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Anatoly Anatolich was angry because of Russian-speaking Ukrainians

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The host addressed the citizens of our country, who are abroad, with the request to speak the state language.

TV presenter and interviewer Anatoly Anatolich was angry with Ukrainians who speak Russian abroad. He wrote this on Instagram.

The showman said that he visited Poland, where he met many Russian-speaking people. For this reason, it is very difficult to distinguish a Ukrainian from a Russian. Therefore, he urges other countries to speak exclusively in Ukrainian.

“I appeal to all Ukrainians who are abroad today. I visited Warsaw one day and I realized that there are really many Russians here. The problem is that it is almost impossible to determine whether it is a Ukrainian or a Russian. You can speak Russian in home if it’s convenient for you. If you want to know yourself as Ukrainians, the only way is to speak Ukrainian. Dear Ukrainians, I ask you to speak Ukrainian in front of people in other countries.

At the same time, Anatoly Anatolich said that he does not hate Russian-speaking Ukrainians, but wants Ukrainian citizens to switch to their own language.

“This is not a message about hatred for” Russian-speakers “. It is about love and respect for your native language. I just do not understand how you cannot use such a unique, bright and only ours. I is talking about the language. And how much people wait for the transition to the Ukrainians for pleasant surprises, in general it is something,” explained the host.

It was previously reported that Anatoly Anatolich turned on motorcyclists who were driving too fast on the streets of Kyiv.

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