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  1. ⚡The #Ukrainian 🇺🇦 parliament has registered a bill to remove mathematics from mandatory subjects in the National Multi-subject Test starting in 2027. The proposed system would require only #Ukrainianlanguage 🇺🇦 and the history of #Ukraine 🇺🇦, plus one elective chosen by the student. [РеальнаВійна]

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  2. ⚡The #Ukrainian 🇺🇦 parliament has registered a bill to remove mathematics from mandatory subjects in the National Multi-subject Test starting in 2027. The proposed system would require only #Ukrainianlanguage 🇺🇦 and the history of #Ukraine 🇺🇦, plus one elective chosen by the student. [РеальнаВійна]

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  3. ⚡The #Ukrainian 🇺🇦 parliament has registered a bill to remove mathematics from mandatory subjects in the National Multi-subject Test starting in 2027. The proposed system would require only #Ukrainianlanguage 🇺🇦 and the history of #Ukraine 🇺🇦, plus one elective chosen by the student. [РеальнаВійна]

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  4. ⚡The #Ukrainian 🇺🇦 parliament has registered a bill to remove mathematics from mandatory subjects in the National Multi-subject Test starting in 2027. The proposed system would require only #Ukrainianlanguage 🇺🇦 and the history of #Ukraine 🇺🇦, plus one elective chosen by the student. [РеальнаВійна]

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  5. Pavel Durov revealed that his mother is Ukrainian and he understands 95% of written and 85% of spoken Ukrainian. He continues to learn it in the Telegram app. Durov also shared that over 70% of Ukrainians use Telegram for messaging. He believes that understanding Ukrainian helps him grasp other Slavic languages better, such as Polish and Czech. #PavelDurov #UkrainianLanguage

  6. Pavel Durov revealed that his mother is Ukrainian and he understands 95% of written and 85% of spoken Ukrainian. He continues to learn it in the Telegram app. Durov also shared that over 70% of Ukrainians use Telegram for messaging. He believes that understanding Ukrainian helps him grasp other Slavic languages better, such as Polish and Czech. #PavelDurov #UkrainianLanguage

  7. Pavel Durov revealed that his mother is Ukrainian and he understands 95% of written and 85% of spoken Ukrainian. He continues to learn it in the Telegram app. Durov also shared that over 70% of Ukrainians use Telegram for messaging. He believes that understanding Ukrainian helps him grasp other Slavic languages better, such as Polish and Czech. #PavelDurov #UkrainianLanguage

  8. Pavel Durov revealed that his mother is Ukrainian and he understands 95% of written and 85% of spoken Ukrainian. He continues to learn it in the Telegram app. Durov also shared that over 70% of Ukrainians use Telegram for messaging. He believes that understanding Ukrainian helps him grasp other Slavic languages better, such as Polish and Czech. #PavelDurov #UkrainianLanguage

  9. Pavel Durov revealed that his mother is Ukrainian and he understands 95% of written and 85% of spoken Ukrainian. He continues to learn it in the Telegram app. Durov also shared that over 70% of Ukrainians use Telegram for messaging. He believes that understanding Ukrainian helps him grasp other Slavic languages better, such as Polish and Czech. #PavelDurov #UkrainianLanguage

  10. On April 1, Ukrainian language courses are starting. The ambassadors of this course are members of the Ukrainian hip-hop group "Kurgan & Agregat" Amil and Ramil Nasirov, who will help everyone to overcome self-doubt and motivate to speak Ukrainian. The start of both courses is April 1. The duration is 28 days. Participation is free. Registration form and details can be found on the project's website. #UkrainianLanguage #LanguageLearning

  11. On April 1, Ukrainian language courses are starting. The ambassadors of this course are members of the Ukrainian hip-hop group "Kurgan & Agregat" Amil and Ramil Nasirov, who will help everyone to overcome self-doubt and motivate to speak Ukrainian. The start of both courses is April 1. The duration is 28 days. Participation is free. Registration form and details can be found on the project's website. #UkrainianLanguage #LanguageLearning

  12. On April 1, Ukrainian language courses are starting. The ambassadors of this course are members of the Ukrainian hip-hop group "Kurgan & Agregat" Amil and Ramil Nasirov, who will help everyone to overcome self-doubt and motivate to speak Ukrainian. The start of both courses is April 1. The duration is 28 days. Participation is free. Registration form and details can be found on the project's website. #UkrainianLanguage #LanguageLearning

  13. On April 1, Ukrainian language courses are starting. The ambassadors of this course are members of the Ukrainian hip-hop group "Kurgan & Agregat" Amil and Ramil Nasirov, who will help everyone to overcome self-doubt and motivate to speak Ukrainian. The start of both courses is April 1. The duration is 28 days. Participation is free. Registration form and details can be found on the project's website. #UkrainianLanguage #LanguageLearning

  14. Learn or improve Ukrainian for free in just 28 days. Over 110,000 people across Ukraine and the world have already mastered the language thanks to the "Єдині" movement. The next course starts on March 3, 2024, and registration is free on the website. #UkrainianLanguage #FreeCourse

  15. Learn or improve Ukrainian for free in just 28 days. Over 110,000 people across Ukraine and the world have already mastered the language thanks to the "Єдині" movement. The next course starts on March 3, 2024, and registration is free on the website. #UkrainianLanguage #FreeCourse

  16. Learn or improve Ukrainian for free in just 28 days. Over 110,000 people across Ukraine and the world have already mastered the language thanks to the "Єдині" movement. The next course starts on March 3, 2024, and registration is free on the website. #UkrainianLanguage #FreeCourse

  17. Learn or improve Ukrainian for free in just 28 days. Over 110,000 people across Ukraine and the world have already mastered the language thanks to the "Єдині" movement. The next course starts on March 3, 2024, and registration is free on the website. #UkrainianLanguage #FreeCourse

  18. "ТЦК" translates as "Tse-tse-kha." Most Ukrainians not only do not know, but also do not understand what it is. #UkrainianLanguage #Translation

  19. "ТЦК" translates as "Tse-tse-kha." Most Ukrainians not only do not know, but also do not understand what it is. #UkrainianLanguage #Translation

  20. "ТЦК" translates as "Tse-tse-kha." Most Ukrainians not only do not know, but also do not understand what it is. #UkrainianLanguage #Translation

  21. "ТЦК" translates as "Tse-tse-kha." Most Ukrainians not only do not know, but also do not understand what it is. #UkrainianLanguage #Translation

  22. "Quarter 95" apologized for a sketch about a displaced person from Skadovsk, saying they wanted to show that it's never too late to learn Ukrainian. The TV channel announced that the sketch won't be posted online. The creative team didn't mean to offend anyone and apologized for the reaction. The comedians respect all displaced people and wanted to demonstrate the importance of switching from Russian to Ukrainian. #Quarter95 #UkrainianLanguage

  23. "Quarter 95" apologized for a sketch about a displaced person from Skadovsk, saying they wanted to show that it's never too late to learn Ukrainian. The TV channel announced that the sketch won't be posted online. The creative team didn't mean to offend anyone and apologized for the reaction. The comedians respect all displaced people and wanted to demonstrate the importance of switching from Russian to Ukrainian. #Quarter95 #UkrainianLanguage

  24. "Quarter 95" apologized for a sketch about a displaced person from Skadovsk, saying they wanted to show that it's never too late to learn Ukrainian. The TV channel announced that the sketch won't be posted online. The creative team didn't mean to offend anyone and apologized for the reaction. The comedians respect all displaced people and wanted to demonstrate the importance of switching from Russian to Ukrainian. #Quarter95 #UkrainianLanguage

  25. "Our defenders shared a touching video where they all together read a letter from a 12-year-old girl from Mykolaiv. The girl thanks them for allowing her to live in her hometown and speak Ukrainian." #UkrainianLanguage #Gratitude

  26. "Our defenders shared a touching video where they all together read a letter from a 12-year-old girl from Mykolaiv. The girl thanks them for allowing her to live in her hometown and speak Ukrainian." #UkrainianLanguage #Gratitude

  27. "Our defenders shared a touching video where they all together read a letter from a 12-year-old girl from Mykolaiv. The girl thanks them for allowing her to live in her hometown and speak Ukrainian." #UkrainianLanguage #Gratitude

  28. ☝️ Very interesting personal language (sovereignty) journey...

    「The mass displacement caused by Russia‘s war has made Ukrainians from all parts of the country listen to each other and pick up new linguistic tricks. It is by pronouncing the Ukrainian word for a loaf of bread, “palianytsia,” that a friend is now distinguished from a foe at the military checkpoints around the country. Perfectly pronounced by Russophone Ukrainians, the combination of vowels and consonants makes Russians choke on the word connoting hospitality in the country they invaded.」

    Personally, and not being one from the ever-pathetic 'russkiy mir', the only russian I'd learn — until a few more accidentally learnt grunts well after my teens — was 'ruki vehr'... Thanks grandpa, for sharing all that you or anyone really should ever need to know about russia!

    I'll probably never be totally comfortable seeing kyrillics, but before (or while) visiting Ukraine I'm totally going pick up some #Ukrainian.

    #Ukraine #Ukrainianlanguage #Ukrainianculture #repression #imperialism #colonialism #genocide #ruscism #sovietunion #muscovy #russia #orcdom #RukiVehr #SlavaUkraini #SelfDetermination
    @JonAbolins

  29. ☝️ Very interesting personal language (sovereignty) journey...

    「The mass displacement caused by Russia‘s war has made Ukrainians from all parts of the country listen to each other and pick up new linguistic tricks. It is by pronouncing the Ukrainian word for a loaf of bread, “palianytsia,” that a friend is now distinguished from a foe at the military checkpoints around the country. Perfectly pronounced by Russophone Ukrainians, the combination of vowels and consonants makes Russians choke on the word connoting hospitality in the country they invaded.」

    Personally, and not being one from the ever-pathetic 'russkiy mir', the only russian I'd learn — until a few more accidentally learnt grunts well after my teens — was 'ruki vehr'... Thanks grandpa, for sharing all that you or anyone really should ever need to know about russia!

    I'll probably never be totally comfortable seeing kyrillics, but before (or while) visiting Ukraine I'm totally going pick up some #Ukrainian.

    #Ukraine #Ukrainianlanguage #Ukrainianculture #repression #imperialism #colonialism #genocide #ruscism #sovietunion #muscovy #russia #orcdom #RukiVehr #SlavaUkraini #SelfDetermination
    @JonAbolins

  30. ☝️ Very interesting personal language (sovereignty) journey...

    「The mass displacement caused by Russia‘s war has made Ukrainians from all parts of the country listen to each other and pick up new linguistic tricks. It is by pronouncing the Ukrainian word for a loaf of bread, “palianytsia,” that a friend is now distinguished from a foe at the military checkpoints around the country. Perfectly pronounced by Russophone Ukrainians, the combination of vowels and consonants makes Russians choke on the word connoting hospitality in the country they invaded.」

    Personally, and not being one from the ever-pathetic 'russkiy mir', the only russian I'd learn — until a few more accidentally learnt grunts well after my teens — was 'ruki vehr'... Thanks grandpa, for sharing all that you or anyone really should ever need to know about russia!

    I'll probably never be totally comfortable seeing kyrillics, but before (or while) visiting Ukraine I'm totally going pick up some #Ukrainian.

    #Ukraine #Ukrainianlanguage #Ukrainianculture #repression #imperialism #colonialism #genocide #ruscism #sovietunion #muscovy #russia #orcdom #RukiVehr #SlavaUkraini #SelfDetermination
    @JonAbolins

  31. ☝️ Very interesting personal language (sovereignty) journey...

    「The mass displacement caused by Russia‘s war has made Ukrainians from all parts of the country listen to each other and pick up new linguistic tricks. It is by pronouncing the Ukrainian word for a loaf of bread, “palianytsia,” that a friend is now distinguished from a foe at the military checkpoints around the country. Perfectly pronounced by Russophone Ukrainians, the combination of vowels and consonants makes Russians choke on the word connoting hospitality in the country they invaded.」

    Personally, and not being one from the ever-pathetic 'russkiy mir', the only russian I'd learn — until a few more accidentally learnt grunts well after my teens — was 'ruki vehr'... Thanks grandpa, for sharing all that you or anyone really should ever need to know about russia!

    I'll probably never be totally comfortable seeing kyrillics, but before (or while) visiting Ukraine I'm totally going pick up some #Ukrainian.

    #Ukraine #Ukrainianlanguage #Ukrainianculture #repression #imperialism #colonialism #genocide #ruscism #sovietunion #muscovy #russia #orcdom #RukiVehr #SlavaUkraini #SelfDetermination
    @JonAbolins

  32. ☝️ Very interesting personal language (sovereignty) journey...

    「The mass displacement caused by Russia‘s war has made Ukrainians from all parts of the country listen to each other and pick up new linguistic tricks. It is by pronouncing the Ukrainian word for a loaf of bread, “palianytsia,” that a friend is now distinguished from a foe at the military checkpoints around the country. Perfectly pronounced by Russophone Ukrainians, the combination of vowels and consonants makes Russians choke on the word connoting hospitality in the country they invaded.」

    Personally, and not being one from the ever-pathetic 'russkiy mir', the only russian I'd learn — until a few more accidentally learnt grunts well after my teens — was 'ruki vehr'... Thanks grandpa, for sharing all that you or anyone really should ever need to know about russia!

    I'll probably never be totally comfortable seeing kyrillics, but before (or while) visiting Ukraine I'm totally going pick up some #Ukrainian.

    #Ukraine #Ukrainianlanguage #Ukrainianculture #repression #imperialism #colonialism #genocide #ruscism #sovietunion #muscovy #russia #orcdom #RukiVehr #SlavaUkraini #SelfDetermination
    @JonAbolins

  33. Ukrainian lesson🙇

    P.S. YouTube link to all Ukrainian lessons🫡
    youtube.com/@Ukrainiansouls

    #Ukrainianlanguage #UkraineWillWin

  34. Ukrainian lesson🙇

    P.S. YouTube link to all Ukrainian lessons🫡
    youtube.com/@Ukrainiansouls

    #Ukrainianlanguage #UkraineWillWin

  35. Ukrainian lesson🙇

    P.S. YouTube link to all Ukrainian lessons🫡
    youtube.com/@Ukrainiansouls

    #Ukrainianlanguage #UkraineWillWin

  36. Ukrainian lesson🙇

    P.S. YouTube link to all Ukrainian lessons🫡
    youtube.com/@Ukrainiansouls

    #Ukrainianlanguage #UkraineWillWin

  37. Ukrainian lesson🙇

    P.S. YouTube link to all Ukrainian lessons🫡
    youtube.com/@Ukrainiansouls

    #Ukrainianlanguage #UkraineWillWin