Freelance English/Russian/Ukrainian/German Translator, Tour Guide from Odessa and the Crimea, Ukraine Независимый переводчик и экскурсовод, преподаватель английского Крымчанин и одессит Создатель международного клуба волговодов Байкер Бандеровец, доброволец 4-й волны мобилизации 2015 г.
I speak Ukrainian but the Ukrainian language is big and rich, and comprises many dialects. Some are local, some are almost separate languages. The one I speak is indeed called Russian but it is still a version of Ukrainian used in Odessa, Nikolayev, Herson, the Crimea, Donetsk, Lugansk, Harkov. The Muscovites also speak it but they borrowed it from us, and it it easy to see: while all Ukrainians are fluent in Russian, I have never seen a Muscovite who can speak Ukrainian, and very few of them are able to understand it in full.
I am Ukrainian. I was born in Odessa and live there. My ancestors come from the Kuban, the Crimea and the Bryansk Region - unfortunately, all of them have been occupied by the enemy: the Crimea since 2014, the Kuban since 1920 and Bryansk since 1500.
Вы не понимаете, они думают как сделать денег и сверх прибыль на постройке новой дороги, им абсолютно не важно какие пробки и какие существщие дороги есть и как можно улучшить развязку, это воры
