In Russia forbidden to use words of foreign language origin: Putin signed the law

The law signed by Putin should strengthen the importance of Russian in the aggressor country. According to him, Russians are prohibited from non -literary words. Russian President Vladimir Putin has signed a law on state language. It is aimed at increasing the meaning of Russian and regulating the use of foreign words. The relevant document was posted on the official portal of legal information. The law prescribes the use of the Russian language as a state in different areas.

Russian citizens should look for foreign words analogues. The only exception may be those that cannot be translated. Russian analogues will be fixed in normative dictionaries. In certain areas, the use of the Russian language as a state language: from now on in Russia in the educational environment, state and municipal information systems will be dominated by literary Russian. According to the same rules, the Russians will write information for consumers of goods, services, etc.

Even the official correspondence of organizations of all forms of ownership with foreigners will now take place in the state language. In the state language, too, the norms appeared. The use of words and expressions that are not literary is forbidden. Occasional vocabulary is also banned. The foreign text of the Russians from now on is obliged to translate. If foreign words are present, their translation in Russian should be made in the font of the same size, type and color.

We will remind, also on February 28 Vladimir Putin spoke at the FSB College. The Russian president called for a special control of the border with Ukraine and respond more promptly to "activate the intelligence actions of the West against the Russian Federation. " According to him, Russian society is trying to split and use separatism, nationalism, neonacism and xenophobia. American actor and director Sean Penn shared his impressions of meeting with the Russian leader.