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Speaker 3: In this episode, we'll uncover a heartfelt journey of siblings,
Speaker 3: honoring traditions, finding emotional support, and creating new bonds amidst
Speaker 3: the tranquil backdrop of Helsinki's iconic Tempoleochio Church.
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Speaker 1: Give you and he and the sayoka kevat thenavuona oli
Speaker 1: ritusta silas oli enzimine and kerta kun heemeni vatsine ilman
Speaker 1: huanta i know yoka oli perinut kaita and elizuden iso
Speaker 1: idyltan yoda tiaskeli san varmuta erosenzian katseli umperi len huo
Speaker 1: kailen han kai pasikezkusteloa han kai pasitukya mutta iso tuntui
Speaker 1: isinaninkiraseld the pita man hulda perin tasta hey i know
Speaker 1: erosanoi mattal la a la cavele sanvierela ayat let cocos
Speaker 1: khan mieten iso ti olisihalu nut made and puhuvan Hanenkon's
Speaker 1: son I know nur kezi mutayat koi askelon isoi t
Speaker 1: rvos the raulisiyaht kiya sita eta ole metal an it
Speaker 1: he asked ivatsi san kirkon timpeliau ki o helien he
Speaker 1: hedat molem matt kivise a kohosivat umperi la setel e
Speaker 1: vasaraoasa ouring on valosuda tuikatoi, kuneusta mors taeinkir kon kauni
Speaker 1: davalo yayavar yoya herobusa tui keeskele kir kopenkiya hanne mielenza
Speaker 1: olitay a mustoya izoaeidista naurua lampi miahala yayavisau and sanoya
Speaker 1: ao minon no vaikya casi tela tata uxin kaipan zenuakaipan
Speaker 1: sinulta tukya han kuiz kasi hanne and anne and sakai
Speaker 1: kuihilia kivise enissa ainopusa tu kunelen roonzanat osu ivatane han
Speaker 1: tayusi it apparented oliva tar keita muta eka eneman olimerk
Speaker 1: tusta ola henki s steleasna hane istu tui eron en
Speaker 1: laski and kataen saviliensa ol kapale antexi eero olenkski ton
Speaker 1: ninpalion Teta van etaudin mitasina tarvit set kir kon hilia
Speaker 1: is sus ta t ilma mutam olempi suda missa al
Speaker 1: khoy usi rau halin enritmy houring on valenkirkas now he
Speaker 1: in pemsti yeah, I know al ko avautua tunte stan
Speaker 1: keerto and isoid in moistoystoruaita miten hannett ob tin tu
Speaker 1: kemantoisia aero Kuntelli yakunele zil missahn tunsi miten cisar usten
Speaker 1: valin and kuilu al khoi sulkotoa hayden puhu has sung
Speaker 1: kirkota to ude la must la sela se la yokakuno
Speaker 1: ti isoiri in toy vetta mutamus heiden omarsaesta lopulta kunhenosiv
Speaker 1: atlatax and kir costa I know kieto tui er on
Speaker 1: kasico kunya kuiz kasi and sivuona tu le metane okay
Speaker 1: ron teta and perinell perentel yoka is t ar mast
Speaker 1: o hey aliva costas Usina.
Speaker 3: Let's take another listen listen closely to any parts you
Speaker 3: may have missed.
Speaker 1: Keevu and Keevan toul Helia helsing is kunaya e.
Speaker 3: Tempe the light spring breeze blew gently and helsinki as
Speaker 3: an O and arrow walked towards the temple Iachio Church.
Speaker 1: Soli heid and iso in Salem Pipi jahan Olkake.
Speaker 3: It was their grandmother's favorite place, and she had hoped
Speaker 3: that they would visit there together every spring then.
Speaker 1: A vulna oli ritushta si las oli en Simainen querta
Speaker 1: kun heemeni vatsinne il Manhanta.
Speaker 3: This year was special as it was the first time
Speaker 3: they went there without.
Speaker 1: Her Aino Yoka oli Peri nutkata nulisuden iso ideltan yoa
Speaker 1: ti Askeli's son.
Speaker 3: Varmota Ano, who had inherited her grandmother's practicality, led with
Speaker 3: confidence in her steps.
Speaker 1: Eerosensi an kotzili umperi len hu kailen.
Speaker 3: Aero, on the other hand, glanced around, sighing.
Speaker 1: Han Kai pasi kees Gusteloa.
Speaker 3: He longed for conversation.
Speaker 1: Han Kai Pasitukea.
Speaker 3: He needed support.
Speaker 1: Muta Aino tuntui ana ninkire shelta pita man juta perindeesta.
Speaker 3: But Ano always seemed so busy upholding traditions.
Speaker 1: Hey aio erosantala la anele cale sanvierela.
Speaker 3: Hey Ano, Aroo said in a low voice as he
Speaker 3: walked beside her.
Speaker 1: Ayat leks kon miten isoi the olsi halunutmeid and puhuvan
Speaker 1: han Incon's son.
Speaker 3: Do you ever think about how Grandma would have wanted
Speaker 3: us to talk to her?
Speaker 1: I know nour kesi mutayatkoi askelon.
Speaker 3: Ano nodded but continued her steps.
Speaker 1: Isoi the alisia hit kiya.
Speaker 3: Grandma balua pasa full moments.
Speaker 1: Sita itatait.
Speaker 3: The fact that we are here now.
Speaker 1: Hei ostu ivatsi san kirkon.
Speaker 3: They stepped into the church.
Speaker 1: Dimpilio kio and he heed at mole mat kivise at
Speaker 1: kohosivat umperi la sete le vasawasa.
Speaker 3: The temple Iacchio church quieted them both, with stone walls
Speaker 3: rising around, exuding tranquility.
Speaker 1: Auringon valosa tuikotoikun nosta mourusta n kirkonkoitavalo.
Speaker 3: Yayavarioya sunlight filtered through the skylights, casting beautiful lights and
Speaker 3: shadows inside the church.
Speaker 1: Eropusa tuikskele kir konpeenkia Aro stopped in the middle of
Speaker 1: the church. Pew hane mielensa olita na mus toya isosta
Speaker 1: no ua lampi mia ha le yaa visoudensa noya.
Speaker 3: His mind was filled with memories of their grandmother, laughter,
Speaker 3: warm hugs, and words of wisdom.
Speaker 1: Aino mino non vaikyaele ta ta uxin heino.
Speaker 3: It's it's hard for me to handle this alone.
Speaker 1: Kaipan sinua gaipan sinulta tukea Hankuiskussi.
Speaker 3: I miss you, I need your support, he whispered.
Speaker 1: Hanin ann is sakai kuihilia kivise nisa.
Speaker 3: His voice echoed softly against the stone walls.
Speaker 1: A nobusa tu kunelen.
Speaker 3: Aino stopped to listen. Erun sannat osu ivatanen Arrow's words
Speaker 3: resonated with her.
Speaker 1: Hantayusi ita perente olivat keita mutaka inem and olimerki tusta
Speaker 1: ola henki sestelesna.
Speaker 3: She realized that traditions were important, but perhaps it was
Speaker 3: more significant to be present emotionally.
Speaker 1: Hani istu tui erun vein laski and katin saveli in
Speaker 1: sa olkapale.
Speaker 3: She sat down next to Aro, placing her hand on
Speaker 3: her other's shoulder. Antek si eiro, I'm sorry ero olenkiski
Speaker 3: to nutnin polion teta van ita u norin mita sinatarvi
Speaker 3: st I've been so focused on the task that I
Speaker 3: forgot what you need.
Speaker 1: Kir kon hilia is sus ta t ilma mutamol and
Speaker 1: pia su da missa al khoi usi rau holin enrit me.
Speaker 3: The silence of the church filled the air, but a
Speaker 3: new peaceful rhythm began in both their hearts.
Speaker 1: Aur ring on valenkirkas nauja osui he hin pe mesti, Yeah,
Speaker 1: I know, al khoi avaotua tunte stan querto and isoeiri
Speaker 1: mustos noor sa miten hannet opitin tu Kemantosia.
Speaker 3: A bright band of sunlight softly touched them, and Ano
Speaker 3: began to open up about her feelings, sharing memories of
Speaker 3: their grandmother's youth and how they were taught to support
Speaker 3: each other.
Speaker 1: Eio kun teli yaku neele sil mis sahntunsi miten sisa
Speaker 1: ushten velinen kuilu al khoisul koto.
Speaker 3: Aero listened, and with tears in his eyes, he felt
Speaker 3: the gap between the siblings begin to close.
Speaker 1: Heidan puhus san kirkota to u de la moist la
Speaker 1: sela sela yokkunio it t isodenttoi vetta mutamurse haiden omarsa utoesta.
Speaker 3: As they talked, the church filled with a new memory,
Speaker 3: one that honored their grandmother's wish but also their own
Speaker 3: desire for connection.
Speaker 1: Lopulta kunnosivat la texa and kir coosta aino kuiheto tui
Speaker 1: ern casiko kunya kois kasi in sevuna tula metas.
Speaker 3: Finally, as they rose to leave the church, Ano linked
Speaker 3: her arm with arrows and whispered, next year, we'll come
Speaker 3: here again, ok, but we'll do it our way.
Speaker 1: Okay ro nursia humuli teta in it and perinel.
Speaker 3: Aero nodded and smiled, knowing that this was the start
Speaker 3: of a new spring tradition.
Speaker 1: Perentel yoka persin Vanukea is.
Speaker 3: A tradition built not just on fulfilling tasks, but also
Speaker 3: on the connection and support that their grandmother would have
Speaker 3: certainly appreciated.
Speaker 1: Here asli vatus costas saruxina.
Speaker 3: They stepped out of the church together stronger than ever
Speaker 3: as siblings.
Speaker 2: Today, these vocabulary words are coming up right after this
Speaker 2: commercial break. Here are today's vocabulary words, first in Finnish,
Speaker 2: then in English.
Speaker 3: Dully, dully, doolly, breeze gout and neurlyizuz gout and neurlyizuz
Speaker 3: gout and neurlissus, practicality, got, silly, got, silly, got, silly, glanced,
Speaker 3: hukilin hukiln hok guylin, sighing, duki duki duki, support, beat
Speaker 3: the man hulta, beat the man hualta, beat the man
Speaker 3: hulta upholding, arvosti, arvosti, arvosti, valued rau hollly suz rau holi,
Speaker 3: suz rau hollly su tranquility, sete leve us, sir sete
Speaker 3: leve us, sir sete lever us, sir exuding, modorestein, modostein
Speaker 3: modostein casting, binky binky, bink ki pure very nut, very
Speaker 3: nut bery nut, inherit muis doya, muis doya, muis doya memories,
Speaker 3: now rua now rua, now rua laughter, lamp be me
Speaker 3: a hollay ya, lamp be me a holley ya, lampy
Speaker 3: mea hollay ya, warm hugs, the sauce v saus these
Speaker 3: ouse wisdom, ki ki kai kui kui kuy echoed osoi
Speaker 3: osui o sue resonated.
Speaker 1: Merkiitu sta merkitusta, merkitusta significant, henkis histy, henkis histi, henky
Speaker 1: sesti emotionally helia, helia, helia, silent, kuilu kuilukuilu gap rau
Speaker 1: holnen rut me rau holenen root me rau holinen root me,
Speaker 1: peaceful rhythm, gertoen, gertoen, gertoen shared, nor RDIs sa, nor
Speaker 1: RDIs sa, nor rudis sah youth toive, toive, toive, desire,
Speaker 1: UF days uh days uf days, connection, sorriamisayn, sorriamisayn, sor
Speaker 1: itami say fulfilling Pirinein Biren tradition, don dett doun date,
Speaker 1: don drate emotion.
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