This year, Google presented interesting results reflecting the moods, interests, and needs of Ukrainians. From searches about daily difficulties to queries about world-famous personalities and cultural trends, Ukrainians demonstrated a wide range of interests. Let’s look at the most popular topics.
Search Leaders
What concerned Ukrainians the most?
- At the top of the list was the query “Power cut schedule”. Ukrainians were actively interested in this due to the complex energy situation caused by the war.
- “Euro 2022” ranked second in popularity, as sports events unite and inspire even in challenging times.
- And the query “Sirs’kyi” indicates interest in important personalities, including the commander of the Ukrainian forces, whose actions are often a topic of discussion.
Popular Figures: Who Were Ukrainians Searching For?
- Among the individuals who sparked the most interest was the boxer Oleksandr Usyk. His victories became a symbol of Ukrainian resilience on the international stage.
- Also in the top searches was Donald Trump, whose name continues to attract attention with political events in the US.
- The US Vice President Kamala Harris and the social media sensation Klavdia Petrovna also generated lively discussions among Ukrainians.
What Were Ukrainians Buying?
This year’s best-selling items were related to energy autonomy. Among them:
- EcoFlow;
- charging stations;
- inverters and solar panels.
All this indicates people’s willingness to prepare for possible power outages. In addition, a surprise was the interest in Dubai chocolate, which turned out to be a pleasant way to add a bit of sweetness to daily life.
Most Common Abbreviations: What Do They Mean?
Among the abbreviations most frequently searched by Ukrainians were:
- MSEK (medical and social expert commission);
- REB (radio-electronic warfare);
- TSNAP (center for providing administrative services);
- CAB (command aviation unit).
This reflects inquiries for both everyday information and topics related to the military sphere.
Meanings of Words: What Did They Discover?
Ukrainians were interested in words whose meanings many did not know. For example, “terikony” – characteristic hills from mountain rocks found in mining regions. “Kvadroberty” – an unusual word, likely related to new technologies. And “chinazes” sparked curiosity due to its mysterious nature. All this shows that Ukrainians are eager to expand their vocabulary.
Favorite Movies: What Did They Watch?
The list of the most popular movies of the year included films of various genres:
- “20 Days in Mariupol” – a documentary highlighting the heroic struggle of the city during the war.
- “Inside Out 2” delighted with a family atmosphere and witty plot.
- “Dune” continued to impress with its grandeur and visual effects.
Conclusion: what unites us?
This year Ukrainians showed interest in everything: from everyday issues to global events. The main thing is that even in difficult times we remain thirsty for knowledge, new experiences, and changes. And this is the best indicator of our resilience.
