Russians have already memorized the difference between “polunitsya” and “polyanitsia”/Intermarium – Intermarium News
“Yes, when will you normally learn the Ukrainian language?!” – I was very indignant when at the beginning of the war in western Ukraine they taught and corrected people frozen in fear, crying, hastily dressed.
Who was actually “infringed”
I tried a hundred times to write that now all these twitches are inappropriate, but I stopped myself, because I definitely wouldn’t help anyone, but I would get a tone of anger and hatred.
But the metaphysics of the process that all the way it was Ukrainian-speaking people who were insulted, humiliated, corrected, pretended not to understand. At the same time, Russia yelled about “the infringement of the rights of Russian-speakers.”
For the first time in history, Russian-speakers began to be insulted only after February 24th. Not massively, pointwise, but in an insulting format “if it weren't for you, Putin would not have climbed.” And this is not the only linguistic phenomenon of the war.
The impossible became possible
The Russians, stupidly not understanding a word, suddenly began to understand everything stupidly. Misunderstanding of the difference between “half-day” and “half-day” ended back in March.
Now Russian propagandists do not sneer at certain words that seem ridiculous from the standpoint of their great-power chauvinism. Now they write and speak in whole sentences with complex, unlike words. Rush bots are also Ukrainian-speaking now.
After attacking us and raking us out, they learned the language in three months. And imagine if it weren’t for them on us, but for us on them, as Lavrov and Lukashenko dreamed? Would Russia speak Ukrainian in a month?
