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Speaker 3: In this episode, we'll journey through vibrant tulip fields under
Speaker 3: a stormy sky, discovering courage, trust, and the beauty of
Speaker 3: nature in the face of adversity.
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Speaker 1: Over the dulbefel the nit bau delis hetos Calista and
Speaker 1: Martin and In Rikerchitz stump income for la dulbefeld heiberhoota
Speaker 1: the hoop to wrista madam braid himlach, welcome a la
Speaker 1: mau fon darhamded nita f on the practre cler from
Speaker 1: the needle on setupe, said Martin. Matt and Tushiosma sona
Speaker 1: ain't from the tourista leave Tibay the yield from bloomer
Speaker 1: marmartez Ixora over naughtsey to assis de luchte feranda the
Speaker 1: snell don't revoke a drave a binner and a bahonte
Speaker 1: romola in the verter the hoop cake. Neither haiml persorbed
Speaker 1: Martin slick the ave, said himlach for farte he was
Speaker 1: all take near froze for omnier my new mustae stair
Speaker 1: saying cake, saying to wrist and waste neither brixam in
Speaker 1: the verter the draving from the storm numtu sonna coomvula
Speaker 1: that Marta trifled marceifist need what sirmustun for trown of
Speaker 1: Martin's Besliszinger was muluk for her the mutten onshaste, Sir
Speaker 1: Marta out Angeluk made new of usparadenhead folk may Ha
Speaker 1: laid the hoop, sneled o'er the ray of on rode
Speaker 1: haile and rose atope szagn and nov lafed her out
Speaker 1: take the dongrelucht the reche bachontevala serender richting an ouder
Speaker 1: how to sewer under rondtvanot Felt hadwas crop mar was
Speaker 1: renuch ramte for Iderain. The rain ticked the heart of
Speaker 1: a duck and bleoxen for lichhtaof and to the rameter
Speaker 1: yider rain was still and cakenabout Martha Adam the deep
Speaker 1: inn and Bobardes and angsteny here Nastam stormed Sona the
Speaker 1: hard dumpa hate outmate and knickio door Marten's mould fool.
Speaker 1: This is a calmer now a long a angster Tate
Speaker 1: stopped the rech and clar de deltop. Martin opened the
Speaker 1: door and him alis is rude je. Hey the hoop
Speaker 1: comnar bowed and bedumb the marta for the lading, the
Speaker 1: zoom come vea, the force hain and the rest from
Speaker 1: the doch for the lichter marta really zed as if
Speaker 1: that has an angst hot over Warner and sona rodreliered
Speaker 1: that seveil her was Toon's dacht domsee marte sam a
Speaker 1: vandla the clere pracht from the Tulpefelder met Forno the
Speaker 1: for trawer in Hunhart.
Speaker 3: Let's take another listen. Listen closely to any part you
Speaker 3: may have missed.
Speaker 1: The zunscreen sachies over the Tulpefel, the knit bow to Lisa.
Speaker 3: The sun shone softly over the tulip fields just outside Lise.
Speaker 1: Hetros Coning star and the floor vopper de frolic in
Speaker 1: the lout.
Speaker 3: It was Coning's dag, and the flags fluttered cheerfully in
Speaker 3: the air.
Speaker 1: Martin and inner hike hits stumped Inhume from the Tulpefeld.
Speaker 3: Martin, an energetic guide stood at the entrance of the
Speaker 3: tulip field.
Speaker 1: Hey, boohoo to the hoop. Touriste metembrede fimla.
Speaker 3: He greeted the group of tourists with a broad smile.
Speaker 1: Vilcome a la mal welcome everyone, fondaha the nita from
Speaker 1: the recur from the stube, say Martin met and touschiasmin.
Speaker 3: Today we are going to enjoy the beautiful colors of
Speaker 3: the Dutch tulips, said Martin enthusiastically.
Speaker 1: Son ain't from the touriste blef tifbei.
Speaker 3: San. One of the tourists stayed close.
Speaker 1: She yield from blum marmartis izora oh for naughty douazis.
Speaker 3: She loved flowers, but was concerned about emergencies.
Speaker 1: De luchte ferndla the snell.
Speaker 3: The sky changed quickly.
Speaker 1: Don k revol ka dre forbid and at bahon too
Speaker 1: romola in the ferte.
Speaker 3: Dark clouds moved in and it began to rumble in
Speaker 3: the distance.
Speaker 1: The hoop cake nerdheim o bassort.
Speaker 3: The group looked at the sky, worried.
Speaker 1: Martin seek to eva sen him la fervate.
Speaker 3: Martin swallowed briefly, his smile faded.
Speaker 1: Hey vos alteh ner furs for omlier.
Speaker 3: He was always nervous about thunderstorms.
Speaker 1: My new moustay steer, saying, but.
Speaker 3: Now he had to be strong.
Speaker 1: Kik ze in tourist, and they snarder brisim in the ferte.
Speaker 3: Look, said a tourist, pointing to the lightning in the distance.
Speaker 1: De drering from the storm numtu.
Speaker 3: The thread of the storm increased.
Speaker 1: Son of gomful del Marte Treefeld marcieviist neet voseimustun.
Speaker 3: San could feel that Martin was hesitating, but she didn't
Speaker 3: know what to do.
Speaker 1: Fertrone of Martin's beslissiing voss mueluk.
Speaker 3: Forhar Trusting Martin's decisions was difficult for her.
Speaker 1: The mutten unshaste se Marte out and look made new
Speaker 1: of us baradenet.
Speaker 3: We have to hurry, Martin finally said, with renewed determination.
Speaker 1: Fool may follow me. Hey lay the du hoop sneld'er
Speaker 1: deay if loade hail and rose tube.
Speaker 3: He quickly led the group through the rows of red,
Speaker 3: yellow and pink tulips.
Speaker 1: Suza nach lay out te de dont.
Speaker 3: They looked even more vibrant against the dark sky.
Speaker 1: De reche bontefala.
Speaker 3: The rain started to fall.
Speaker 1: Synderrichtingen ouder how to sewer and the rant on it felled.
Speaker 3: They ran toward an old wooden barn at the edge
Speaker 3: of the field.
Speaker 1: Hert vos kop mar vos re nourramte for Iderin.
Speaker 3: It was cramped, but there was enough space for everyone.
Speaker 1: Dyhetik the heart of a duc and bleixemfri lichte off
Speaker 1: and to the rahmte.
Speaker 3: The rain pounded hard on the roof, and lightning occasionally
Speaker 3: lit up the space.
Speaker 1: Iderin was still and cake narbaute.
Speaker 3: Everyone was silent and looked outside.
Speaker 1: Martin adam de deep in empobards and Angstnichhi.
Speaker 3: Martin took a deep breath and tried to ignore his fear.
Speaker 1: Nastem stom Son Dihar dumfarhayed out to Medenknrichie.
Speaker 3: Next to him stood San, who expressed her gratitude with
Speaker 3: a nod.
Speaker 1: Door Martens moved foolis as if Kolmar.
Speaker 3: Thanks to Martin's courage, she felt calmer.
Speaker 1: Na Alona Angstetate stooped to de rech and Claire de
Speaker 1: de l'h torb.
Speaker 3: After a long anxious time, the rain stopped and the
Speaker 3: sky cleared.
Speaker 1: Martin opened the de dur el him La.
Speaker 3: Martin opened the door and smiled with relief.
Speaker 1: Allus is hoot je.
Speaker 3: Hey, everything is fine, he said, du.
Speaker 1: Houp com n'arbau to and bedumb to Marte Forge leading.
Speaker 3: The group, stepped outside and thanked Martin for his leadership, the.
Speaker 1: Zung convie to forcehne and the wrist from the d'ahful
Speaker 1: de lichter.
Speaker 3: The sun reappeared and the rest of the day felt lighter.
Speaker 1: Marte real lizir des if d'ltaesen angst tote oh for vulne.
Speaker 3: Martin realized he had overcome his fear.
Speaker 1: And son maratreliert dol sevel her vos tons dacht dom
Speaker 1: se Marte.
Speaker 3: And Sam learned that she was safer than she thought
Speaker 3: thanks to Martin.
Speaker 1: Sam vandel de se touch not the clear repracht from
Speaker 1: the tulpefeld meant for nude fertraus in unhart.
Speaker 3: Together they walked back to the colorful splendor of the
Speaker 3: tulip fields with renewed confidence in their hearts.
Speaker 2: Today's vocabulary words are coming up right after this commercial break.
Speaker 2: Here are today's vocabulary words, first in Dutch, then in English.
Speaker 1: Screm same screen shown tulpen, tulpen, tulpen, tulip fielde fielder
Speaker 1: fielde fields vooperde voperde vooperde fluttered anvik a nervika anfica,
Speaker 1: energetic in hum in hum in hum entrance, bide, breede,
Speaker 1: bied broad, zorge, zorge, zorge, concerned, notes to azzis notesy
Speaker 1: to azzis, nay to adsies, emergencies, hummel, humbleu hummel, rumbo, slickter, sliicter,
Speaker 1: sliicter swallowed for factor for fact for fact, faded, unvere, unvere,
Speaker 1: unvere thunderstorms, blixom blixam blixom lightning, laving, delaying, delving, threat
Speaker 1: to wayful, do to wayful, do to wayful, the hesitating, fast, brading, hate, fos,
Speaker 1: sporaden hate, fast, barraden hate, determination, lave in the her
Speaker 1: laf in the her laf in the her, vibrant crop,
Speaker 1: crop crop cramped, dicto, ticto, dicto, pounded, nay, hear nae fear.
Speaker 3: Nae hear ignore.
Speaker 1: Outo outo outo expressed, dung by hate, dung bar hate,
Speaker 1: dung by hate, gratitude, moot, moot, moot, courage, amster, amsterre amster,
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Speaker 1: OH for vulner overcome cluprat clurmbrat Clupracht, Splendor for nude
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