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Good night Alex!Ready to correct and translate your text into English!I have already corrected a few points in your text (corrected below)
“A happy country begins with the kitchen, and how does the barrier prevent it?When I was in the Netherlands, I was very surprised by one moment - the lack of headsets.I walked around the sea in the evening, saw the house, and there was all seen what was happening in the kitchen, like on the window.If you read me for the first time, I will remember that I am Alex from Lithuania.I am currently living in Lviv.I believe in Ukraine, I learn the Ukrainian language, I want to support friends and see how the country grows and transforms.Let’s go back to the surprise I described.I saw something like that in Lithuania in the eyes of the Ukrainians.They asked me where the Lithuanian houses were.In Lithuania, in fact, there are few hills, and there are almost no very large hills.Speaking on this topic, I found an interesting thing: there is an interconnection between the Dutch transparency, a small number of barriers in Lithuania and the Kremlin Wall.In the Soviet Union, the power hid behind the wall and asked not to prevent it from living.People built the walls in response, saying, “Do not interfere with us too.”Travelling across different countries, I found that the better the country lives, the less coves, and the more pleasant it is to be in the kitchen.It’s not just about the kitchen but about the atmosphere.The atmosphere in the kitchen is difficult to measure, and the covers are easy.Our neighbor says that the largest plot is in Mikhailkov, and the second largest is in Medvedev.They know, they measured :)
On the contrary, the more gardens, the worse in the kitchen and the worse people live in the country.”
