Language is not a problem. Why the main Ukrainianizer of Ukraine is Putin

The opinion of the largest Ukrainianizer of Ukraine is Putin, how can I stay away from the Language Discussion, which the new Forest Minister began? This is he instead of presenting the society of his own concept of education, which will bring Ukraine to the leadership countries in the social and technological spheres. By the way, Mr. Minister's argument in favor of Ukrainian is not conscious and unconvincing, and this shows that he is not a specialist in public discussions.

So, as a child, I lived in Novosibirsk for 11 years. But he graduated from the school in Poltava. And I have a five -language certificate and literature. Is that, the teachers for the sake of the ministry forced the language? Not at all. I just wanted to read fiction. And in bookstores and libraries, finding fantasy in Ukrainian was much easier than Russian.

And the Universe Publishing House managed to publish Ukrainian translations of contemporary Western literature faster than it appeared in Russian! So I read, mastering the language. An example from the present. My readers, apparently, noticed that in most posts I switched to Ukrainian. Because this time from time to time did the arrogant commentators demand from me? Not again.

The fact is that the intellectual artificial intelligence of the FB is at all on a regular basis for the "rhetoric of enmity". And I decided to check if something will change if I write in Ukrainian. The experiment is ongoing. In both examples, Ukrainian does not come with coercion, which guarantees the opposite result, but naturally - as a convenient tool to meet the urgent need.

This is a recipe for all our power -holders, concerned about "language questions": create the conditions, does everything on you, that Ukrainian is needed, useful, effective, fashionable. Then it will be covered, and no one will stop. By the way, and someone heard that they would be forced to study English? And for some reason Chinese began to study hard in the world . . .