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DESCRIPTION:"Language is the house of being."(Martin Heidegger)This time we
  are going to talk about the language code of the nation.&nbsp\;"In the be
 ginning was the&nbsp\;Word\," says the first verse of the Gospel of John (
 New Testament). Using the native language is natural and comfortable and w
 e don't even think about why we use such words and not others. But it woul
 d be worth thinking!Have you ever thought that computer actions are progra
 mmed with language code? So\, we can only imagine how the language code af
 fects societies! This time we will talk about the Ukrainian language as a 
 reflection of the worldview of Ukrainians.Come\, discover and travel throu
 gh the world of Ukrainian language!Pizza and drinks provided.This event wi
 ll be hosted by Tetiana Hranchak\, visiting assistant teaching professor\,
  with support from the SU Ukrainian Club.
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SUMMARY:Ukrainian Culture and Conversation Table
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<div></div><p><em>"Language is the house of be
 ing."</em></p><p style="margin-left: 30px"><em>(Martin Heidegger)</em></p>
 <p>This time we are going to talk about the language code of the nation.&n
 bsp\;</p><p>"In the beginning was the&nbsp\;Word\," says the first verse o
 f the Gospel of John (New Testament). Using the native language is natural
  and comfortable and we don't even think about why we use such words and n
 ot others. But it would be worth thinking!</p><p>Have you ever thought tha
 t computer actions are programmed with language code? So\, we can only ima
 gine how the language code affects societies! This time we will talk about
  the Ukrainian language as a reflection of the worldview of Ukrainians.</p
 ><p>Come\, discover and travel through the world of Ukrainian language!</p
 ><p>Pizza and drinks provided.</p><p>This event will be hosted by Tetiana 
 Hranchak\, visiting assistant teaching professor\, with support from the S
 U Ukrainian Club.</p><div></div>
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