Polish, Ukraine, and Russian Language.
I heard someone say that Ukraine is the old style Russian language. So is that kind of a reason why I can kind of understand it a little bit when I hear it? I speak Polish and this one time I heard Ukraine people talk and I had a good idea of what they were saying.
Re: Polish, Ukraine, and Russian Language.
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Originally Posted by djmihow
I heard someone say that Ukraine is the old style Russian language.
Oversimplification. But generally, Ukrainian is more archaic. It contains some features extinct in modern Russian, like vocative case, or old month names.
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Originally Posted by djmihow
So is that kind of a reason why I can kind of understand it a little bit when I hear it? I speak Polish and this one time I heard Ukraine people talk and I had a good idea of what they were saying.
Generally Ukrainian is closer to Polish, than Russian. But, again, it depends.