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Помогите перевести текст, пожалуйста The territory os Siberia is about ten million square kilometres. You can find here taiga, swamps, tundra and permafrost. The name Siberia comes from "sibir", a Mongolian word for "a sleeping land". There are more than thirty nationalities in Siberia. Nevertheless Siberia is a vastly under populated region. Only 23 percent of the Russian population lives in Siberia. Siberia is located between the Urals in the West and the Russian Far East in the East. It borders on Kazakhstan and Mongolia in the South. It is washes by the Arctic Ocean in the North. Siberia consists of two parts: Western Siberia and Eastern Siberia. The Yenisei separates Western Siberia from Easten Siberia. The main rivers of Siberia are the Ob. the Irtysh, the Yenisei, the Angara and the Lena. Most of the rivers flow into the Arctic Ocean. The most famous mountains are the Altai and Sayan mountains. The climate of Siberia is very severe. It means sharp change from heat to cold. Permafrost is 1 km 600 m deep in some places. Siberia is famous for its natural resources: oil, gas, salt, iron-ore, mica, gold, silver, copper, diamond. It is rich in timber. Siberia has vast deposits of coal. Siberia is the main supplier of valuable furs: sable, ermine, fox, squirrel, mink, musquash, and polar-fox. Siberia is a very big fuel and energy complex. The Angara-Yenisei cascade of hudroelectric power stations produces electric power the cheapest in the world. There are many industrial centers in Siberia. Angarsk and Usolye are famous for chemical industry. Bratsk and Irkutsk are famous for hudroelectric power stations; Bodaibo is famous for gold mining. Irkutsk, Novosibirsk and Tomsk are well-known educational and scientifik centers. Let's remember the words of Michail Lomonosov: "Russian power will grow greater with Siberia". This land is considered to be the continent of the future.

Answer 1

На території операційної системи Сибіру становить близько десяти мільйонів квадратних кілометрів. Ви можете знайти тут Тайга, болота, тундра і вічна мерзлота.
Назва Сибір походить від Сибір, монгольське слово "Спляча земля". Існує більше тридцяти національностей в Сибіру. Тим не менш в Сибіру значно малонаселені області. Тільки 23 відсотки російського населення живе в Сибіру.
Сибір розташована між Уралом...<форма...Повний переклад

Answer 2

Siberia is a vast territory, covering approximately ten million square kilometers. It is characterized by diverse geographical features such as taiga, swamps, tundra, and permafrost. The name "Siberia" is derived from the Mongolian word "sibir," which means "a sleeping land."

Siberia is home to over thirty different nationalities, yet it remains sparsely populated. Only 23 percent of the Russian population lives in Siberia. Geographically, Siberia is situated between the Urals in the west and the Russian Far East in the east. It shares borders with Kazakhstan and Mongolia to the south, while the Arctic Ocean washes its northern shores. Siberia can be divided into two parts: Western Siberia and Eastern Siberia, with the Yenisei River acting as a natural separator.

The region boasts several significant rivers, including the Ob, the Irtysh, the Yenisei, the Angara, and the Lena. Many of these rivers flow into the Arctic Ocean. Siberia is also known for its majestic mountain ranges, such as the Altai and Sayan mountains.

Siberia experiences a severe climate, characterized by extreme temperature fluctuations. Permafrost, which is ground that remains permanently frozen, can reach depths of up to 1,600 meters in certain areas. This harsh environment, however, does not diminish the region's abundance of natural resources. Siberia is renowned for its vast reserves of oil, gas, salt, iron ore, mica, gold, silver, copper, and diamonds. The region is also rich in timber and coal deposits.

In addition to its natural resources, Siberia is famous for its valuable fur trade. Sable, ermine, fox, squirrel, mink, muskrat, and polar fox are among the fur-bearing animals found in the region. Siberia also plays a crucial role in the fuel and energy industry, boasting a significant complex in this sector. Notably, the Angara-Yenisei cascade of hydroelectric power stations produces some of the cheapest electricity in the world.

Siberia is home to various industrial centers, each specializing in different sectors. Angarsk and Usolye are renowned for their chemical industries, while Bratsk and Irkutsk are famous for their hydroelectric power stations. Bodaibo stands out for its gold mining activities. Irkutsk, Novosibirsk, and Tomsk are well-known educational and scientific centers, contributing to the region's intellectual development.

As Michail Lomonosov once said, "Russian power will grow greater with Siberia." Indeed, Siberia is considered a land of great potential and is often referred to as the continent of the future.