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Speaker 3: In this episode, we'll follow Eva's quest for inspiration amidst
Speaker 3: the Vibrant Vapus celebrations, discovering how a single ceramic bowl
Speaker 3: can spark creativity and hope.
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Speaker 1: A rinking out the i eva vilkoili Umperi lane hamman
Speaker 1: to nut Kuni and casitoid and palaio resta Yokai and
Speaker 1: coy kilt rila si la artela caste to ya kruya
Speaker 1: verkai the textile a tidal caste mala to ya mal
Speaker 1: auxia eva kai pas keeping a yotak in ertuista Colu
Speaker 1: was the only ol udpit kayahan and v mane and
Speaker 1: projecting sakaipa sivila sorta, inspiratiota Hanna and opetayansa olivaativia yea
Speaker 1: eva halula travaikotuxen mutamis aut lato in an appele skellkaik
Speaker 1: and tamankuno and jocosa hank cool ki hitas the coy
Speaker 1: and lomasa pusato and valila tarkas te le maniotai in
Speaker 1: ritusta mutamika and atun tonut Oi, ke alta saman icon
Speaker 1: miko picalin and keamko istuy omasa cous and tide and
Speaker 1: caskela han olival mister nut naitakere Rami is a cool
Speaker 1: hoya amalia koita viko and iron toyo andavapu villin to
Speaker 1: le asa kaita vatanen tat mik on omahas the olileta
Speaker 1: tarpeksi osta ya yotaka and rajoy tux and uta yavarten
Speaker 1: han t s Eta hana and hokute lax and vaka
Speaker 1: mikkopat ilaska hinto yahia many tariota pi and and lahya
Speaker 1: and yuka yokatek sisur and pia ostosia evahar highly mikon
Speaker 1: coyunlua yosaka keram is at cool holvatur mosa euxinista oli
Speaker 1: ritus and kuni and sin and kuen keva and taivas
Speaker 1: ya sina oli upeaks mala to kuvio eva, pusa le
Speaker 1: maita mutahu mai piantoys and ask van sama kul hoo
Speaker 1: eva Tunsi sua mansa ki tuvan cool ho eva pasta
Speaker 1: ohilnen it a herat han melesan valita masti usia oa
Speaker 1: han t s Etaurita's the cool hostavoisi alcoh hanne and
Speaker 1: suri Coolo projectinsa ilman pitka mister hanstel, mikon luya hum
Speaker 1: lampi masti halloa is in Austar taman coolhorn quitos mika
Speaker 1: tamamuni merkle to l maxi uta ona evakantoi uta ta
Speaker 1: hells the kasis Sanusi, it's a lota muksavan hanoi opta
Speaker 1: man vaistoy hinsaya anta man yula ilma pir in kevatauring
Speaker 1: on a pasta junta markina pai vacant ilta pai van
Speaker 1: yea evamla hey olive at mole maat litenet sen mita
Speaker 1: enyth and kaipas eva and inspirat yemikota jivat heilsing issa
Speaker 1: oli kunis yeavapunms heiden suda missan.
Speaker 3: Let's take another listen. Listen closely to any parts you
Speaker 3: may have missed.
Speaker 1: Our rinkopaistikirkoste toriko and ulla kuneva astuisisan helsingings markinoile.
Speaker 3: The sun shone brightly above the market stalls as Eva
Speaker 3: stepped into the hilky craft fair.
Speaker 1: Vapo kive re mukas yu hula taut the ilman iloisi
Speaker 1: la ai lea veri kaila il.
Speaker 3: Wapu. The joyful celebration of spring filled the air with
Speaker 3: cheerful sounds and colorful balloons.
Speaker 1: Eva vilkili umperi len hammand nut koonid and and palio Reesta.
Speaker 3: Eva glanced around, bewildered by the multitude beautiful handicrafts.
Speaker 1: Yukai in nen koyukil teli rila si la artela tya
Speaker 1: kr uya verkai the teks t lea taido caste mala
Speaker 1: tuyam lauxia.
Speaker 3: Every stall glittered with different treasures, handmade jewelry, colorful textiles
Speaker 3: and skillfully painted artworks.
Speaker 1: Eva kai pasi kipina yota kin Ridusta.
Speaker 3: Eva longed for a spark something special.
Speaker 1: Ko luvosi oli o lutpit keya Hanna and v maine
Speaker 1: and proyeg tin sa kai passive la surta inspiratiota.
Speaker 3: The school year had been long and her final project
Speaker 3: was still in need of great inspiration.
Speaker 1: Hannen opetayansa olivatva ti via ya a vahlul travai kutuk sen.
Speaker 3: Her teachers were demanding, and Eva truly wanted to impress.
Speaker 1: Muta mis Ainutladu inen asile Skeli kaik and Tamankosa.
Speaker 3: But where was that unique item hiding among all this beauty.
Speaker 1: Hankol Kihita teko and lomas Pusatu and Vali le Tarkas
Speaker 1: tele man Yota and Ritusta, Mutamika and atun oi Kelta.
Speaker 3: She strolled slowly among the stalls, occasionally stopping to examine
Speaker 3: something special, but nothing felt right some.
Speaker 1: On ikon Miko, paklin Kera, miko istu Omasakkela.
Speaker 3: At the same time, Miko, a local saramacist, sat in
Speaker 3: his own stalls, surrounded by his art pieces.
Speaker 1: Hanoli val mist Kera, misiak Malia, Koi ta Viko and
Speaker 1: ian Toleskita yo intuet.
Speaker 3: He had been crafting these ceramic bowls and vases for weeks,
Speaker 3: hoping that the hustle and bustle of Vapu would bring
Speaker 3: him customers who appreciated his work.
Speaker 1: Mikon O mahas de Oli le Ta darpeiksi oshta ya Yota, Hansai,
Speaker 1: Sikassa and ra hooituxen uta u Niavaraten.
Speaker 3: Mikoa's own challenge was to find enough buyers to fund.
Speaker 1: A new kiln hanthisi it the hanen ol teh ta
Speaker 1: Vayota n Ho kutelak seen vakia coyu.
Speaker 3: Len he knew he had to do something to attract
Speaker 3: people to his stall.
Speaker 1: Miko pat Tlaskiya, Hinto Yahie Manetariota, pienen lahyen Yo ka
Speaker 1: I sell Yo koateki Sisur and Pierre Ostoksiya.
Speaker 3: Mika decided to lower the prices a bit and offer
Speaker 3: a small gift to any one who made larger purchases.
Speaker 1: Ivahar Haili mikon koyunlo yosakau nit Keira mist kulhot kim
Speaker 1: Alteli Vatauri.
Speaker 3: Musa Ava wandered over to Mikoas's stall, where beautiful ceramic
Speaker 3: bowls shimmered in the sun.
Speaker 1: Us Niceta oli ritus and ka nin si ninin Kuenkeva
Speaker 1: nan thaivas yes na oli Upea casin ma la Tukuvio.
Speaker 3: One of them was especially beautiful blue, like a spring sky,
Speaker 3: and it had a magnificent hand painted pattern.
Speaker 1: Eva Pusa tu Ihai lemn Sita Mutahuo masipiantois and Osia
Speaker 1: Concotzelevan sammakulho.
Speaker 3: Eva stopped to admire it, but soon noticed another customer
Speaker 3: eyeing the same bowl.
Speaker 1: Eva Tunsi Suda Minsa kidu van.
Speaker 3: Eva felt her heart race.
Speaker 1: Coulhoa avoy nutfesta Ohi.
Speaker 3: She could not let the ball slip away.
Speaker 1: Si Olinin Tao de linin it Sehira tien mielissa and
Speaker 1: valite mas de usia ideaevisia.
Speaker 3: It was so perfect that it immediately sparked new ideas
Speaker 3: and visions in her mind.
Speaker 1: Han tsi Itayuri t'stakulos tavoisi alka hanensurikolu Proyectinsa.
Speaker 3: She knew that her great school project could begin with
Speaker 3: this very ball.
Speaker 1: Il man Pitka mieti Mista han Osteli mikon Luoya Humuli
Speaker 1: lampi Masti.
Speaker 3: Without much deliberation, she walked over to Miuca and smiled warmly.
Speaker 1: Halua seen Usta tamenkoulhon kitos.
Speaker 3: I would like to buy this bowl, please.
Speaker 1: Mikour casi Ila Tonena.
Speaker 3: Miko nodded delightedly.
Speaker 1: Tamamun ti Merkiti hene le pa tooihenet aske la he
Speaker 1: maxi utaia.
Speaker 3: This sale meant a lot to him and brought him
Speaker 3: a step closer to a new.
Speaker 1: Kiln ivacontoi uta areta hel lest kesis s yetunsi itamuks saksavan.
Speaker 3: Eva carried her new treasure tenderly in her hands and
Speaker 3: felt her confidence.
Speaker 1: Grow hanoliopinutluta man vais toi hinsaya antaman yola ilma pirnye
Speaker 1: kevata ring on o pastahanta.
Speaker 3: She had learned to trust her instincts and let the
Speaker 3: festive atmosphere and the spring sun guide her.
Speaker 1: Marquina pei va cantu ilta pai van ya ivaatumla.
Speaker 3: As the market day turned to afternoon, both Eva and
Speaker 3: Mika managed to keep smiling.
Speaker 1: Hey olivat mole mat loted sin mita anything kai passivat
Speaker 1: eva oli lot and euten spiratisa yemikosaito ivon par masta
Speaker 1: tulevai soul resta.
Speaker 3: They had both found what they needed most. Eva found
Speaker 3: her inspiration and Muka gained hope for a better future.
Speaker 1: Givat hilsing is soli kahunis yavapunri mussoi murse hayden sudem missan.
Speaker 3: Spring and hilly was beautiful, and the joy of vappu
Speaker 3: resounded in their hearts as well.
Speaker 2: Today's vocabulary words are coming up right after this commercial break.
Speaker 2: Here are today's vocabulary words, first in Finnish, then in English.
Speaker 1: Baistei baisti baystoi sean go u yen go u yen
Speaker 1: go yu yen, stalls free, amukas, free, amukas, free, emucas, joyful,
Speaker 1: hammen don it, hemmen don it, hammen don it, bewildered, balliodista,
Speaker 1: balliodista ball Jodish, multitude, keeping a, keeping a, keeping a spark, vartiva, vadivia,
Speaker 1: var ti va, demanding i nutla, doing in I nutla,
Speaker 1: doing in I nut Latin in unique gera, miko gera,
Speaker 1: miko gera, mikko saramecist by the isd in sir by
Speaker 1: the isd in sa thay the isinade in ser artworks
Speaker 1: uh nia unia oh nia kiln ho goot the luck
Speaker 1: saying hokut the luck, say how good the luck saying
Speaker 1: attract upa upea ua magnificent googo goovio gooviy yo, pattern
Speaker 1: my mista mit de mista, mista, deliberation ny gussie nye
Speaker 1: cassi nu Gussi noted ilaa ilaa ila delightedly it musensa,
Speaker 1: it musensa, itzla muk sensa confidence. Weis douhinsa. Weis douhinsa,
Speaker 1: weis doi hinsa instincts jula Ilma bern yula, ilma bern
Speaker 1: yuhula ilma bern atmosphere obasta obastar o basta guide si
Speaker 1: si soy resounded.
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