marichka shtyrbulova, a teacher at dubbing courses at the gurgura studio, let's try to stress. ugh. yes, relaxation, smile. in childhood, due to the influence of her environment, she was ashamed of ukrainian. i was russian-speaking, therefore. that in the 90s, at the beginning of the 2000s, kyiv was as russian-speaking as possible in my surroundings, and unfortunately, even there it was a shame to speak ukrainian, and when my mother called there, i would walk, walk, hide in the classroom somewhere to quickly talk briefly with my mother, and no one heard, because it was somehow not cool, later, marichka became interested in ukrainian songs, acting, and speaking skills, it is a very active language, i am talking now about the technical work of the speech apparatus, this language is as much as possible lethargic, not lazy, but active, and so powerful, she returned to ukrainian and began to study the art of speech, is everyone clear about this, so clear, did everyone succeed? wow, this is a question, why do i love, i'm going to cry now, why, forgive me, why do i love the ukrainian langu