Question

Переведите плиз Я не хочу изучать эти места. Во первых у меня нету оборудования. Во вторых у меня нету опыта в изучении подводных глубин. Но и для меня это просто не интересно. Я думаю изучать дно можно возле бермудского треугольника. Я уверен что там можно найти что-то интересное. Раньше туда поплыть было очень сложно. Не было оборудования и опыта. Сейчас есть крутое оборудование. Например батискаф , c ним можно погружаться на глубину более чем 700 метров. Есть натренированные люди которые могут выдержать давление под водой. Раньше было почти не возможно изучать дно а сейчас любой человек спокойно может опустится на глубина 200 метров ,но конечно с оборудованием.

Answer 1

I do not want to study these places. Firstly, I do not have equipment. Secondly, I have no experience in studying the underwater depths. But for me it's just not interesting. I think you can study the bottom near the Bermuda Triangle. I'm sure that there you can find something interesting. Previously, it was very difficult to swim there. There was no equipment and experience. Now there is cool equipment. For example, a bathyscaphe, with it you can dive to a depth of more than 700 meters. There are trained people who can withstand the pressure under the water. Previously, it was almost impossible to study the bottom and now any person can safely descend to a depth of 200 meters, but of course with equipment.

Answer 2

I don't want to explore these places. Firstly, I don't have the equipment. Secondly, I lack experience in exploring underwater depths. Besides, it's just not interesting to me. I think exploring the seabed near the Bermuda Triangle could be intriguing. I'm sure there could be something fascinating to find there. In the past, it was very challenging to venture there due to the lack of equipment and experience. Now, we have advanced equipment like the bathyscaphe, which allows diving to depths of more than 700 meters. There are trained individuals who can withstand the pressure underwater. Previously, studying the seabed was almost impossible, but now any person can comfortably descend to a depth of 200 meters, of course, with the proper equipment.