@Firefly#9983 Как с литературой?

— теологическая философия истории (движущая сила истории — Бог);
— метафизическая философия истории (движущая сила — трансцендентальная закономерность, т. е. судьба);
— идеалистическая философия истории (движущая сила — духовно-научная или духовно-душевная жизнь человека);
— натуралистическая философия истории (движущая сила — природа человека, обладающего страстями, побуждениями);
— материалистически-экономическая философия истории (движущая сила — экономические отношения). Как наука философия истории возникла в Новое время, этот термин ввел великий мыслитель Вольтер. Предпосылкой появления философии истории стала база христианства с его новаторской общечеловеческой устремленностью.
Принципы понимания истории с точки зрения философии:
— принцип различения прошлого, настоящего, будущего времени жизни;
— принцип устремленности к определенному желаемому состоянию, который определяет смысл всего предшествующего развития (ожидание будущего);
— принцип накопительного характера человеческой деятельности, который формирует новое качество жизни.

Вам какую?

how the fuck do i learn russian ?

It is possible to learn alphabet and to read slowly in just an hour.

cool

Is of Indo-Evropean.

@Firefly are you russian ?

I'm from Ukraine

I'm of mix

oh cool

my family is from ukraine

Yes, and mine.

It is easier to learn to read. Very hard to speak because of too much flexibility of the language if you switch from very restrictive English.

Too many combinations to process at a time.

Because of endings and suffixes.

And words relation.

ok

@Firefly do you speak ukrainian ?

In my childhood I did. Ukrainian language dies of if you get educated.

Is like Esperanto really.

You need an additional language with that.

I can understand it and read.

Didn't expect to see that many Ukrainians here

If you think about it. Ukrainian left-wing can only be on the internet. In rl you get kicked in the face by dirty nazi mob.

Fucking Banderites

I hate them so much

They should get Cheka'd

is there really a difference between Ukrainian and Russian?

I feel like most Slavic languages are basically exaggerating minor differences because of nationalism

lol shut up retard

Surely there are differences otherwise why would they be considered different languages?

They're both part of the Eastern Slavic language group

>I feel like most Slavic languages are basically exaggerating minor differences because of nationalism
You could say the same for most germanic languages

Cyka blyat

German is pretty different from the Scandinavian languages, but the Scandinavian languages are all very similar to each other and mutually intelligible, so I'd agree somewhat on that

German and Dutch is sorta half-and-half

and English has definitely enough differences from other Germanic languages because of the French influence

Извините, я такъ больше не буду