Ksenia Turkova
Ksenia Turkova
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Russian-speaking Ukrainians are switching to the Ukrainian language because of the war (interview)

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November 9, 2022

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In Ukraine, on November 9th, they celebrate the Day of Ukrainian language and literacy. Ukrainian is becoming one of the most popular languages in the world. Duolingo specialists confirm: in their rankings, Ukrainian is in the 12-15 position; before the war, it was at the end of the list.

Watch this interview with Maryna Lvovska, a Ukrainian immigrant in Washington DC. Maryna tells @kseniaturkova8600 her personal story about how she, being a Russian-speaking person from Kharkiv, decided to switch to the Ukrainian language.

#ukraine #ukrainianlanguage #мова #warinukraine

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