The Russia and Ukrainian Languages
Olga Hengen
Why is this important?
Most people want to learn another language to help them when they go into a foreign country, but learning a language is harder than we think. Some languages may seem similar but the language differs based on the place. Ukrainean language may seem the same as Russian but it's actually different. What most people don't know is that Russians can't understand Ukraneans but Ukraneans can understand Russians.
Similarity and difference
As you can see that both the languages has similar aplhabets but Ukraine has more than Russia. That is because ukraine wanted to have a language different by a little bit from the Russians but they could understand them.
Olga Hengrn
I'm a high shcool student who created this for a class.
Email: Henolg12@psas.org
Location: Prior Lake, MN, United States
Phone: 952 7654321
Russian in ukraine
The Russian language is the first language that most ukranian a learn when they are small. Russian is a mostly used language in Ukrainean pop culture and informal and business communications. It's worth noting that the ethnonyms "Ukraine" and "Ukrainian" were not used until the 19th century. Ukrainians understand Russian, but it's mostly due to the high exposure to the Russian language in media.
Language
Ukrainians and Russians are very similar in many ways, but there is a few differences. The language is probably the most common difference. Like Russian and Belarussian, Ukrainian is an Eastern Slavic language. It is similar to Russian, but not identical. The Cultures are very close. The Ukrainian Language sound a lot softer than Russian(more polish) and uses a lager alphabet. Ukrainian grammar is simpler than the Russian one.
Event Information
Borche Tasting Contest
Come and taste the wonders of home made soups. There is a variety of how each soup is prepared and what spices are added. Not all of them will taste the same. It depends on how much love and times is put into each soup. Each Borche has its own family traditions. Please come and taste the wonders of the Ukrainian and Russian tradition.
not an actual even.
When?
Monday, May 16, 2016, 10:00 AM
Where?
Prior Lake High School, 150th Street West, Savage, MN, United States
Video
To see the similarities of the ukranian language in othe rlanguage Stuart seem similar and to see the difference