Editing Surzhyk (section)

=== Grammar ===
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 |quote  = The gender of nouns with the same referent may be different in the two languages, leading to incorrect suffixes on adjectives and verbs. For example, the Russian word for "language" — ''jazyk'' (язык) – is masculine, whereas the Ukrainian term ''mova'' (мова) is feminine. Several times I heard people speaking about language in Ukrainian but using descriptive adjectives with masculine endings. Often when it came to actually saying the word "language", people would catch their mistakes themselves. The gender distinction is obligatory in both languages, so use of an inappropriately gendered adjective always results in some awkwardness.
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 |source = – Laada Bilaniuk (2005){{sfn|Bilaniuk|2005|p=138}}
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{{See also|Locative case#Ukrainian}}