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Помогите пожалуйста нормально перевести текст (в переводчике не так как надо переводит) и ответить на вопросы очень надо, плиз.4) Is it easy to read plays? Have you read any plays? If so, what was your impression of some of them? Have you seen the same play at the theatre? Don't you think it is easier and more interesting to watch plays in the theatre than to read them? 5) Do you know any names of Russian or foreign dramatists? Any names of their plays? Have you seen them at the theatre or on television? 6) Do you like poems? Do you often read poems? Do you read poems to yourself? Do you like to read them out loud? Do you think people should be taught to read, understand and love poetry? Have you ever tried to write poems yourself? What fainous Russian or foreign poets do you know? Can you recite any of the poems?

Answer 1

1,Легко ли читать пьесы? Вы читали какие-либо пьесы? Если это так, то, каково было ваше впечатление от некоторых из них? Вы видели постановку этой пьесы в театре? Не кажется ли вам, что легче и интереснее смотреть спектакли в театре, чем читать их?
2,Знаете ли вы имена русских или зарубежных драматургов? Знаете ли Вы каие-либо названия их пьес? Вы видели их в театре или на телевидении?
3,Нравится ли вам стихи? Вы часто читаете стихи? Вы читаете стихи для себя? Любите ли Вы читать их вслух? Как вы думаете, люди должны учить читать, понимать и любить поэзию?Вы никогда не пробовали писать стихи ? Каких известных российских или иностранных поэтов ты знаешь? Можете ли вы прочитать вслух любое из стихотворений?

Answer 2

4) Is it easy to read plays? Have you read any plays? If so, what was your impression of some of them? Have you seen the same play at the theatre? Don't you think it is easier and more interesting to watch plays in the theatre than to read them?

Reading plays can be both easy and challenging, as it requires a different approach compared to reading novels or essays. The format of plays consists of dialogue, stage directions, and sometimes even specific instructions for actors. The ease of reading plays may vary depending on one's familiarity with the format and the ability to imagine the scenes and characters based on the written descriptions.

I have read a few plays, and my impression has been mixed. Some plays have captivated me with their dialogue and the depth of the characters, while others have felt slightly disconnected when read without the visual and auditory elements of a live performance. Seeing the same play at the theatre adds an extra layer of immediacy and authenticity, as the actors bring the characters to life on stage. Watching plays in the theatre can be more engaging and immersive, as the performances, costumes, and sets enhance the overall experience.

5) Do you know any names of Russian or foreign dramatists? Any names of their plays? Have you seen them at the theatre or on television?

Yes, I am familiar with several Russian and foreign dramatists. Some famous Russian dramatists include Anton Chekhov (plays like "The Cherry Orchard" and "Uncle Vanya"), Alexander Ostrovsky ("The Storm" and "The Forest"), and Nikolai Gogol ("The Government Inspector" and "The Marriage"). From the foreign dramatists, I am familiar with William Shakespeare (plays like "Romeo and Juliet," "Hamlet," and "Macbeth") and Tennessee Williams ("A Streetcar Named Desire" and "The Glass Menagerie"). I have had the opportunity to see some of these plays both at the theatre and on television.

6) Do you like poems? Do you often read poems? Do you read poems to yourself? Do you like to read them out loud? Do you think people should be taught to read, understand, and love poetry? Have you ever tried to write poems yourself? What famous Russian or foreign poets do you know? Can you recite any of the poems?

Yes, I enjoy reading poems. Although I don't read them as frequently as other forms of literature, I do appreciate their beauty and the emotions they evoke. I sometimes read poems to myself, silently taking in the words and the imagery they convey. Reading poems out loud can also be a delightful experience, as it allows me to appreciate the rhythm and musicality of the language.

I do think people should be taught to read, understand, and love poetry. Poetry has the power to express complex emotions, capture fleeting moments, and offer unique perspectives on life. By developing an appreciation for poetry, individuals can deepen their understanding of language, metaphor, and symbolism. It also encourages creativity and empathy, as poetry often speaks to universal human experiences.

While I have dabbled in writing poems, I wouldn't consider myself a poet. As for famous Russian and foreign poets, I am familiar with Alexander Pushkin, Vladimir Mayakovsky, Robert Frost, Emily Dickinson, and Pablo Neruda, among others. Although I can't recite any poems by heart, I admire the works of these poets and the impact they have had on poetry as a whole.