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I didn't understand anything:D I always thought that the door on the left is the left door, and it can't possibly be the right one:) And which of the doors is the outermost one?
And only one gatekeeper answers one question.

You understood everything. The one who lies will try to convince you that the right door is on the left. But it still doesn't make sense, because you need 2 answers.

P.S. You solved the riddle correctly.

Added 17 minutes ago
№32
1. In the 1960s, Voenizdat published a Russian-Chinese phrasebook, in which there were many more of THEM than usual, because a very vigilant female editor was editing that phrasebook.
2. I think you all remember Onegin's words that there are extremely many of THEM in love poems.
3. More than half of THEM are in a well-known request for help.

AND HOW MANY EXACTLY? This was a question about THEM. And who are THEY (or what)?
№33
1. In the 1960s, Voenizdat published a Russian-Chinese phrasebook, in which there were many more of THEM than usual, because a very vigilant female editor was editing that phrasebook.
2. I think you all remember Onegin's words that there are extremely many of THEM in love poems.
3. More than half of THEM are in a well-known request for help.

AND HOW MANY EXACTLY? This was a question about THEM. And who are THEY (or what)?
№34
Coin collectors have to pay attention to many small details in the objects of their collection. Counterfeiters also have to, so as not to make a mistake in their "creativity." Those who collect THIS, on the other hand, are very wary if they see too many details in the objects of their collection, because they prefer everything in THIS to be careless and done in a hurry. What is THIS? What do they collect?