Sergey Kisel (" The artist said that until February 24, 2022 he communicated himself and worked mainly in Russian, but on the day of the first missile strike in Kyiv, he fundamentally switched to Ukrainian and began to retrain the whole family.

“This is a very sore question for me,” says the actor, answering the question of what needs to be done so that everyone finally switches to Ukrainian. -I am critical of this, because I understand: the aggressor country will protect Russian to the last Russian-speaking. And when I hear the phrase " I don’t understand how after night attacks, after we are destroyed, people can leave the children from shelter and calmly speak Russian? I live in a huge complex - 17 entrances, and 90% of residents here communicate in Russian. How so? Why are you, parents, do not want to change anything?

“Yes, we all grew up in the USSR - we watched Soviet films, listened to that music,” continues Sergey Kisel. - Paradox: I myself from Khmelnitsky, recently looked at the digitized cassette from my childhood, my parents, neighbors, friends of my parents - everyone says in Russian. It sits very deep with us. But this does not mean that forever. Personally, I began to speak in Ukrainian on the day when the first rocket flew to Kyiv. Before that he starred, and in everyday life he used Russian. Then he sharply crossed, began to retrain the children, his wife. Even my mother -in -law from Donbass - and she spoke in Ukrainian. Herself is deliberately. For me, the Russian language is like a weed in the garden. Just have to take a saop and eradicate. Will germinate again - pull out. This is a constant process, but you can do it "

The actor admitted that people make comments for the use of Russian: " And I see how a person immediately becomes awkward, because I say this a little in an acting strictly. But I live in Ukraine. In any European country you will not find a job if you do not speak the local language - German, Polish, English. I have friends who are sitting without work abroad and learn a language for eight hours a day to get the right to work. So why in my country I have to hear Russian foreign to me at every step?