A language is not a list of words but a way of thinking. Olha Dubchak's second book is about morphology: how Ukrainian builds its words, why it does so in that particular way, and what that says about the people who speak it.
Key highlights:
- The second book in the series on the Ukrainian language
- Devoted to morphology, the structure of the word
- Reads independently of the first book
- The same ironic tone as Hearing in Ukrainian
Seeing in Ukrainian
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