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I believe that everything has its beginning in the family. Family is very important for every person, because it gives you a sense of stability and tradition, a feeling of having support and understanding. In happy families parents are frank and honest with their children, they treat their children with respect without moralizing or bossing them all the time and children in their turn learn how to treat other people, how to form relationship among their equals. In a friendly family people are gentle, respectful and loving. They always share joys and sorrows as well as domestic chores. That is how things should be in every family. And that is how my family of three is built.

My family consists of my father, my mother and me, their son. So I am an only child in the family and I don’t very much mind it.
I think I’d better start my story with my dad. His name is Ivan Petrovich. He is in his late forties, but he looks powerful and impressive. He is tall with dark hair and brown eyes and is of a strong built. When he was young he was enrolled as a member of the all-Belarusian basketball team. But at that time he was more determined to make a good career so he had to sacrifice sports to his work. At present, he is director of a large plant. It goes without saying that he is very busy, always concentrated on his work and having very little time for private life. I like it very much when he finds time to talk with me about school and my interests. There is a lot of likeness between me and dad both in appearance and in character.

My mother’s name is Larisa Ivanovna. She is an economist by education. Though there were no grandparents around to help my mother when I was smalt, she practically never gave up working. She is very interested in her work, she is a good professional and she enjoys respect from her colleagues. Mum’s life is not easy, of course, because she has to keep the house in addition to her work. My mother is a quiet and charming person. She is very kind and she does a good job of being a mother. In fact, she means a lot to me. I know I can be a real pain sometimes and I do tend to blame her for everything that goes wrong with me. Mum understands me in the way no other person would, and she always finds proper words to comfort me. Sometimes I feel she is too bossy. My friends seem to have more freedom and independence, but I am not angry with her, as I know she means the best for me. At present my grandmother, who is my mother’s mother, lives with us as well, so there are four of us sharing a three-room flat. But I must say we hardly have any serious problems with three generations under one roof. We are getting along all right and I think we are a united family. We have some family traditions. Apart from national holidays we celebrate the birthdays of each member of the family, give presents to each other on the New Year day and on some other special occasions. It’s also our family tradition to spend summer holidays together cither at the seaside or in the country, which I enjoy very much. Now I want to be more independent from my parents, but of course, in many ways I depend on them a lot.

I have many remote relations: two grandmothers, aunts, uncles and cousins. All of them live in Belarus and we get together from time to time, mainly on our birthdays or other holidays. My granny, who is my father’s mother, is the closest to our family of them all. Though she is 78 she can travel to our place on her own and she even tries to help about the house. Of all my relatives I like my cousin Yulia the best. She is understanding and reliable. She lives in the same block of flats, and we see each other quite often. She works as an accountant.

I enjoy the honest and open relationship in my family. I like it when parents trust their children, give them freedom, rely on them and respect them. These things in my opinion make family relations warm and pleasant. There is no «fathers-and-sons» problem in our family, though we often argue and disagree on certain issues. I can always bring my friends home and my parents are very positive about my friends although they don’t always approve of our tastes, views and clothes. That’s all I can say about my family.

Результаты (русский) 1:

Я считаю, что все имеет свое начало в семье. Семья очень важна для каждого человека, потому что это дает вам ощущение стабильности и традиций, ощущение наличия поддержки и понимания. В счастливые семьи родители Фрэнком и честными со своими детьми, они лечить детей с уважением без морализаторства или командовать их все время и дети в свою очередь научиться относиться к другим людям, как формировать отношения между их равными. Дружелюбные люди семьи в нежные, почтительным и любить. Они всегда разделяют радости и печали, а также домашних обязанностей. Вот, как все должно быть в каждой семье. А вот как моя семья из трех человек.Моя семья состоит из моего отца, моя мать и меня, сын. Так что я единственный ребенок в семье и не очень возражаю.Я думаю, что я бы лучше начать мою историю с моим отцом. Его зовут Иван Петрович. Он находится в его конце сороковых годов, но он выглядит мощным и впечатляющим. Он высокий с темными волосами и карими глазами и сильного построено. Когда он был молод, он был зачислен в качестве члена ОКПО баскетбольной команды. Но в то время он был более решительным сделать хорошую карьеру, поэтому он должен был пожертвовать спорта его работы. В настоящее время он является директором крупного завода. Само собой разумеется, что он очень занят, всегда сосредоточены на своей работе и имея очень мало времени для личной жизни. Мне нравится это очень много, когда он находит время, чтобы поговорить со мной о школе и мои интересы. Существует много сходства между мной и папа как по внешнему виду, так и по своему характеру.My mother’s name is Larisa Ivanovna. She is an economist by education. Though there were no grandparents around to help my mother when I was smalt, she practically never gave up working. She is very interested in her work, she is a good professional and she enjoys respect from her colleagues. Mum’s life is not easy, of course, because she has to keep the house in addition to her work. My mother is a quiet and charming person. She is very kind and she does a good job of being a mother. In fact, she means a lot to me. I know I can be a real pain sometimes and I do tend to blame her for everything that goes wrong with me. Mum understands me in the way no other person would, and she always finds proper words to comfort me. Sometimes I feel she is too bossy. My friends seem to have more freedom and independence, but I am not angry with her, as I know she means the best for me. At present my grandmother, who is my mother’s mother, lives with us as well, so there are four of us sharing a three-room flat. But I must say we hardly have any serious problems with three generations under one roof. We are getting along all right and I think we are a united family. We have some family traditions. Apart from national holidays we celebrate the birthdays of each member of the family, give presents to each other on the New Year day and on some other special occasions. It’s also our family tradition to spend summer holidays together cither at the seaside or in the country, which I enjoy very much. Now I want to be more independent from my parents, but of course, in many ways I depend on them a lot.I have many remote relations: two grandmothers, aunts, uncles and cousins. All of them live in Belarus and we get together from time to time, mainly on our birthdays or other holidays. My granny, who is my father’s mother, is the closest to our family of them all. Though she is 78 she can travel to our place on her own and she even tries to help about the house. Of all my relatives I like my cousin Yulia the best. She is understanding and reliable. She lives in the same block of flats, and we see each other quite often. She works as an accountant.I enjoy the honest and open relationship in my family. I like it when parents trust their children, give them freedom, rely on them and respect them. These things in my opinion make family relations warm and pleasant. There is no «fathers-and-sons» problem in our family, though we often argue and disagree on certain issues. I can always bring my friends home and my parents are very positive about my friends although they don’t always approve of our tastes, views and clothes. That’s all I can say about my family.