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Surzhyk: why Ukrainians are increasingly speaking a hybrid language that used to be a marker of rural backwardness

By Oleksandra Osypenko, PhD Candidate in Linguistics, Lancaster University

Once reviled as a ‘humiliating’ Russified form of the language, now Surzhyk is emerging as a tool for Russian speakers to identify as Ukrainians.

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