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НАПИШИТЕ КАК ЧИТАЕТСЯ НЕ ПЕРЕВОД,А КАК ЧИТАТЕСЯ This is the story of Chol Paul Guet, 14, from Sudan in Africa.To save his life,he set off on a journey or 1,242 miles - on foot.That's the same distance as walking from London to Rome. "It was something like an accident when i ran away from my village.We were playing at about 5 o'clock when the soldiers came, we just ran. We didn't know where we were going to,wejust ran.We didn't know where our mothers and fathers were.When there is shooting,when you hear BANG!BANG!BANG!,you don't think about your friend or your mother,you just run. In the day the sun is hot and your feet burn.So we walked at night when it is cold, because then you don't say all the time,''I want water,I want water.'' We never felt wel.We just walked. People died of hunger.I saw many dying.You see,you can help,and then sometimes you can't. After two months we came to the Anyak tribe who knew the way to Ethiopia.To go to Ethiopia,to the Punyido refugee camp,there was a big river we had to swim across. Some people couldn't swim,so they refused to go,but I wanted to get to the camp.In Punyido the United Nations representatives came, they saw the people,they went to Geneva to find food, and they came back.I spent three years in Ethiopia and felt well. I went to shool and lived witn five other boys'

Answer 1

Тзыс ис тзэ Стори оф чол пэул гэт ,14,фром
сьудан ,ин эфрика.Ту саф хис лайф,хи сэт офф он э жорней Орь 1,242 милс-он фот.Тзец тзэ сам дискант эс валкинг фром Лондон то Роми.ит вас самтынх лайк эн ассидент вэн ай ран Эвей фром май филаджи.

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Answer 2

The text you provided tells the story of Chol Paul Guet, a 14-year-old boy from Sudan in Africa. He embarked on a journey of 1,242 miles on foot, which is equivalent to walking from London to Rome. Chol Paul Guet ran away from his village when soldiers arrived, and he didn't know where he was going or where his parents were. He described the fear and urgency of running when there is shooting, emphasizing that in such situations, one doesn't think about friends or family, but simply runs for safety.

During the day, the sun was hot and their feet would burn, so they walked at night when it was colder. Chol Paul Guet mentioned that they never felt well and people died of hunger along the way. He witnessed many deaths and acknowledged that sometimes you can help, but other times you can't.

After two months, they reached the Anyak tribe, who knew the way to Ethiopia. To reach the Punyido refugee camp in Ethiopia, they had to swim across a big river. Some people couldn't swim and refused to go, but Chol Paul Guet was determined to reach the camp. In Punyido, representatives from the United Nations arrived, assessed the situation, and went to Geneva to find food. They eventually returned and provided assistance. Chol Paul Guet spent three years in Ethiopia, where he felt well. He attended school and lived with five other boys.

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