Abkhazian presidential candidates know the language well

2009-11-06 13:00

According to Alexey Kaslandzia, the chairman of the linguistic commission of Abkhazia, all the presidential candidates passed the exam in Abkhazian language - Apsnypress.

"The commission assessed the state language level of Beslan Butba, Zaur Ardzinba and Vitaliy Bganba as sufficient," he said.

Sergey Bagapsh and Raul Khajimba demonstrated their good knowledge of Abkhazian in 2004, and the commission decided not to examine them, but they themselves decided to sit the test.

The candidates were supposed to read the text in Abkhazian aloud and retell it. The test also included dialogs on various topics, and answers to the questions of the commission members.

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