forte928: Then put the right letters, not transliteration... Half of Ukraine sits on this forum...
Yeah, yeah... Thanks for the tip. But I did not learn Ukrainian from books in school, and I do not know the letters correctly. In my homeland I am a "Khohol", but when I come to Kharkiv, for example, I immediately say "katsap" or "Moskal". Genocide.
snail09: Yes, yes... Thanks for the advice. But I didn't learn the language from books at school and I don't know the right letters. In my homeland I am a 'Khohol', but when I come to Kharkov, for example, I immediately become a 'katsap' or 'Moskal'. Genocide.
Mentality of whom? If my ancestors are Ukrainians and I am from Kuban, where only the villages speak an altered (similar to Ukrainian) language, can I consider myself a Ukrainian, or am I still a person of Caucasian nationality?
Kuban is a homeland of Cossacks not only from Ukraine but also from Russia - and the language - or rather surzhik was formed there under the influence of the Russian-speaking environment - Kuban used to belong to Ukraine... First Moscow sought independence from the Chernigov principality, and now it is trying to re-enter the Ukrainian province.
Hello !!! Old timers here on Friday ))) but has anyone been watching gold today ? 125 dollars down .... I haven't seen anything like this in a day ..... 125 quid for gold equals 1250 pips for Eurobucks .... I wish I could get that much for a day.
forte928: Kuban is home to Cossacks not only from Ukraine but also from Russia - and the language - or rather surzhik there was formed under the influence of the Russian-speaking environment - at one time Kuban belonged to Ukraine... First Moscow sought independence from the Chernigov principality, and now it is trying to re-enter the Ukrainian province...
Exactly, surzhik. The Soviet regime destroyed the real Cossacks, and those who are still there are not Cossacks, but fake ones. It turns out that I am not Ukrainian, my nationality is not pure? Although, in both lines, the surnames end in "O" two knees deep.
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And what keeps me to trade in this brokerage house? )))
I went on a tour and came back from a tour.
I am writing in Roman language with mistakes, don't kick me!
I went on a tour and came back from a tour.
I am writing in Roman language with mistakes, don't kick me!
I went on a tour and came back from a tour.
I am writing in Roman language with mistakes, don't kick me!
Nobody would have known. )))
Then put the right letters, not transliteration... Half of Ukraine sits on this forum...
Yes, yes... Thanks for the advice. But I didn't learn the language from books at school and I don't know the right letters. In my homeland I am a 'Khohol', but when I come to Kharkov, for example, I immediately become a 'katsap' or 'Moskal'. Genocide.
Mentality...
Kuban is home to Cossacks not only from Ukraine but also from Russia - and the language - or rather surzhik there was formed under the influence of the Russian-speaking environment - at one time Kuban belonged to Ukraine... First Moscow sought independence from the Chernigov principality, and now it is trying to re-enter the Ukrainian province...