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Помогите пожалуйста перевести на английский язык!! Мне очень нужно!!!Вот сам текст:Лачплесис – это древний латышский герой, сын женщины и медведя, его необычайная сила издавна встречалась в рассказах. Легенду о Лачплесисе передавали устно в народных сказках и песнях. Изначально, Лачплесиса звали Лачаусисом (досл. "медвежеухий"), но когда он повзрослел, то стал обладать недюжинной силой, доставшейся ему от медведя. В жилах Лачплесиса текла ливская кровь, и кроме этого он считается защитником ливов. Легенда о Лачплесисе – это иносказательная сага о жизни и истории латышского народа, отчасти правдивая, отчасти вымышленная, немного комичная и немного печальная…. Но как и все легенды, конечно, основанная на реальных событиях. 

Answer 1

Лачплесис is an ancient Latvian hero, the son of the woman and a bear, its unusual force was for a long time met in stories. The legend of Lachplesis was passed orally in folk tales and songs. Initially, Lachplesisa was called Lachausis ("bear-bearer"), but when he grew up, he began to possess an extraordinary strength, which he inherited from a bear. In the veins of Lachplesis, the blood of Livs flowed, and besides that he is considered a defender of Livs.
The Legend of Lachplesis is an allegorical saga about the life and history of the Latvian people, partly truthful, partly fictional, slightly comical and a bit sad .... But like all legends, of course, based on real events.

Answer 2

Sure, here's the translation of the text into English:

"Lachplesis is an ancient Latvian hero, the son of a woman and a bear, whose extraordinary strength has been told in tales since ancient times. The legend of Lachplesis has been passed down orally in folktales and songs. Originally, he was called Lachausis (literally "bear-eared"), but as he grew up, he possessed remarkable strength inherited from the bear. Lachplesis had Liv blood in his veins and is also considered a defender of the Livs. The legend of Lachplesis is a figurative saga about the life and history of the Latvian people, partly true, partly fictional, slightly humorous, and somewhat melancholic... But like all legends, it is, of course, based on real events."