Ineed with translating the following:
i don’t like the song, personally, but i like the message behind it. i think bendzko is mentioning something important a lot of people will benefit from. now the song is from 2013, and a lot of thing have happened since. from 2013 to 2017, the world has definitely been more digital. even though bendzko is criticizing the digital world, i think it is important to look at the advantages of it as well. summed up, i think bendzko´s song is meant to be an eye-opener, but how many people benefited from it, i´m not sure.
you so much for your time : d

Can you translate it germanje vois une maison enneigé ou habite des vikings.la femme de hägar dünor demande de l'aide à son cannard et le remercie l'avoir aidé a fermer le cadeau avec un ruban.ont voit un poète qui chante,l'ami de hägar qui place l'étoile sur le sapin,le fils de hägar place une boule de noël sur les sapin et la fille de hägar place une guirlande sur le plafond.la femme du viking dis que tout le monde est occupé au préparatifs de noël mais tous sauf hägar bien sûr. son . mais son fils lui dis qu'il signe des cartes de noël et en le regardant le signer des cartes de noël elle est joyeuse et heureuse.il fais des croix pour signer

Choose the best pronoun to complete each sentence: 1. der nachtischcist lecker. ich esse ▪es ▪sie▪er▪ihn2. er kocht für ▪ich ▪wir▪du ▪uns3. die speisekarte ist für ▪euch ▪wir▪ du▪ich4. du heißt uwe! ich kenne ▪ich ▪wir ▪ihr▪dich

Read this excerpt from leah missbach day’s foreword to wheels of change. in efforts to restart the lives of those devastated by the crushing waves of the 2004 indian ocean tsunami, my husband, f. k. day, and i founded world bicycle relief (wbr). wbr works to provide access to independence and livelihood through the power of bicycles. during our work in sri lanka in 2005-2006, we put more than 24,000 new bicycles into the hands of those rebuilding their lives. since 2006, we have moved into africa where we currently work in zambia, zimbabwe, and kenya addressing oppressive poverty and the aids pandemic by mobilizing volunteer caregivers, students, and entrepreneurs with bicycles. what is the central idea of the excerpt?