@Shlomo allow me to explain: >A Texan staggers out of a meeting, exhausted. >"That Chinaman son of a gun, he brought a translator ... from Southern California!" >After a dozen "y'all"s and "howdy"s from his staff, the Texan is reinvigorated.
>“The level of the Ukrainian language, in my opinion, is growing. I know that there are mistakes with accent marks and some words. I want to speak better. Perhaps, one can’t know the language one hundred percent. But I’m trying to master it, practice it, speak more, better with smart people. I talked with a person in Russian and sometimes forgot the words, and I said to the person next to me the Ukrainian word and asked how to say it in Russian. That is, it sometimes happens to me when I know a word in Ukrainian and forget how to say it in Russian,” he said in a video interview titled “Frankly with the President,” while driving a Tesla car. The video was posted by the Office of the President on social media on Nov. 7.
@xenmen@Elliptica@Shlomo Wish there was a way to quickly show people the diff between them. From the sound of it the two ‘languages’ are more like dialects and accents than full, complete, disparate tongues.