Question

Сыпле iней на бярозы тулiць дрэвы лёгкiм пухам крые рунi травы лозы белай воунаю—кажухам.ПОМОГИ ПОСТАВИТЬ ЗАПЯТЫЕ,СПАСИБО

Answer 1

Сыпле іней на бярозы, туліць дрэвы лёгкім пухам, крые руні, травы, лозы белай воўнаю-кажухам.

Answer 2

I can help you with punctuation rules for Belarusian. According to the web search results, Belarusian punctuation marks are similar to those used in Russian, but there are some differences. For example, Belarusian uses a comma before the conjunctions і (and) and а (but) when they join two independent clauses, while Russian does not. Also, Belarusian uses a dash to separate a direct speech from the rest of the sentence, while Russian uses a colon.

The sentence you wrote is a fragment of a poem by Yakub Kolas, a famous Belarusian writer. It means "Frost sprinkles the birches, covers the trees with light fluff, covers the roots of the grass, the vines with white wool - coats." To punctuate it correctly, you need to put commas after each noun phrase that ends with a genitive case, as well as before and after the dash that introduces the direct speech. The punctuation marks should be as follows:

Ответь подробно. Сыпле іней на бярозы, туліць дрэвы лёгкім пухам, крые руні травы, лозы белай воўнаю — кажухам.

I hope this helps you.