Я тебе перевела через переводчик но у меня он очень хороший я тебе от чистого сердца. Так что перевод идеальный лучше тебе уже никто не переведет.
That the girls are threatening you. Well, you can't do that. Why would you tell your parents? Until it's too late And it will be even worse. If you continue in the same vein, they will treat you even worse. If I were you, I would tell my parents a long time ago. What you can do is tell your parents. Do not be afraid that they can do nothing with you. The district will tell parents. And they will punish these girls. And they won’t touch you anymore. And even to other girls like you. So say it. do not tolerate all this is better to act. And remember, there is no other way. This is the only decision you can make. So say it. You can make it. Soon you will forget about it. This is my best advice to you. If you still need help, contact me. I will always help you. I am waiting for good news from you. Good luck.
Sergey Yesenin was born on 3 October 1895 in the Ryazan Province. He didn’t spend much time with his parents and he was substantially brought up by his grandparents. Yesenin began to compose poetry when he was nine.
In 1912 he moved to Moscow and found a job. At first Yesenin worked in a bookshop and then in the printing establishment. A year later he entered Moscow State University and attended there for eighteen months. Russian folklore affected Yesenin’s early poetry. In 1915, a young poet moved to St. Petersburg and met Andrei Bely, Alexander Blok, Nikolai Klyuev and Sergey Gorodetsky there. It is known that Alexander Blok tried his best to promote Sergey Yesenin as a poet.
The first Yesenin’s book was published in 1916. It was called Radunitsa. Yesenin became one of the most famous poets in those days for his touching poesy about simple life and love. In 1913 he married Anna Izryadnova who was his colleague in the publishing house. They had a son.
When Yesenin moved to St. Petersburg he became acquainted with Klyuev who became his close friend. They lived together for some time. In 1916 he was drafted into the army till 1917. Yesenin was also confident that the October Revolution would be an incitement for a better life and he supported it but later was disappointed. Yesenin occasionally criticized the Bolshevik rule in his works.
In 1917 he married Zinaida Raikh who was an actress. It was his second marriage. They had 2 children, Tatyana and Konstantin. Subsequently Sergey and Zinaida fell out and did not live together. In 1921 they divorced. Their son became a prominent soccer statistician and Tatyana became a writer.
In September 1918, Yesenin founded his own publishing house called "Трудовая Артель Художников Слова".
In 1921 he made the acquaintance of Isadora Duncan who was a dancer, eighteen years his senior. She did not speak Russian and Sergey did not know foreign languages. In 1922 they married. He accompanied Isadora on a tour of Europe and the USA but his dipsomania was out of control. Yesenin often razed hotel rooms and made a disturbance in public places. These facts surfaced in the international press. This marriage was not long and in 1923 he arrived in Moscow. After a while Yesenin met Augusta Miklashevskaya who was an actress. He was in a relationship with her.
Yesenin also had a son by Nadezhda Volpin that year. She was a poet. His son, Alexander Esenin-Volpin, became a poet too. Afterwards he left the USSR and became a mathematician in the USA. Sergey Yesenin did not know him.
The last 2 years Yesenin was addicted to drink but at the same time he wrote some of his best poems. In 1925 he married Sophia Andreyevna Tolstaya who was a granddaughter of Leo Tolstoy. She was his fifth wife. She tried to help him jolt out of his depression.
His last poem was written in his own blood. The next day Yesenin hanged himself in the Hotel Angleterre at the age of thirty. Yesenin was buried in Moscow’s Vagankovskoye Cemetery.
HATIKO
the film name is Hatiko, the director is Lasse Hallstrom and the main actors are Richard Gere, Joanne Allen, and, of course, the dog named Hatiko. The plot is about a brave dog and his owner. This story is actually sad, and the ending was really though and thought-provoking. I watched Hatiko when i was 10 years old, and still this film is one of my favorite. I had a lot of feelings while watching this movie, and that is why i totally recommend it.
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посмотрел фильм в 10 лет; фильм вызвал много эмоций; один из любимых фильмов;