Languages of ukraine
[DOC File]The Law of Ukraine
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The language of information shall be determined by the Law "On Languages in Ukraine", other legislative acts of Ukraine in this sphere, and international treaties and agreements ratified by Ukraine. CHAPTER II INFORMATION ACTIVITIES. Article 12. Definition of Information Activities.
[DOC File]CONSTITUTION OF UKRAINE
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The use of languages in Ukraine is guaranteed by the Constitution of Ukraine and is determined by law. Article 11 . The State promotes the consolidation and development of the Ukrainian nation, of its historical consciousness, traditions and culture, and also the development of the ethnic, cultural, linguistic and religious identity of all ...
[DOC File]An introduction to languages of Europe: Part 1
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Ukraine: Poland: Bosnia/Herzegovina . Ireland: England: France: Germany: Russia: After you have labeled these countries, look at the list of minority/regional languages below. Regional languages are languages that are a majority in one country, but have a minority status in bordering countries. None of these languages are immigrant languages.
[DOCX File]Social Studies Research Project
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Ukraine has a long history of making toys? Their traditional toys are usually made of wood, clay and cloth. ... There are several other recognized regional languages spoken in Ukraine? They include: Armenian, Azerbaijani, Belarusian, Bulgarian, Crimean Tatar, Gagauz, German, Greek, Hungarian, Karaim, Krymchak, Moldovan, Polish, Romani, Romanian ...
[DOC File]Ukraine_Report_15April2014
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The 2012 Law also recognised 17 other languages as regional languages. As already noted, Ukraine is a party to the Council of Europe’s Framework Convention for the Protection of National ...
[DOCX File]People Pages: Faculty and Staff Websites | University of ...
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Ukraine was conquered and divided for centuries by neighboring powers: the Polish, the Austrians and most of all the Russians. But Russian rulers didn't just want to rule Ukraine, they wanted to make it Russian. The Russification of Ukraine began 250 years ago with Catherine the Great, who oversaw Russia's "golden age" in the late 1700s.
[DOC File]CONSTITUTION OF UKRAINE
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The use of languages in Ukraine is guaranteed by the Constitution of Ukraine and is determined by law. Article 11 . The State promotes the consolidation and development of the Ukrainian nation, of ...
[DOC File]Report of the Special Rapporteur on minority issues ...
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It has signed and ratified the major European multilateral treaties for the protection of national minorities: the Framework Convention for the Protection of National Minorities, and the European Charter for Regional or Minority Languages, and falls under their monitoring procedures. The Constitution of Ukraine (art.
[DOC File]OLGA SERGYEYEVA, Translator
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Native Languages: Russian, Ukrainian Working languages: English, Spanish, French into Russian and Ukrainian Work experience: Over 35 years in translation, 20+ years in Ukraine, 1 year in Cuba, 1 year in Spain, since 2001 in the US, specializing in scientific and technical translation.
[DOC File]Jewish Languages Report
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For further details on the languages listed here, I have copied the descriptions found in the on-line version of the Ethnologue (www.ethnologue.com). There are at least thirty languages that Jews speak, that are majority languages and that have Bibles. (I notice some missing Jewish language groups, such as the Jews of Ukraine.
[DOCX File]Northern Michigan University
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Despite being thought to have originated in Ukraine, there is a popular legend that says borscht was first made by Cossacks during a siege of the Azov fortress (in modern day Russia) by the Ottomans. Borscht can be served either cold or hot, and it is often topped with sour cream and herbs such as dill or parsley as a garnish.
[DOC File]CONSTITUTION OF UKRAINE
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The use of languages in Ukraine is guaranteed by the Constitution of Ukraine and is determined by law. Article 11 . The State promotes the consolidation and development of the Ukrainian nation, its historical consciousness, traditions and culture, and also the development of the ethnic, cultural, linguistic and religious identity of all ...
[DOC File]Europass Curriculum Vitae
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Dates University Of Living Languages (Ukraine) 1987-1998 Title of qualification awarded. Principal subjects/occupational . skills covered 15 GCSEs. Russian, Ukrainian, History, Computer Science, Math, Natural Science, French, Geography, Biology, Psychology, Social and industrial studies and Economy Personal skills and competences Mother tongue(s)
[DOC File]Globalisation, Democratisation and Nation-Building as ...
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Yet, the continuation of the language project did not prevent parliament from ratifying the European Charter for Regional or Minority Languages in May 2003 (Parliament of Ukraine 2003). Prepared by the Council of Europe, this treaty aimed at safeguarding the linguistic rights and needs of national minorities.
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