Ukraine, how many languages do you speak? | Street Interviews

How many languages do you know? Ukrainian and English. Which foreign country do you like the most? Foreign country? Probably Italy. Why? You know, it's warm there, there's the sea. That's the most. Two. Which ones? English and Ukrainian. Which foreign country do you like the most? Probably Scandinavian countries. Finland, Sweden, Norway. Why? Because their mentality is more calm. And in general their languages are cool. I'd like to learn Swedish or Norwegian. How many languages do you know? Okay, one. And additionally three. English, Polish and German. Which foreign country do you like the most? I would say Korea. Why? I like their culture and architecture too. How many languages do you know? Me? Three. Which ones? English, well, yes. Not completely. Ukrainian and Russian. Which foreign country do you like the most? America, probably. How many languages do you know? Two. Which ones? Russian and Ukrainian. Maybe I'm still at the learning stage. Well, maybe someday I'll decide to learn English, but, well, damn, I have to. Which foreign country do you like the most? I don't know, but I'd like to visit Slovakia, Georgia, Germany, while my grandfather lives there. And in general Europe is cool. Three. Russian, Ukrainian and English. Which foreign country do you like the most? Which one? Well, ours, of course. I like Canada, America, the United States. These are the ones to develop the country. Why? Well, because they are English-speaking, and I learn English. I have a lot of friends there. And it would be very useful to go there and get some experience, well, to improve English, to get some culture exchange, some experience, something like that. Which foreign country do you know? Ideally? Well, in general, just... Well, I work in German, English, well, B1, B2, and so on, native Ukrainian. Which foreign country do you like the most? Germany. Why? Germany is the first place. Because of the architecture and the language. I really like the German language. Which languages do you know? Two. Which ones? Ukrainian and a bit of English. Which foreign country do you like the most? Well... Only Ukraine, because I've only been here. Well, and... I think somewhere... Well, England, something like that. Britain. Which languages do you know? Well, two, actually. Which ones? Ukrainian and Russian. Which foreign country do you like the most? France. The most is France. I really like it. Because, first of all, the architecture is interesting. I like the French literature. And it fascinates me with its color. I really like France. Three. Ukrainian. Well, actually, four. One is Ukrainian, English, Russian, and Turkish. Which country do you like the most? Ukraine, of course. Except for Ukraine. Except for Ukraine... I guess I really like Croatia. Why? Because of their beaches, very beautiful pebbles, clear water, right to the bottom. I really like it. Ukrainian, English, and Russian, unfortunately. Which foreign country do you like the most? America. Why? Well, it's modern. There is a lot of beauty there. And it's very interesting. Ukrainian, English. I'll talk about it next time. Which foreign country do you like the most? A foreign country? Yes, any. America, of course. Why? Because of its color, its views, well, not traditional. How many languages do you know? Two. Which ones? Ukrainian and English. Which foreign country do you like the most? A foreign country... Like, it's all over the world, right? Yes. I don't even know, probably America. Why? I like their mentality, and I would like to live there in the future. How many languages do you know? Three. Which ones? Ukrainian, which they call Polish, well, German, I don't know English. Which foreign country do you like the most? In spirit, Germany. Why? Because I like the order, and in general, the organization and discipline. That's the only thing. I like England. Well, in general, all European countries. Ukraine. Which foreign country do you like the most? England. Approximately three. Which ones? Ukrainian, English, Russian, Polish. Which foreign country do you like the most and why? Probably... I can take a few. If... Norway and... Korea. How many languages do you know? Two, for sure. Ukrainian, English, not quite German, and Polish, probably. Well, three. Four. Let it be four. German, yes. Okay. Which foreign country do you like the most? Poland. Why? I like the architecture, first of all, and, most likely, the people there. Ukrainian and... Yes, Russian. Two. Maybe there are some that are still in the process of learning? Well, English, yes. But on the minimum level. Which foreign country do you like the most? Germany. Why? My sister lives there, her family, and now my brother's wife left, just like my military brother, and is now fighting on the front. And the living conditions there are not so bad. I also go there very often. How many languages do you know? Four. Which ones? Slovak, Hungarian, English, Ukrainian, unfortunately, Russian, and Spanish. Which foreign country do you like the most? Well, probably... Now I'm interested in... I'm interested in Japan, because it's too far from Ukraine, it's too far from Europe, it's something else, so I think it's Asia. Polish, English, and I'd like to learn Spanish. Which foreign country do you like the most? Spain. Why? Well, it's a nice country, with its interesting laws, and in general, it's nice for research, for traveling. I think three. Three, English, on a normal level, Ukrainian, and I understand Russian, although, unfortunately, it's not relevant now. Which foreign country do you like the most? United States. Why? I think it's because of the way the law works there, that is, in different states, you can feel like in a completely different country, just because of the scale of the state. It's actually a very interesting experience, just to get there, although, unfortunately, I haven't been there yet. Four that I can talk about. Which ones? Well, Ukrainian, of course, English, French, and Polish. Which foreign country do you like the most? Italy and France. Why? Italy is very tasty, France is very beautiful. Well, in general, Ukrainian education is based on two languages. For example, in my school, we studied English, and we had a choice of French, Polish, and German. I know Polish and English well. Which one do you like the most? Well, it's quite a difficult question, because why evaluate these privileges of countries? Well, in terms of economy, of course, it's good to live in the United States, but there are still factors that affect the living conditions, that is, the environment, so I can't answer this question. Which? Ukrainian, Russian, English. Which foreign country do you like the most? I don't know. In principle, I like Italy, but I wouldn't consider it for living. The climate is great there. In principle, you can live there, but where you live, it's such a life that you just go to work and so on. Nothing special. Which? Ukrainian, Russian. Which foreign country do you like the most? Netherlands. Why? Well, everything is free there, everything is cool, that's why I like it. I've been there many times before the war. People there almost do what they want, they don't have any prohibitions. I think it's the freest country there is. Well, I've already known more than one Ukrainian. Which foreign country do you like the most? Probably Spain. Why? I don't even know how to answer in one sentence. I think that, first of all, it's their flavor, because the behavior of those or other people was once, once, but I think there will be more. But I don't know, I've been to a few countries, I don't deny anything, but I came there, somehow I came in, saw the airport and everything, and I think, damn, I want to live here. Which? Russian, Ukrainian, English. Which foreign country do you like the most? Probably Spain. Why? The men there are nice. Brazil, Colombia, nice countries, Peru. But I've been traveling around the world a little bit, also Europe. Well, the question which country I like most, it's difficult. It's more regions, you know, like I like Eastern Europe, Ukraine, for example, and I like South America.