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Как читаеться произношения по англисскому Nothing's wrong with you — you're hardworking, sensitive and you know the value of money. All those things are a definite plus. You're probably a bit more mature (немного взрослее) than your mates. Ignore their childish words. I guess they are jealous of your job. You had the energy to find work and to earn your own cash, That's something to be proud of. Try talking seriously to one of your mates and explain how hurt you feel. It may be also time to find yourself some new friends — the kind who respect hard work and effort-? I'm sure in time you will find good mates

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The text you provided appears to be a passage in English. However, it seems to contain several errors and is not properly formatted. Here is the corrected version:

"Nothing's wrong with you — you're hardworking, sensitive, and you know the value of money. All those things are a definite plus. You're probably a bit more mature than your mates. Ignore their childish words. I guess they are jealous of your job. You had the energy to find work and to earn your own cash. That's something to be proud of. Try talking seriously to one of your mates and explain how hurt you feel. It may be also time to find yourself some new friends — the kind who respect hard work and effort. I'm sure in time you will find good mates."

To answer your question about the pronunciation of this passage, I will break it down into smaller parts:

- "Nothing's wrong with you" is pronounced as "NUH-things wrong with yoo." - "You're hardworking, sensitive, and you know the value of money" is pronounced as "yoo're harD-WUR-king, SEN-suh-tiv, and yoo no the VAL-yoo of MUN-ee." - "All those things are a definite plus" is pronounced as "all thohs things are uh DEF-uh-nit PLUS." - "You're probably a bit more mature than your mates" is pronounced as "yoo're PROB-uh-blee uh bit more muh-CHUR thun yor mayts." - "Ignore their childish words" is pronounced as "ig-NOR thair CHYLD-ish words." - "I guess they are jealous of your job" is pronounced as "I guess they are JEL-uss of yor job." - "You had the energy to find work and to earn your own cash" is pronounced as "yoo had the EN-ur-jee to find work and to urn yor own KASH." - "That's something to be proud of" is pronounced as "thats SUM-thin to be PROWD of." - "Try talking seriously to one of your mates and explain how hurt you feel" is pronounced as "try TAWK-ing SEER-ee-us-lee to wun of yor mayts and ex-PLAYN how HURT yoo feel." - "It may be also time to find yourself some new friends" is pronounced as "it may be ALL-so tyme to find yor-self sum new FRIENDS." - "The kind who respect hard work and effort" is pronounced as "the kynd hoo re-SPEKT hard WURK and EF-urt." - "I'm sure in time you will find good mates" is pronounced as "I'm shoor in tyme yoo will find good mayts."

Please note that this is a general guide to pronunciation, and there may be variations depending on regional accents.