Question

Переведите на английский, только не просто вбить в переводчик! Если бы мне предложили выбрать свой идеальный дом, то я бы жила в дома в Голландии. Небольшой одноэтажный беленький домик. В нем были бы квадратные окна с деревянными рамами. На подоконниках бы росли петуньи, а вокруг тюльпановые поля. Знаете, Голландия славится своими тюльпановыми полями. А тюльпан-мой любимый цветок. Каждое утро солнечные лучи будили бы меня, и рыжая кошка терлась об мою щеку. Я бы ездила на велосипеде в ближайшую деревню за свежим молоком и хлебом. В доме не было бы ни телевизора, ни игровой приставки, но обязательно большой книжный шкаф и тостер. Кроме того, я и мой муж экспериментировали в готовке и каждые три месяца ходили на веселую ярмарку в город.

Answer 1

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Объяснение:

If I was asked to choose my ideal home, I would live in a house in Holland. A small one-story White house. There would be square Windows with wooden frames. There will be petunias on the windowsills and fields of tulips all around. You know, Holland is famous for its Tulip fields. And the Tulip is my favorite flower. Every morning the sun would Wake me up and the red cat would RUB against my cheek. I rode my bike to the nearest village for fresh milk and bread. There will be no TV or game console in the house, but there will be a large bookcase and a toaster. In addition, my husband and I experimented with cooking and went to the city every three months for an entertainment fair.

Answer 2

If I were offered to choose my ideal home, I would live in a house in the Netherlands. A small, single-story, white house. It would have square windows with wooden frames. Petunias would grow on the windowsills, and around it would be fields of tulips. You know, the Netherlands is famous for its tulip fields. And the tulip is my favorite flower. Every morning, sun rays would wake me up, and a ginger cat would rub against my cheek. I would ride a bicycle to the nearest village for fresh milk and bread. There would be no TV or gaming console in the house, but definitely a large bookshelf and a toaster. Moreover, my husband and I would experiment with cooking, and every three months, we would go to a lively fair in the city.