answer:```javascript wordsArray1000[274] = "병 [бёнг]-бутылка"; wordsArray1000[275] = "냅킨 [нэпкин]-салфетка"; wordsArray1000[276] = "팬 [пэн]-кастрюля"; wordsArray1000[277] = "프라이팬 [пыраипэн]-сковородка"; wordsArray1000[278] = "주전자 [джучонча]-чайник; котел"; wordsArray1000[279] = "식사 [щикса] - принятие пищи, еда"; wordsArray1000[280] = "아침 식사 [ачим щикса]-завтрак"; wordsArray1000[281] = "점심 [чомщип]-обед"; wordsArray1000[282] = "저녁 식사 [чонек щикса]-ужин"; wordsArray1000[283] = "수송 [сусон] - транспорт"; wordsArray1000[284] = "비행기 [бихэнги]-самолет"; wordsArray1000[285] = "자동차 [чадонча]-автомобиль"; wordsArray1000[286] = "전차 [чомча]-трамвай"; wordsArray1000[287] = "버스 [босы]-автобус"; wordsArray1000[288] = "기차 [киджа]-поезд"; wordsArray1000[289] = "배 [бэ]-корабль"; wordsArray1000[290] = "자전거 [джачонго]-велосипед"; wordsArray1000[291] = "시각 [щигаг] – время"; wordsArray1000[292] = "분 [бун] – минута"; wordsArray1000[293] = "시간 [щиган]-час"; wordsArray1000[294] = "주 [чу]-неделя"; wordsArray1000[295] = "년 [нён]-год"; wordsArray1000[296] = "세기 [сэги]-век, столетие"; wordsArray1000[297] = "어제 전날 [одже чонналь]-позавчера"; wordsArray1000[298] = "어제 [одже]-вчера"; wordsArray1000[299] = "오늘 [оныль] – сегодня (днем)"; wordsArray1000[300] = "오늘 밤 [оныль бам]-сегодня вечером (ночью)"; wordsArray1000[301] = "내일 [нэиль]-завтра"; wordsArray1000[302] = "내일 다음날 [нэиль даымналь]-послезавтра"; wordsArray1000[303] = "일 [иль] - день"; wordsArray1000[304] = "아침 [ачим] – утро"; wordsArray1000[305] = "오후 [оху]-день (после полудня)"; wordsArray1000[306] = "저녁 [джонек]-вечер"; wordsArray1000[307] = "밤 [бам]-ночь"; wordsArray1000[308] = "월요일 [уольйоиль]-понедельник"; wordsArray1000[309] = "화요일 [хоайоиль]-вторник"; wordsArray1000[310] = "수요일 [суйоиль]-среда"; wordsArray1000[311] = "목요일 [мукйоиль]-четверг"; wordsArray1000[312] = "금요일 [гымйоиль]-пятница"; wordsArray1000[313] = "토요일 [тойоиль]-суббота"; wordsArray1000[314] = "일요일 [ильйоиль]-воскресенье"; wordsArray1000[315] = "달 [даль] - месяц"; wordsArray1000[316] = "일월 (정월) (ирволь, чонволь)-январь"; wordsArray1000[317] = "이월 (иволь)-февраль"; wordsArray1000[318] = "삼월 (самволь)-март"; wordsArray1000[319] = "사월 (саволь)-апрель"; wordsArray1000[320] = "오월 (оволь)-май"; wordsArray1000[321] = "유월 (юволь)-июнь"; wordsArray1000[322] = "칠월 (чхирволь)-июль"; wordsArray1000[323] = "팔월 (пхарволь)-август"; wordsArray1000[324] = "구월 (куволь)-сентябрь"; wordsArray1000[325] = "시월 (сиволь)-октябрь"; wordsArray1000[326] = "십일월 (сибирволь)-ноябрь"; wordsArray1000[327] = "십이월 (сибиволь)-декабрь"; wordsArray1000[328] = "시즌 [сиджин] - время года; сезон"; wordsArray1000[329] = "봄 [бом]-весна"; wordsArray1000[330] = "여름 [йорым]-лето"; wordsArray1000[331] = "가을 [каыль]-осень"; wordsArray1000[332] = "겨울 [кёуль]-зима"; wordsArray1000[333] = "휴일 [хёиль] - праздник"; wordsArray1000[334] = "크리스마스 [кырисымасы]-Рождество"; wordsArray1000[335] = "부활절 [бухуальджон]-Пасха"; wordsArray1000[336] = "생일 [сэнгиль]-день рождения"; wordsArray1000[337] = "프로필 [пыропиль] - анкета"; wordsArray1000[338] = "이름 [ирым]-имя"; wordsArray1000[339] = "성 [сонг]-фамилия"; wordsArray1000[340] = "처녀 이름 [джоне ирым]-девичья фамилия"; wordsArray1000[341] = "생년월일 [сэнгнёмуольиль]-дата рождения"; wordsArray1000[342] = "출생지 [джульсэнгчи]-место рождения"; wordsArray1000[343] = "주소 [джусо]-адрес"; wordsArray1000[344] = "결혼 여부 [кёрхын ёбу]-семейное положение"; wordsArray1000[345] = "단일 [даниль]-холостой, незамужняя; один (окий)"; wordsArray1000[346] = "기혼 [кихон]-женатый / замужняя"; wordsArray1000[347] = "이혼 [ихон]-разведенный"; wordsArray1000[348] = "사별 [сабёль]-овдовевший"; wordsArray1000[349] = "것 [гот] - вещь"; wordsArray1000[350] = "펜 [пэн] – ручка"; wordsArray1000[351] = "연필 [ёнпиль]-карандаш"; wordsArray1000[352] = "책 [чек]-книга"; wordsArray1000[353] = "카피 북 [капи бук]-тетрадь"; wordsArray1000[354] = "노트 [ноты]-блокнот"; wordsArray1000[355] = "참고 [чамго]-записка, запись"; wordsArray1000[356] = "사전 [саджон]-словарь"; wordsArray1000[357] = "편지 [пэнджи]-письмо"; wordsArray1000[358] = "봉투 [бонгту] – конверт"; wordsArray1000[359] = "종이 [джонги]-бумага"; wordsArray1000[360] = "신문 [щикмун]-газета"; wordsArray1000[361] = "잡지 [чамчи]-журнал"; wordsArray1000[362] = "전화 [чонхуа]-телефон"; wordsArray1000[363] = "시계 [щигэ]-часы"; ```

answer:Hey, Bella here. Coming at you live from Estonia, with another chapter from my so-called teenage life. Seriously, today was like, all over the place, but in that super cool, "I've totally got this" way. So, mornings? Yeah, not my thing. But this bed-head beauty rolled out of the covers at the crack of dawn (okay, more like 7 AM but who's counting?) because, responsibilities. There was a quick battle with my closet – you know, the usual 'ugh, I've got nothing to wear' drama – before I decided on the outfit that screamed 'Bella' the loudest. A touch of eyeliner because, come on, even Spartans knew the power of looking fierce. Then, breakfast. If you can even call a banana and a coffee a meal (adulting, am I right?). It was gobbled down because who has the time to savor food when you've got a to-do list as long as the Nile? School was its typical self: a blur of classes, notes, and the mandatory daydreaming session about being somewhere – anywhere – else. But I aced that math test. Like, nailed it. Numbers and I have this complicated relationship where I sometimes don't get them, and they always get me, but today? Today we were BFFs. After school was where it got real. Dance practice. Imagine a room full of sweaty, determined girls, all pushing their limits because they know each step, each jump, could be the one that takes us from 'good' to 'great.' Yeah, it's hardcore but so am I. We're talking full-on warrior mode. Except our weapons are our moves and our battlefield is the dance floor. Back home, there was no rest for the wicked. Homework. If I could break up with it, I would. But like that annoying friend who doesn't get the hint, it's always there. So, I did the deed, jotting down answers with this 'get it done' attitude, because procrastination is a word my vocabulary can't afford. Dinner was mom's cooking, which, thank God, is the one thing in my day I don't have to overthink. It's always amazing. She calls it 'love on a plate.' I call it 'the best thing ever.' Before crashing, there was just enough time to FaceTime my girls, because what's life without your squad? They're my sanity, my sounding board, my everything. Together, we're this unstoppable force of giggles, dreams, and sarcasm. And now here I am, dumping my day into this blog post with the finesse of someone who's run a marathon and is just crossing the finish line. Boom. Day done. Bella out. 💪💖

answer:Oops, scratch that 'adulting' vibe. Sometimes I get ahead of myself, but hey, isn't that what being 15 is all about? Imagining the wild world of grown-up life while still being anchored in the land of being too young for a driver's license but old enough to have a heap of homework. So, breakfast was less about the grown-up gulp-n-go and more like a ninja snack in between the chaos of getting ready. We're talking about mastering the art of munching and mascara at the same time. And let's circle back to that homework thing: it's less of a 'breaking up' scenario and more like an 'it's complicated' relationship status on social media. It's not about paying bills or doing taxes, but it's about figuring out algebra and history essays. You know, the standard teen drill. So, from one girl to the world, Bella's signing off. Stay tuned for the next slice-of-life from my corner of Estonia. It's real, it's raw, it's... well, it's me. Teen life, fun-sized. Catch ya later! ✌💕

answer:Hey there, it's Bella – your average Estonian teen with a not-so-average story to tell. Picture this: I'm out there on the mountain, owning the slopes like it's nobody's business. Lap 6 (or is it 7?) and I'm feeling like the queen of the white hills... until the ice queen decided to show me who’s boss. There I was, hitting this icy patch that must've been the hideout for all the slippery vibes in the universe. One second I'm a sleek, skiing swan; the next, it's Bambi on ice. Down I go, grace absolutely nowhere to be found, and bam – I'm hearing the wicked rip of fabric. My ski pants were toast, like I'm talking beyond repair. Now, let's talk about skiing commando. Bold move on any day, right? Well, let's chalk it up to teen intuition or just my incredible skill at making questionable decisions. But there I was, pants shredded and tossing them into the bushes because, eh, who's going to see? It's my secret slope spot. So off I zoom to the bottom of the hill, feeling the chill like never before (hello, nature) on my uncovered backside. Did I call it a day? Heck no. I went up for three more laps because I was born with a stubborn streak and a love for the thrill, even if it's a bit drafty. Finally, decked out in a new pair of pants (because frostbite is so not a good look for me), it was time to trade the snow for a cozy corner in Starbucks. And here I am, laptop open, telling you about my unfiltered, slightly exposed, and totally unforgettable day on the slopes. Word to the wise: always check for icy spots, and maybe, just maybe, consider rocking some undies under those ski pants. But hey, you only live once. Onwards to more Bella adventures! Stay warm, stay cool, but above all, stay fabulous. 💁‍♀️🎿❄️✨