The peninsula’s occupation administration said learning English in schools was “stupidly following a foreign civilization.”
The authorities of the Russian occupation of Crimea have announced their intention to eliminate the study of English in secondary schools. They believe that “there is no need for it.” On Wednesday, May 25, the TACC report.
“Languages are a controversial issue for me, very controversial: why should we blindly follow the path of the English language? Why learn something unnecessary if someone is never going to London?” – said the so -called “Speaker of the State Council of Crimea” Vladimir Konstantinov.
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He noted that instead of foreign languages, they plan to teach “their own languages” in the Crimea.
According to him, “it is dangerous to follow a foreign civilization.”
“We’re taking the child hostage – he’ll say I know English, and I wonder what kind of England it is. Let’s learn our languages, develop our languages! English has been at war with us for a thousand years, and we continue to study them, spend money on teachers, we spend time – and then there isn’t enough time for history, ”Konstantinov said.
At the same time, he said he did not study English in school, but, if necessary, mastered it for two years.
In his opinion, it is enough for every person if he has the opportunity to learn a foreign language in courses.
It will be recalled that the President said that the de-occupation of Crimea by military means would cost huge losses to the Ukrainian army.
Earlier, the head of the Main Intelligence Directorate of the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine, Kirill Budanov, said that Ukraine would continue fighting until it expelled Russian troops from all its territory, including Crimea and other regions. which was occupied by Moscow in 2014.
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Source: korrespondent
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