Abstract
The author presumes that national communication traditions and rules actually effect the way verbal means are used in speech. The author thinks it is urgent to refer to the Russian experience of multinational interaction which was gained and determined as “friendship of nations” in the Soviet era: it can be employed as a solid, reliable model of the language policy in the multiethnic society. First of all, it is vital to promote and spread the Russian language as well as to secure it from foreign intervention – unreasonable usage of borrowings, mainly from the English language.
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