valentin you congratulations, congratulations, ms. valentina is also in touch with us today, taras kray skrini , the authorized representative for the protection of the state language. pleased with your presence in the studio , so let's start with you, we know that you yourself are from the luhansk region. tell us how it was for you at the time to learn ukrainian, to switch to making it the main language, because your example can be illustrative did you not switch at all? no, my parents just bought books, not vodka. well, although before i had a russian-speaking family, i communicated with my parents in russian, and there was a russian-speaking school. finished that in the soviet union, then i came to kyiv, got off at the train station and said and said that i will speak ukrainian and started speaking ukrainian and since apparently in childhood i did not lack vitamins and other nutrients for intellectual development is not modern or something similar. for me, the ukrainian language is the language of culture and education, because it was not born to my grandmother in the village, b