Russian journalist Anastasia Mironova asked Ukrainians not to write to her in Ukrainian, but only in Russian.

The entry appeared on the page of the journalist's Facebook page and provoked a whole language dispute.

"Ukrainians, why do you personally write to me and in my comments in Ukrainian? Do you speak English with your English? Or do you think that only Russians should learn Ukrainian?. I taught the Old Russian, Church Slavonic and Polish. I understand something.. But ordinary Russians understand the meaning of your words vaguely. By the way, most alleged Ukrainians write in a funny language, with a bunch of mistakes and russitsizmov ", - said Mironova.

In addition, the journalist did not ignore the Belarusian language.

"Only Belarusians are worse than such Ukrainians, because no Belarusian can read without the tears of a Russian, not a philologist at all. Write in Ukrainian to Ukrainians. Belarusian in Belarus. Here, write in Russian, "- said Mironova.

Her post was actively commented on by users of social networks.

"Nobody during this time, except Russian-speaking citizens, never told me in which language I should write, read, talk or think. Just an observation, "- wrote the user Boo Maria.

"The Ukrainians are writing to you? I doubt it! The fastest Kremlin watches are the same mercenaries of a propaganda machine as you are!" - wrote Eduard Kotenov.

"After reading such posts, I (almost exclusively a completely Russian-speaking person) have a desire to talk with you exclusively in Ukrainian," - noted Nick Gorokhov.

"But I did not understand why" a Belarusian without a tear can not read any Russian-not a philologist at all ". Type language is so funny, huh? Straight up to tears to tears Russians? And why are you here for all the Russians here? The question is rhetorical, of course, "- added Ole Na.

"Hmm .... Ukrainians and Belarusians understand each other perfectly. Both text and speech. And only Finno-Ugrians, oh, Russians, do not understand us, "- wrote Alexander Kravchenko.

At the same time, other users supported Mironov.

"I wrote to these idiots long ago - to whom and what are you trying to communicate? If to me, then nothing happened - I do not read through an interpreter, just like I do not read translit. Want to talk to yourself - it's yours, "- wrote Felina Felis.

"Generally, when you come to visit (in this case on the page of Anastasia), it is customary to speak the language of the host, even if you are not the bearer of that language. Or silent if you do not know the language. It's strange that some representatives of the Ukrainian people are not familiar with the elementary rules of conduct, "said Jelena Slepova.

As reported by the "Observer", journalist Yelena Yelmanova told about the discrimination of Ukrainian-speaking people in Ukraine, which caused a stir in the social network.

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