The legend of Soviet TV said that people forgot about the sense of the Russian language

People need to be literate and respectful of the Russian language, and not speed up their speech. About this Radio RBC said the Soviet TV and radio presenter, announcer of the Central television of the State Television and Radio of the USSR Anna Shatilova.

According to her, “you need to feel” the Russian language and how the words “fall on your ear.”.

I don’t agree when it’s all of a sudden Minobr, Marine. I think what is a "minobre"? It turns out that this is the Ministry of Education, the Marines are the Marines. ...In the name of what are you cutting? So it's quicker? You can't do that. What is the speed, where are you in a hurry.

Anna Shatilova has been working on Soviet and Russian television since 1962. In different years she was the host of the programs “Time”, “News”, “Blue Light”. Shatilova was reporting from Red Square, from holidays and festivals.

She carries the title of People’s Artist of the RSFSR and has a number of government awards, including the Order of Honor and the Order of Merit for the Fatherland.

She gave another example of "monstrous" use: "Here's the fashion sentence." Look: the girl dressed up, went to the mirror: “Oh, I’m in shock!” The husband stands in the studio: “What about you, Volodenko, your wife?” - "Oh, I'm crazy!" It's unsound.”.

“The whole country has gone crazy, it’s monstrous.” You need to speak Russian, let them doubt more often, Shatilova said.

According to her, earlier on television when visiting on air professors or directors had to use the dictionary. “If you go on the air, you in life and at home, in general, you need to be a literate person and respect the Russian language,” the announcer added.