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[Opinions] Re: Zofia
I native speak Surzhyk (Russian-Ukrainian mix language) Other Russian speaker tell me I speak weird Russian (because we do thing like say ворог > враг, полон > плен and место is place, but also city)What do you native speak?

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I natively speak Polish! English is my second language. Never heard of Surzhyk, it sounds really interesting and fun to learn
Polish often confuse me, I am trying learn Polish (and Belarusian) I can understand but it still strange sometimes (like why сегодня/сьогодні = dsisiaj???)
I googled it why it's dziś/dzisiaj
od prasł. dьnьsь, od frazy prasł. dьnь sь → dzień si
por. chorw. danas, czes. dnes, pol. dzisiaj i słc. dnes
w językach wschodniosłowiańskich (białor. сягоння, ros. сегодня i ukr. сього́дні) używane są pochodne frazy prasł. *se dьne lub *sego dьne → siego dnia

https://pl.wiktionary.org/wiki/dzi%C5%9B#cite_ref-ESSJa_2-1
Sorry for not expanding shorts from it, but to be honest I have no idea what they are sometimes. also... Witam kolejną polkę na tej ciekawej stronie ^-^
It's dzisiaj, yes Polish can be quite confusing lol!