Ukrainish tung ( Ukrainish: Україньска мова ov. Ukrajinśka mova, Greater Anglish: Marchelandish tung, earlier known in English as Little Russish tung) is a an east windish tung spoken in Ukrainland (Marcheland) and in some deals of White Russland and Russland. The overall scoring of speakers is umb 45 micklered folks.
Eretide[]
The Ukrainish tung is one of the aftercomers of Old East Windish (Old Russish) tung together with Russish, White Russish and Rusinish.
After the breakup of Foreld Russish Ric, eastern earldoms had become onhanged to Golden Throng (these earldoms would later become Caserdom of Russland), while western earldoms were lathed by Great Earldom of Lettow and later Wislandish-Lettowish Meanwealth. Being shed with their fellows from Eastern Rus (Russland), Western Rus ("Ruthenland") forlonged to forthbecome under inflow of Wislandish sway. The east windish tung spoken in the lands of Poland from that time was known as Ruthenish which would later shed into Ukrainish and White Russish tungs.
After becoming a deal of Russish Onewielding, Ukrainish (Little Russish) was thought to be an undertung of Russish, but that is not true: even though Ukrainish and Russish are greatly akin to each other, they are still sunder since they lived beyond sunder borders for a long time.
Throughout 18th-20th hundredyears there were sundry ukrainish writers who wrote many books and lays in ukrainish or in ukrainish undertungs. Today many of them are thought to be fathers of nowtide ukrainish bookcraft, some of them: Taras Shevchenko, Ivan Kotlyarevskiy, Ivan Franko, Lesya Ukrainka and others.