tsn correspondent inna lebedenko tried to investigate all this., let alone with mistakes. on this pair, the first-year students of the kyiv national linguistic university about english houses, all of them started learning english long before entering the university, because they say, nowadays, there is no way without it. i want to work more in some international companies, not necessarily directly as an applicant. the seniors are already combining studies with work, but their knowledge of english was especially useful during the full-scale invasion. they translated military instructions. for the use of technology, were one of the first, it seems, who translated about bucha, about irpin, there was a request for translation of news, visits of foreign delegations, speeches in international arenas, dissemination of news on social networks to a western audience, all this too requires a high level of english proficiency, but a study conducted by the kyiv international institute of sociology shows that almost every second respondent cannot even read and

during covid, the state will also pay for learning english, but to whom and how exactly, what do inna lebedenkosova, ilya shinkarenko and anastasia gerasimenko think, tsn 1.1 marathon one news. well, let's talk about the american tradition in ukrainian. black friday, even in wartime, is the main shopping event of the year and a day of discounts. some stores started to reduce prices for a number of products early, already today. to take advantage of the discounts, almost all shops willing to use them were filled take advantage, particularly in the capital , not as much as there was a full-scale invasion, but still more than a year during the blackout. mostly these days, ukrainians buy equipment, clothes, new year's decor, discounts on these goods can reach 90%, although andriy shevchenko was so impressed by the story that he invited the military man to germany for the ukraine-italy football match. how the players of the national team welcomed the man and what he dreams about now. tsn correspondent olena loskun knows the glory. leaning on crutches, rostyslav prystupa heads for his train carriage

generations , that there is still a long way to go, that we should fight, that we should not stop, inna lebedenko shilko, gennadiy shulga and anastasia gerasimenko , tsn, 1.1, marathon, only news, and here is the promised surprise. khlib shishken come, who after yes , after a decade of thinking, hello, very glad to see you, after a decade of thinking talked with mike johansson, he is in the tsn studio today, this is my special award, because it's very interesting to meet in person, almost a colleague, lip, i'm glad to see you, well , we've known for 15 years, will you tell the audience where you're from, where you study, i'm from the southern regions of ukraine and i study here at school in kyiv. and in the plot it was said that you switched from russian to ukrainian at one time, just like mike johansen, yes, because it seems to me that it is very important, now to spread the ukrainian language, culture and move away from russian, this imperial language of ours, well, everything is great, you with the ukrainian language, i am grateful to you for the podcast, because from your submission i once ag