The Impact of Globalisation on Language as an Integral Part of Ukrainian Society Culture

The purpose of the article is to consider the features and forms of influence of globalisation as an integral part of the culture of society, the consequences of this process on the languages of other nations, given the global spread of English; determine the positive and negative aspects of the impact of globalisation on the modern Ukrainian language; demonstrate the need for coexistence of both languages (Ukrainian, English), given the preservation of linguistic identity against the excessive penetration of the English adoptions. Research methodology. The research methods include study, analysis, and generalisation to demonstrate the influence of globalisation and its implications for languages, particularly Ukrainian, in the modern world. Scientific novelty. The article considers the matter of language in the context of globalisation under current trends: the transformation of English into a single global language of international communication and the process of mass extinction of languages. The work studies the language situation in European and post-Soviet countries and analyses the influence of English on the modern Ukrainian language. Conclusions. Postindustrialism has led humanity to enter the era of globalisation. This concept is based on the principle of unification. Integration between countries and their cultures has increased. The dialogue of cultures is taking place at this stage against the background of globalisation. As a result, we conclude that any process in the language (Ukrainian, English, etc.) cannot be considered in isolation but only in the context of all the factors that determine this process. All these processes have both positive and negative effects on existing languages. Integration into the world community without multilingualism is impossible today because the modern world is already multilingual. Given that life is divided into spheres — there is the language of business, technology, science and everyday language of everyday communication, the language of literature and art. Therefore, it is necessary to understand, in Ukraine, it requires both languages’ proficiency (in Ukrainian and English)