Comments by "A Vishnevsky" (@avishnevsky7394) on "The History of Ukrainian Borshch" video.

Then you should try modern kvas recipe, it is nice thing!
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As far as i know, there are another dish in Poland that has quite close name :)
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@Dosadniste2000 lol, i was born in Kyiv in 1989 and use Ukrainian as my primary language. The only reason why russian language is so spread in Ukraine is because Ukraine in fact was russian colony for long period of time and russians forced own language, as any empire do. You argument about russian language is absolutely delusion. The funny fact: russians in personal conversation often ask people from Ukraine "why do you speak russian with me? why not to use your own language? gotcha! Ukranian language is fake". But in reality russians do not speak Ukrainian (majority of russians speak only russian), and modern Ukrainians speak two languages - russian and Ukrainian. 100 years ago people on modern territory of Ukraine speak Ukrainian, did not speak russian or speak it badly. Massive spread of russian language happened only after WW2, due to enforcement of russian in schools. Zelensky perfectly speak Ukrainian, his problem was that russian was his primary language and he was struggling to speak Ukrainian without accent or mixing up words. He did not learn Ukrainian from scratch, he trained to speak perfect Ukranian without russian accent.
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