to learn cow language, only Selyuks don’t fly into space.

[denk20]

In the DPR it is now important to study Uzbek and Tajik. :)

[Pankrat25]

Commendable! For this reason, in schools in Kazan, in the very center of Russia, ethnic Russians are forced to learn the Tatar language! A single country must have a single language, everything else is from the evil one.

[BAT]

But I’m wondering how they study strength of materials, theoretical mechanics, materials science there on the outskirts? I'm not even talking about quantum mechanics, genetics, biology. If they still can’t decide how to properly use a helicopter. Helicopter, rotorcraft, or still a helicopter?

[dump22]

I will not allow Ukrainian to be the state language or any other language on the territory of the Donetsk People’s Republic...

Is this the state language of the republic in Crimea?
https://tass.ru/obschestvo/7575763

January 22 2020
A TV show will be launched in Crimea and a newspaper will begin to be published to popularize the Ukrainian language
This language is one of the official languages ​​in the region.

The authorities and social activists of Crimea intend to popularize the Ukrainian language, which is one of the state languages ​​in the region: for this purpose, a forum, round tables and exhibitions will be held on the peninsula. Also in 2020, they plan to publish a newspaper in Crimea and launch a program in Ukrainian on regional television.

The Constitution of the Republic of Crimea recognizes three languages ​​as state languages: Russian, Ukrainian and Crimean Tatar. Municipal and government agencies indicate their names on all three.

Now the Ukrainian language is studied both in schools and in universities of the peninsula - the Crimean Engineering and Pedagogical University and the Crimean Federal University (KFU).
In Sevastopol, starting this school year, schoolchildren can choose this discipline if they wish after the regional department received requests to introduce Ukrainian lessons.

[Lohmatyi_imperator]

Unpromising language. Soon it will be needed only by a narrow circle of specialists.

[Wolfskin1993]

These “specialists” will be kept in camps at construction sites in Siberia and the Far East. And they will live under the bunks.

[Clear]

Quote: Lohmatyi_imperator

Unpromising language. Soon it will be needed only by a narrow circle of specialists.

... in the evening between the courtyard garages

[Alex20042004]

Come to our outback in Siberia, the old people there still speak and have not forgotten the Ukrainian language. Like this!!

[VladimirNET]

Quote: denk20

voting can also be done through government services

Why do something that most people don't need?
The forced imposition of language was the path to its death.

[AlexisT]

As after the Great Patriotic War, German was not held in high esteem. The sounds of German barking speech probably still make many people shudder. My wife studied at the Faculty of English and German and says she hated and hates German. As for Ukrainian, “nothing like a misyachna” has already become unpleasant to me. Considering that the actor who sang it in the famous film also screwed up, then it’s a complete paragraph. And this is not to mention the arguments described above, about death and bombing.