1.мое хобби-плаванье, я им увлекаюсь с 5 лет. 2.я хочу поехать в крым так как там тепло 3.я хочу когда-нибудь стать учителем языка. напишите это по , .

1.my hobby is swimming, I have been fond of him since five years
2.I want to go to the Crimea, because it's very warm there
3.I want to someday become a teacher of English

[ə,eı] [ʃıp] [ʹkærııŋ] 350 tons[МН.Ч.] [ɒv] [raıs], [ʹwɔ:tə], [tınd] [fıʃ] [ænd] [ʹʌðə] supplies[МН.Ч.] arrived[æt] Nias[МН.Ч.], [͵ındə(ʋ)ʹni:ʒə] [təʹdeı], [ænd] [wi:] [hæv] [ɔ:lʹredı] started [dısʹtrıbju(:)tıŋ] [fu:d] [tu:] [ðə] [ʹpi:p(ə)l]. [ʌnʹfɔ:tʃʋnıtlı], [krækt] roads[МН.Ч.] [ænd] collapsed bridges[МН.Ч.] [ɑ:] [ʹmeıkıŋ] [ıt] [ʹverı] [ʹdıfık(ə)lt]. [ın] [ðə] [ʹmi:n͵taım], [wi:] [ki:p] [ʹsɜ:tʃıŋ] [fɔ:] [mɔ:] survivors[МН.Ч.]. [ın] [ðə] [ʹɜ:lı] [ʹaʋəz] [ɒv] [ʹθɜ:zdı], [wi:] managed [tu:] [faınd] [ə,(eı)] 13-[jıə]-[əʋld] [gɜ:l] [hu:] [wɒz] [stıl] [əʹlaıv]. [ʃi:] [hæd] [bi(:)n] [ʹberıd] [͵ʌndəʹni:θ] [ə,(eı)] [faıv]-[ʹstɔ:rı] [ʹbıldıŋ] [fɔ:] 52 [ʹaʋəz].
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[aı] [wɒz] [ʹlaııŋ] [ɒn] [ðə] [bi:tʃ] sunbathing [wen] [aı] [ʹsʌd(ə)nlı] noticed [hju:dʒ] waves[МН.Ч.]. [bıʹfɔ:] [aı] [nju:] [ıt], [ðə] [ʹwɔ:tə] [hæd] reached [mi:]. [aı] started [tu:] [rʌn], [bʌt] [aı] [ʹkʋdnt], [bıʹkɒz] [ðə] [ʹwɔ:tə] [wɒz] [ʌp] [tu:] [maı] knees[МН.Ч.]. [ʹpi:p(ə)l] [əʹraʋnd] [mi:] [wɜ:] [ʹskri:mıŋ]. [ə,eı] [fju:] seconds[МН.Ч.] [ʹleıtə] [aı] [wɒz] [ʹʌndə] [ðə] [ʹwɔ:tə]. Pieces[МН.Ч.] [ɒv] [wʋd] [wɜ:] hitting [mi:]. [ʹlʌkılı], [ə,(eı)] [mæn] [hu:] [wɒz] [ɒn] [ə,(eı)] [pɑ:m] [tri:] pulled [mi:] [aʋt] [ɒv] [ðə] [ʹwɔ:tə] [ʹɒntʋ] [ðə] [tri:]. [ʹɑ:ftə] [ə,(eı)] [fju:] [ʹaʋəz], [wi:] [wɜ:] rescued [baı] [sʌm] [ʹləʋk(ə)l] [men] [ænd] [ʹteıkən] [tu:] [ðə] [ʹhɒspıtl].
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[æt] [ðə] [həʋʹtel], [maı] colleagues[МН.Ч.] [ænd] [aı] [wɜ:] [ʹhelpıŋ] [ʹındʒəd] [ʹpi:p(ə)l]. [wi:] [geıv] [ðem] [ıʹmɜ:dʒ(ə)nsı] [fɜ:st] [eıd] [bıʹfɔ:] [ðeı] [wɜ:] [ʹteıkən] [tu:] [ʹhɒspıtl]. [sʌm] [ɒv] [ðə] injuries[МН.Ч.][wi:] [hæd] [tu:] [tri:t] [wɜ:] [kwaıt] [hɒʹrıfık]. [ðə] streets[МН.Ч.] [ʹaʋtsaıd] [wɜ:] littered [wıð] [ʹfɔ:lən] [pɑ:m] trees[МН.Ч.] [ænd] [hju:dʒ] pieces[МН.Ч.] [ɒv] [wʋd] [ænd] [metl]. [s(j)u:]
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[æn] [ʹɜ:θkweık] [ðæt] occurred [æt] 07:59 [ʹləʋk(ə)l] [taım] [ʹʌndə] [ðə] [ʹındıən] [ʹəʋʃ(ə)n] [ʹdʒenəreıtıd] [ðə] biggest[ПРИЛ.] [tsʋʹnɑ:mı] [ðə] [wɜ:ld] [hæz] [si:n] [ın] [ðə] [lɑ:st] 40 years[МН.Ч.]. [ðə] [ʹmæsıv] waves[МН.Ч.] [hæv] killed [ʹəʋvə] 10,000 [ʹpi:p(ə)l] [ın] ' . [ʹsʌðən] [ʹeıʒə]. Thousands[МН.Ч.][hæv] [lɒst] [ðeə] homes[МН.Ч.]. [ðıs] [mʌst] [bi:] [wʌn] [ɒv] [ðə] [wɜ:st] [ʹnætʃ(ə)rəl] disasters[МН.Ч.] [ın] [ʹri:s(ə)nt] [ʹhıst(ə)rı],
AlexишитеAlex

everyone has friends, they can be of different ages.some believe that the age difference is not a barrier to friendship. however, some believe that age is important for friendship. I support the first point of view.

first, people of any generation can find like-minded people, if he didnt find such at his age, you can find in the older generation. for friendship, the main thing is not age, but the goal.

second, a person can grow spiritually and his peers willn't understand him, and in the older generation he will find a place for himself. This will help the person don't be left alone, as it is difficult for a person to live without friends.

however, there is another point of view. A man can't be friends with people much older than him,

first, the older generation has their own worries and it is rather strange if they are friends with those who are younger than them. they just won't have enough time for that.

second, no one has dismissed the fact that it could be a maniac waiting for time. and with a good schedule, he can kill you.

nonethless, if people start to be friends against the background of the same life problems, where they can constantly give each other advice, recommendations and mutual support, they can become even closer than relatives or close people.

and so, in conclusion, I would like to emphasize that age is not an obstacle to friendship, unless a person pretends to be another.