Мы никогда не забудем этого человек

Мы никогда не забудем этого человека. В 1944 году он спас жизнь моему брату. Мы вышли из дому в половине десятого и добрались до леса только через полтара часа. Когда мы пришли домой мой сын крепко спал. За ужином мы громко разговаривали, но он не проснулся. Профессор Петров посоветовал мне отдыхать днём. Я пытался заснуть днем несколько раз, но не смог. Вы можете прочитать эти журналы, пока я буду просматривать письма и телеграммы. Я вернулась домой около 12, вот почему я не позвонила вам. Идите в этом направлении, пока не увидите серого большого здания. Библиотека направо от него. Вы довольны вашей новой работе, не правда ли?

Результаты (английский) 1:

We will never forget this man. In 1944, he saved the life of my brother. We left the House in half a tenth and reached the forest only through Kashta hours. When we came home my son fast asleep. For dinner, we spoke loudly, but he did not awake. Professor Petrov advised me to rest during the day. I tried to fall asleep several times during the day, but could not. You can read these magazines, while I'll browse through letters and telegrams. I returned home about 12, that's why I haven't called you. Go in that direction until you see a large gray building. Library to the right from it. Are you happy with your new job, isn't it?

Результаты (английский) 2:

We will never forget that man. In 1944, he saved the life of my brother. We left the house at half past nine, and reached only through the woods Poltarev hours. When we got home my son was fast asleep. Over dinner we talked loudly, but he did not wake up. Professor Petrov advised me to rest during the day. I tried to sleep during the day several times, but could not. You can read these magazines while I browse the letters and telegrams. I returned home about 12, which is why I did not call you. Go in this direction, until you see a large gray building. Library to his right. Are you satisfied with your new job, is not it?

Результаты (английский) 3:

we will never forget this man. in 1944 he saved my brother's life. we went out of the house at half past nine, and reached the forest only in полтара hours. when we got home, my son was fast asleep. for dinner we talked loudly, but he didn't wake up. professor petrov advised me to rest in the afternoon. i tried to sleep during the day, several times, but failed. can you read these magazines while i'm through letters and telegrams. i came home at around 12, that's why i didn't call you. go in that direction until you see a big building. the library right at him. are you happy with your new job, isn't it?