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Crimea may become the major Russian language center

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Crimea may become the major Russian language center


08.06.2017

A.Savin//wikimedia.orgCrimea has a very good chance of becoming the major Russian language center, RIA Novosti informs. According to the Head of Republican Parliament Vladimir Konstantinov, this idea was voiced by Great Russian Word festival participants.

Crimean politician has mentioned that everyone knows Malta as the best place for learning English, and Crimea might become the best Russian language center, in its turn. All the best teachers will be brought together as well as new teachers could get the best training. Aside of that, the peninsula might become an amazing platform for development of Russian schools, and for resolving all issues related with Russian compatriots cooperation.

Crimea is a good match for this mission, its inhabitants were striving for preserving Russian language, culture and identity, Mr Konstantinov has stressed.

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