[lg policy] Another dimension of the language situation in Ukraine

Fierman, William wfierman at INDIANA.EDU
Mon Feb 24 15:22:42 UTC 2014


In considering the Russian/Ukrainian language divide in Ukraine it is useful to keep in mind that many people alternate between the languages and/or speak some mixed form of Russian and Ukrainian, surzhyk. As Bilaniuk describes, "surzhyk" actually refers to several different types of language. For more information see http://www.wilsoncenter.org/publication/defining-surzhyk-contemporary-ukraine

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