J’habite Moscou, c’est ma ville nat

J’habite Moscou, c’est ma ville natale. Je demeure avec mes parents (non) loin du centre dans un nouvel immeuble à dix étages.
Ma maison se trouve juste en face de la Mairie avec son drapeau blanc-bleu-rouge. A côté il y a un parc, le lieu préféré des enfants, des chiens et des amoureux. La poste est au coin de la rue centrale et de la rue du Marché. Et, naturellement, le marché est dans la rue du même nom.
Si vous cherchez une banque, elle est aussi dans cette rue, entre la poste et un restaurant. Ce n’est pas loin, à quelques mètres de ma maison.
Pour garer la voiture ? C’est facile. Il y a un parking (payé) près d’ici. Vous passez devant le marché et vous continuez tout droit. C’est au bout de la rue.
Ne cherchez pas la cabine téléphonique et l’arrêt d’autobus. Ils sont au carrefour, sur le trottoir. A propos, la bouche (une entrée) du métro est juste à votre gauche.
Au rez-de-chaussée de ma maison il y a une boulangerie où j’achète du pain ; une pharmacie où on achète des médicaments et une librairie où je passe une ou deux fois par semaine pour regarder de nouveaux livres. C’est commode.
Le long de ma rue il y a beaucoup d’arbres. Ma rue est assez calme parce qu’il y a peu de voitures. Elle est propre et belle.

Результаты (английский) 2:

I live in Moscow, it's my hometown. I live with my parents (not) far from the center in a new building ten floors.
My house is right in front of the Town Hall with its white-blue-red flag. Next there is a park, the favorite place for children, dogs and love. The station is at the corner of Central Street and Market Street. And, of course, the market is in the street of the same name.
If you are looking for a bank, it is also on this street, between the post office and a restaurant. It's not far, a few meters from my house.
To park the car? It is easy. There is parking (paid) near here. You pass the market and continue straight. It's just down the street.
Do not look for the phone booth and bus stop. They are at the crossroads, on the sidewalk. Incidentally, the mouth (entrance) of the metro is just to your left.
On the ground floor of my house there is a bakery where I buy bread; a pharmacy where you buy medicines and a bookstore where I spend one or two times a week to look at new books. How convenient.
Along my street there are a lot of trees. My street is fairly quiet because there are few cars. It is clean and beautiful.

Результаты (английский) 3:

i live in moscow, it's my hometown. i stayed with my parents (not) far from the centre in a new building at 10 floors. my house is right there in front of the town hall, with its own flag, red, white and blue. next to it is a park, the favorite of children, dogs and love. the post office is at the corner of market street and central. and, of course,the market is in the street of the same name. if you are looking for a bank, it is in this street, in the office, and a restaurant. it's not far, just a few metres away from my home, and to park the car? it's easy. there's a parking lot (paid) near here. you go to the market, and you just keep going straight. it's at the end of the street.don't look for the phone booth and the bus stop. they are at the crossroads, on the sidewalk. on the mouth (a) of the tube is just on your left. on the ground floor of my house there is a bakery where i buy bread, a pharmacy where you can buy drugs, and a bookstore where i once or twice a week to look at books. it is very convenient.the length of my street, there are a lot of trees. the street is quiet because of the small number of cars. it is clean and beautiful.