Question

Как читается на английском русскими буквами? We have to pick up, Dad. We mustn't be late. — You're right, Let's go straight to the arrivals. Shall I buy tea or coffee for you? — I don't mind. You may buy any drink you like. The new rules are a paint in the neck. — Yes, they have charged me 20 pounds for the baggage. You must get rid of sharp objects. — I can't throw away these scissors. They are not mine. I don't like duty-free shops. They are too expensive. Let's take a trolley and go to check-in desk Haven't you excess weight? Our flight is delayed. Let's go and have a snack. We have to go to the Departures. There are always huge queues at passport control. I like flying by plane. Travelling by plane has many advantages.

Answer 1

Ви хэве то пик апр,Дэд.Ви масэнт би лэйт - йю`аре райт.Летс го ту стрэнч то арривалс
Сшэлл ай бай теа ор коффе фор йю - Ай донт майнд.Ю май бай анд дринк йю лайк.Зе нью рулес аре а паинт ин зе нек- ес зэй хэве чарджед ми 20 поинтс фор зэ Биджейдж.
Йю маст рид оф сщарп обджектс....ПОТОМ РЕДАКТИРУЮ И НАПИШУ ЕЩЕ)

Answer 2

On English, the phrase "We have to pick up, Dad. We mustn't be late. — You're right, Let's go straight to the arrivals. Shall I buy tea or coffee for you? — I don't mind. You may buy any drink you like. The new rules are a pain in the neck. — Yes, they have charged me 20 pounds for the baggage. You must get rid of sharp objects. — I can't throw away these scissors. They are not mine. I don't like duty-free shops. They are too expensive. Let's take a trolley and go to check-in desk Haven't you excess weight? Our flight is delayed. Let's go and have a snack. We have to go to the Departures. There are always huge queues at passport control. I like flying by plane. Travelling by plane has many advantages." can be read as follows:

"We have to pick up, Dad. We mustn't be late," the speaker says, emphasizing the importance of being punctual. The response agrees, suggesting that they go straight to the arrivals. The speaker then asks if they should buy tea or coffee for the other person, to which the response is that they don't mind and can choose any drink they prefer.

The conversation takes a turn as the speaker comments on the new rules, describing them as a pain in the neck. The response agrees, mentioning that they were charged 20 pounds for their baggage and that they must dispose of sharp objects. However, they express reluctance to throw away the scissors as they don't belong to them.

The speaker then expresses their dislike for duty-free shops, finding them too expensive. They suggest taking a trolley and heading to the check-in desk. They also inquire about excess weight and mention that their flight is delayed, suggesting that they go and have a snack.

The conversation shifts again as they mention the need to go to the departures, highlighting the long queues at passport control. The speaker concludes on a positive note, stating that they enjoy flying by plane and highlighting the advantages of traveling by air.