Definition: Russian Russian is a language spoken in Russia, Ukraine, Belarus, Kazakhstan, Moldova, Tajikistan, Kyrgyzstan, Georgia, Azerbaijan, Armenia, Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Turkmenistan, Afghanistan, Myanmar, Cambodia, Laos, Vietnam and some other countries. It is an East Slavic language. It belongs to the branch of Indo-European languages called West Slav languages. The word 'Russ' has many meanings in Russian culture. 1. In Russia, it refers to the people who belong to the Russian ethnic group. 2. In Ukraine, it refers to those Ukrainians living in the country. 3. In Belarus, it refers to the ethnic groups of Belarus (Polish, Ukrainian and Romani), as well as those from other countries who live in the region. In modern times, Russia has become an important part of Eurasian culture. It is widely recognized as one of the world's most populous nations and a global economic power. As such, it is used as a language for several international organizations. In addition to its use in Russian-speaking areas of the world, it is also used by many people who are not native speakers or have no knowledge of the Russian language. As you can see from these examples, 'Russ' has many meanings in Russian culture and history. It is widely recognized as a significant part of Russian identity and has influenced its speech, literature, art, music, sports, and other areas of life.
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