Question

Переведите с русского на английский: Я очень хочу с тобой познакомиться,надеюсь ты не против? Ты очень хорошо выглядишь До встречи,может быть,мы с тобой ещё где нибудь встретимся? Часов в 1-24 o`clock

Answer 1

I want to meet you eagerly.

I hope that you don't mind

You look fine.

See you! Maybe, we’ll meet somewhere?

 

 

Answer 2

Answer in detail. Translate from Russian to English: I really want to meet you, I hope you don't mind? You look very good See you, maybe we will meet somewhere else? Hours at 1-24 o'clock

The translation from Russian to English of the sentence is:

I really want to meet you, I hope you don't mind? You look very good. See you, maybe we will meet somewhere else? Hours at 1-24 o'clock.

The sentence is composed of four parts, separated by punctuation marks. The first part is a statement of desire, followed by a question of consent. The second part is a compliment on the appearance of the person. The third part is a farewell and a possibility of future encounter. The fourth part is a time expression, which is unclear in its meaning.

Some possible explanations for the fourth part are:

- It is a typo or a mistake, and the intended meaning is something like "Hours at 1-2 o'clock" or "Hours at 12-4 o'clock". - It is a slang or a code, and the intended meaning is something like "Hours at 1-24/7" or "Hours at 1-24/365", which means "always" or "anytime". - It is a joke or a riddle, and the intended meaning is something like "Hours at 1-24 o'clock" or "Hours at 1-24 o'clock", which means "never" or "impossible".