Ukrainian TV presenter Lyudmila Dobrovolska has responded to a dispute over "language nuances" with a major cosmetics company.
She wrote about this on her Facebook page.
"Sorry, not about Trump. Following up on the dispute that arose with representatives of a fairly large cosmetics company regarding "linguistic nuances" - that's exactly how they phrased it," Dobrovolskaya writes.
She decided to explain the correct use of the words "oil" and "butter":
"So I'll just point out:
Oil (Ukrainian) - vegetable food (sunflower, olive, corn, etc.),
Oil (Ukrainian) - care, external (oil for the body, face, etc.),
Oil (Ukrainian) - grease, lubricant for friction surfaces of mechanisms (motor oil),
Butter (Ukrainian) - creamy,
Butter (Russian: velikiy maguchy) - all of the above,
"And 'language nuances' are a little different."
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