TET host Nataliia Solonik became an ambassador of Ukrainian language courses of the All-Ukrainian Movement "Yedyni" (United).
Nataliia Solonik, host of the show "Closer to the Stars" on the TET TV channel, supports Ukrainian language courses created by the "Yedyni" project and encourages those who want to improve their knowledge to join the initiative.
Throughout July, Natali will motivate the course participants by sharing interesting things she uses in her work, telling them how to train their diction and feel free on camera.
"Since the beginning of the full-scale invasion, I have switched to Ukrainian, and I want to show by my example that everything is possible. Change starts with you and your desire. We continue to create our nation, of which language is integral. That is why I decided to take the opportunity to help Ukrainians speak their native language, and I am thrilled to become a part of the All-Ukrainian Movement "Yedyni," said Nataliia Solonik.
To take a free grammar course or a course to support the transition to the Ukrainian language, you need to register using this link: https://yedyni.org/. The course starts on 1 July and lasts 28 days. You can join the classes from anywhere in the world.
During the course, participants will receive daily assignments, practice their skills at speaking clubs with professional philologists, and receive advice and support from qualified moderators.
By the way, with the help of the "Yedyni" movement, about 116,000 people have successfully overcome both language and psychological barriers and mastered the Ukrainian language. Since July 2023, the Movement has increased the number of live Ukrainian-speaking clubs in the Kherson and Kharkiv regions in the de-occupied territories.
Timur Miroshnychenko, host of 1+1 media TV projects, also supported the initiative. Moreover, at different times, the ambassadors of the courses were Akim Halimov, 1+1 media producer and founder of the Real History Project, and Ruslan Senichkin and Valentyna Khamaiko, hosts of Breakfast with 1+1 on 1+1 Ukraine.
In September 2023, 1+1 media and the All-Ukrainian Movement "Yedyni" signed a memorandum of cooperation as part of the large-scale communication campaign "Add Ukrainian," consolidating efforts to promote the Ukrainian language and culture.
