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Speaker 3: In this episode, we'll follow a musical mix up at
a Christmas market, where a violin and croissants lead to
an enchanting adventure of unexpected melodies and laughter under twinkling
holiday lights.
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Speaker 1: Etien de l music, don marche de noe, lenis, ottau,
de ri lelunier, santier te parfandovah in de chola je
vetti music partu a gerna spance etienne, no remarcha pallreclaire
de certain person coralis, coralis el teveni, porachet dequer do
posephonni el porte and grand sacram pre. The croissant possa
gramier mee saint prette attencium elettrapain sac quiroson le bucusierme
on reality e, tela us de violon litienne alor tll
sillogny de marchie etienne really zavite, queesum villolloonn avedispari, pride,
panique is ercha utour de lui uemon vioulon so la montetier,
netus quiritruve e, teten sageorge, the Croissan coralis de son
cote decouvrive malonton gion esesellon the praenrang croissant posa gramier
de voelle inuse de villolonvide i contrive it voyantian cherche
partout because sunsaque this all my aunt tole mands musician
don la fool corali roj etn excuse moi a Vevovian
sac plan, the Corossa, the monde tell, the ti u
Montreal de sac kill ave jocote as Susie tavou vivetrosaqevecir
detail confumeed sulage, corlis suri and realisla may Price Boti
Rocco came alone vive trevillon de monde tell, the tien
Decidada and provice letrapake cusstancil desital was a sumacre de
percision of deb metally de Coueverque, La foul sour rassant
la pore coudes a tartistin habituel coral a music personal
vontivite down side chantain a tan uncle PRIs de jean
elevance si suivronlerier des enfan to tacou is a Persian group.
The Pettikisa musee avecincin the Noela provice laus de violon,
serve the renauldn diquelo, sages, the croissant for me and
Nori du etien, coralis e clete de ree de voncet sene, cocas,
riquiperell arbia eramercial less enfant, aveque cus festive jux ensembles
la music compecelaire. It is down, the marche, ravill enfando
journee etienne avexon viollon rodereuve acorralis avexi, croissons, attacked of
free and concertra promptious passon lejeon, sareter porecut a prodi
of the enthusiasm Etienne contrie la valor the lamp, provisation
editravaaniquip a coorli decuvrilla jua, the solice parties, parenstine, le marche,
brief game, souleusieres, rud de l vere, pales tre de
noel bartegi.
Speaker 3: Let's take another listen. Listen closely to any parts you
may have missed.
Speaker 1: Etien joue de la nisi, le marche de noue lenis.
Speaker 3: Ecien played music in the Marche de Noel and nice.
Speaker 1: Hauteur de l leluinier santier ele tetri di parfondo chu
de chu cola.
Speaker 3: Around him, the lights twinkled and the air was filled
with the scent of mulled wine and melted chocolate.
Speaker 1: Ye vetuisi us der ri bartour.
Speaker 3: There was joyful music and laughter everywhere.
Speaker 1: Eguerina si ponci itien re marque pere claire de ser
camparison Corali.
Speaker 3: Lost in his thoughts, Ecien did not notice the clear
mistake of one passer by Callis.
Speaker 1: Coralis el teveni purche di di guedoupo seferni.
Speaker 3: Caralis, on the other hand, had come to buy gifts
for her family.
Speaker 1: El porte a grand sa con pri de croisson pomere.
Speaker 3: She carried a large bag filled with croissands for her
grandmother mee.
Speaker 1: Son prettier toncien ele trepin sac quiros lecume reliti ite
la us de violon li tien.
Speaker 3: But not paying attention, she grabbed a bag that looked
a lot like hers, but in reality was a Tiennes
violin case.
Speaker 1: Alo que marchi itien realiza rit queudari.
Speaker 3: As she walked away from the market, Echien quickly realized
that his violin was missing.
Speaker 1: Prit de pernique chercha uttou de ri.
Speaker 3: Panic Stricken, he searched around him ue mon vioulon, where
is my violin?
Speaker 1: Sou la monte ti? He lamented nestus quitovee de croisson, but.
Speaker 3: All he found was a bag stuffed with croissants.
Speaker 1: Corali du son courti di couvril nice de croisser.
Speaker 3: Caheli, for her part, discovered the misunderstanding while trying to
take a croissant for her grandmother.
Speaker 1: De voie use de ville l'onvide.
Speaker 3: In front of her was an empty violin case.
Speaker 1: A concree vite voi tartu caun dis.
Speaker 3: She quickly understood, seeing Etienne searching everywhere, that her bag
was now in the hands of the musician Don la.
Speaker 1: Foul Coralien.
Speaker 3: In the crowd, Cali joined, a chien, excuse.
Speaker 1: M a vivou vien sec clan de.
Speaker 3: Croissa, Excuse me? Have you seen a bag full of croissants.
Speaker 1: De mond'etel, she asked, de tien montreosi.
Speaker 3: Ecien showed her the bag he had.
Speaker 1: Jecote soui tevu vea trouve di till confern.
Speaker 3: I believe this is yours and your bag is with me,
he said, confused but relieved.
Speaker 1: Coralis suri and realis PRIs.
Speaker 3: Cali smiled, realizing the mix up. BOOKU, oh, what a misunderstanding.
Speaker 1: Camo a lunnu tu vive trevillum.
Speaker 3: How will we find your violin de mond'ettel, she asked,
De tien di da provisi. Ecien decided to improvise.
Speaker 1: Let topaccie cuno suniere de percion di di couverquie.
Speaker 3: He grabbed some mutensils from nearby stalls and started creating
percussion with metal boxes and lids.
Speaker 1: La foul sour rasson la puri coutiic tartistia vituel.
Speaker 3: The crowd gathered to listen to this unusual artist.
Speaker 1: Corali a music person. La venti te dn sa chantin
at tierent en corpus de.
Speaker 3: Jean caralis amused by his creativity, danced and sang, drawing
even more people.
Speaker 1: Levenceci des sent.
Speaker 3: They moved forward, following the children's laughter.
Speaker 1: Tu tecu ze Persian group d petqui se musee avecin
sin de noella provis.
Speaker 3: Suddenly they spotted a group of kids playing with an
improvised Christmas scene.
Speaker 1: La louise de villou lon serve du t renaud tonsquel
said du croissen fat man rei dhu.
Speaker 3: The violin case was serving as a sledge, while the
croissant bag formed a soft pillow.
Speaker 1: Etiennicourrali quieter de rie du vn st sen couqueess.
Speaker 3: Echien and Coholi burst out laughing at this comical scene.
Speaker 1: Riqui pere le bien remerciere lessenfan a veque quiser festi
jui ensanbles.
Speaker 3: They retrieved their belongings and thanked the children with some
festive tunes played together.
Speaker 1: Les music, comprice leer itus l marchis terra rill.
Speaker 3: The music filled the air and everyone in the market
was delighted.
Speaker 1: Enfado journee ittienne, a vex soun violon truvi icourrari a
vexi croissntecte au freerra concer prontiu pas.
Speaker 3: At the end of the day, Echienne, with his violin
found and Cohelie with her croissans intact, offered an impromptu
concert to the passers by le jeon.
Speaker 1: Sareter pur couti a proud save contusis.
Speaker 3: People stopped to listen, applauding enthusiastically.
Speaker 1: Etienne contrie le vele de la provis Nikiphcoli di couvrilla
chois de slice perte barsto.
Speaker 3: Echien understood the value of improvisation and teamwork, and Coholi
discovered the joy of going with the flow.
Speaker 1: Le marche brille pufore germe souluicier soon de l vere
pescre de noelle.
Speaker 3: The market shone brighter than ever under the dark winter sky,
illuminated by the spirit of Christmas and shared happiness. Today's
vocabulary words are coming up right after this commercial break.
Here are today's vocabulary words, first in French, then in English.
Speaker 1: Le marche, le marche, le marche, the market, le vachee,
le vachee, le vache, mode wine, lerere, lerere, lereer, the mistake,
La pisson, la passon, la passon, the passer by, la croissin,
la croissin, la croisson, the croissant, Le pannique, le pannique,
le pannique.
Speaker 3: The panic, vid bid vid empty, le malo, le maloni,
le malones, the misunderstanding, blue.
Speaker 1: Musicien lemisicien, lemusicien, the musician. Let me prize, let me prize,
let me prize.
Speaker 3: The confusion aprovisy a provisi aprovisi to improvise.
Speaker 1: Buistoncille Louis, dencille uistancille, the utensil bletal little blettel, the star,
la foul leaf, fool, la fool, the crowd, laventihite, laventihite, laventigiti,
the creativity, don't see, don't see, don't see to dance, leier, leurier, le'ier,
the laughter, bletrenaud let reneau, letrena, the sweed, beur reye, lurie,
l'urie ye, the pillow, libya, lebien lisbia, belongings bremercier, bremercier, bremercier,
to thank good, guess good, guess, go guess, pray for lachois,
lagois la chois, the joy aprovisy a provisi aprovisi improvised
atiri atiri atirie to attract blair laire laire. The tune lutrevallonni,
keep letrevallonni, keep luttravaillani.
Speaker 3: Keep the teamwork.
Speaker 1: Let's prix, let's Prix Let's Prix, the Spirit, Le Bonnair,
Le Bonair, le Bournair, the happiness, Brie bri e Bree
to Shine.
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