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[Translation from English to Native Russian ] I'd like to buy your apartment listed on a website priced $50000. Please cont...

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I'd like to buy your apartment listed on a website priced $50000. Please contact me on my email.
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Translated by ab14
Я хочу купить квартиру из перечисленных на сайте в районе 50000 долларов. Пожалуйста, свяжитесь со мной с помощью электронной почты.

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Number of Characters of Requests:
97letters
Translation Language
English → Russian
Translation Fee
$2.19
Translation Time
about 1 hour
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