It's a little difficult to answer your question because the meaning of your sentence isn't clear. It sounds like you want to say "There are many people which we will interfere with." - this means you will try to stop or influence many people. But this is a strange thing to say. It would be more common to say "There are many people who will interfere." - this means 'many people' will try to stop or influence what you are doing. Hope this helps. Chris

It is not clear what you are trying to say. Here's a suggestion: Why don't you ask this again, but write the sentence in Russian which you want to translate. If you mention in the title that you need a translation from Russian, you are sure find someone to help you.

As was mentioned, "interfere" is an uninteresting word full of negative connotations. Only dictators and other power hungry people will want to interfere with other people. It can also mean other kinds of bad interactions that will only annoy and irritate us. Here are similar but better sounding sentences (with "in our lives" to add a context): - We will meet many people in our lives. - We will interact with many people over the course of our lives. - There are many people with whom we will interact at some point in our lives. - There are many people (whom) we will come in contact with at some point in our lives. - There are many people (whom) we will cross paths with in our lives.