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Ukrainian Language Day: How a radio dictation united generations in Dnipro.

On October 25th, a Radio Dictation of National Unity was held in Dnipro in celebration of Ukrainian Writing and Language Day.
День украинского языка: радиодиктант стал символом единства для поколения в Днепре.

In Dnipro, at the Prydniprovsk State Academy of Construction and Architecture, a radio dictation for national unity was held, reports the correspondent of "Vidomo".

The dictation was organized in honor of the Day of Ukrainian Writing and Language. It is known to be the 25th time this event has taken place. The text was authored by writer Oksana Zabuzhko, and the dictation was read by poet and current military serviceman Pavel Vyshybaba. The title of the dictation is "The Magic of Voice".

Residents participated, along with third-generation university students and students from the construction academy. Other students wrote the radio dictation on their own platforms.

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"Since 2000, we have consistently joined this initiative by Ukrainian Radio, bringing together students and staff. This event unites not only students but all Ukrainians. Today, it is especially significant for us, as based on the five universities that operated in Dnipro (the former DIIIT, Metallurgical Academy, Chemical Academy, Construction Academy, and Academy of Physical Culture), a single institution has been established by the Cabinet of Ministers - the Ukrainian State University of Science and Technology. Therefore, for us, the dictation of unity symbolizes the unification of all our students and employees. We created platforms for writing the dictation based on each of the five former higher education institutions. More than 200 people wrote the dictation on each of these platforms. We believe that this event will unite us all," noted Galina Evseeva, Vice-Rector for Educational and Humanitarian Policy at UGNST.

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"We understand that people want to learn the language better and make as few mistakes as possible. We see this synergy of generations, where they come together around the Ukrainian language, Ukrainian identity, and collectively write this dictation," shared Sergey Ludenko, a representative of the Youth Policy Department of the City Council.

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