Одна історія з життя - One story from life

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Привіт спільнота. Цілий день у нас був дождь. Провнли цей час дома за розвагами. В вечері пили чай і мені прийщла у мою світлу голову такий спогад. Для початку мого допису , впізнали автора ціх слів.

" Слова росли із грунту, мов жита.
Добірним зерном колосилась мова.
Вона як хліб. Вона свята.
І кров’ю предків тяжко пурпурова. "

Декілька років тому у Києві поширився флешмоб, який почався з однієї серветки. На серветці був напис: “Якби ви спілкувалися українською мовою, ми б залишили чайові. Врахуйте на майбутнє”.Авторка напису на серветці знайшлася - дівчина розповіла, що серветку вони з другом залишили з в ресторані.

Дівчина навіть не підозрювала, що хтось виклав фотографію в інтернет.“Тоді це для нас було більш, ніж принципово, тому.зі мною був один знайомий. Він вивчив в діаспорі українську, але геть не знає російську, і не думав, що в Україні його обслуговуватимуть незрозумілою мовою.

Був дуже розчарований тотальним зросійщенням і конкретно в нашому випадку: в ресторані не перейшли на українську навіть коли почули, що ми спілкуємося українською”.

А ви б підтримали такий флеш-моб?
Рідна мова дається народові Богом, чужа – людьми, її приносять на вістрі ворожих списів. Василь ЗахарченкоПро те, як багато може значити вчинок однієї людини.

Hello community. We had rain all day. We spent this time at home for entertainment. At dinner, they drank tea and the following memory came to my bright head. To begin my post, the author of these words was recognized.

" Words grew from the soil like rye.
The language was eared with selected grain.
She is like bread. She is holy.
And heavy purple with the blood of ancestors. "

A few years ago, a flash mob spread in Kyiv, which started with a single napkin. There was an inscription on the napkin: "If you had spoken in Ukrainian, we would have left a tip." Take into account the future". The author of the inscription on the napkin was found - the girl said that she and her friend left the napkin in the restaurant.

The girl didn't even suspect that someone had posted the photo on the Internet. "Then it was more than fundamental for us, that's why I had an acquaintance with me. He learned Ukrainian in the diaspora, but he does not know Russian at all, and he did not think that in Ukraine he would be served in an incomprehensible language.

I was very disappointed by the total integration and specifically in our case: in the restaurant they did not switch to Ukrainian even when they heard that we communicate in Ukrainian."
Would you support such a flash mob?

The native language is given to the people by God, the foreign language is given by people, it is brought at the point of enemy spears. Vasyl Zakharchenko About how much the act of one person can mean.

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Ukrainian comes from Old East Slavs, exactly like the Word Ukraine, it's etymology is older than the nation it designates. Russian predates Ukrainian, and instead the pesants in Ukraine don't know their heritage and invent the notion that the Almighty gave Ukrainian to Ukrainians, lolololol, as if they are the fucking navel of creation itself, the op People, some fucking ignorant moronic arrogance that is as cynical and insidious as it is retarded, false and racist as it gets.

Some retarded imbecilic zombies here tried to pass of the Kievan Rus as Ukrainian even, no doubt they called them 'Kiyivan' like good moronic fascist idiots.

The history of Russia begins with the histories of the East Slavs.[1][2] The traditional start-date of specifically Russian history is the establishment of the Rus' state in the north in 862, ruled by Varangians.[3][4][5] Staraya Ladoga and Novgorod became the first major cities of the new union of immigrants from Scandinavia with the Slavs and Finns. In 882, Prince Oleg of Novgorod seized Kiev, thereby uniting the northern and southern lands of the Eastern Slavs under one authority, moving the governance center to Kiev by the end of the 10th century, and maintaining northern and southern parts with significant autonomy from each other. The state adopted Christianity from the Byzantine Empire in 988, beginning the synthesis of Byzantine and Slavic cultures that defined Russian culture for the next millennium. Kievan Rus' ultimately disintegrated as a state due to the Mongol invasions in 1237–1240 along with the resulting deaths of significant numbers of the population, and with the numerous principalities being forced to accept the overlordship of the Mongols.

Not only is Russian history and prehistory much deeper and richer than Ukrainian but its from them that Ukrainian comes from.

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