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First Hello everyone. I will use this notebook to share my experience and thoughts. Today was such a trivial day without any extraordinary accidents. I've spent the whole day learning languages. Basically English, but also Spanish (there are so many Hispanic speakers in my alma mater SFU), Ossetic (I am ethnically ossetian) and Ukranian (may be I would attend this country in foreseeable future). I want to say about last. It was little bit humorous for me, that there is not such a Ukrainian course for Russian speakers, but there is a worthy Ukrainian course on duolingo for english speakers, which I am studying. It is kind of funny, because Ukrainian and Russian are close relative languages (both of them descend from antique east slavonic language) so more then 60% of vocabulary coinciding and there are a lot of other similarities. Therefore, learning Ukrainian is not a challenging purpose for me, but quite interesting. Thank for your attention and bye.

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Hello everyone.
I will use this notebook to share my day's experience and thoughts.
Today was such a trivial day without any accidents. I've spent the whole day learning languages. Mainly English, but also Espaniol, Ossetic (I am ethnically ossetian) and Ukranian. I want to say about last. It was funny for me, that there is not a lot of Ukrainian courses for Russian speakers, but there is a decent Ukrainian course on duolingo for english speakers. It is kind of funny, because Ukrainian and Russian are close relative languages, so more then 60% of vocabulary matchs. Therefore, learning Ukrainian is not a hard task.
Bye

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