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In this episode, will follow Eloie's magical journey through a
vibrant Sahara market, where stories breathe life into cherished souvenirs
and uncover the heart's true treasures. Right after this commercial break.
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Speaker 4: Let's take another lesson. Listen closely to any part you
may have missed.
Speaker 1: Le solas suliveno le deser di sara pena lu sier
de nience rouge d'rre.
Speaker 4: The sun rose over the desert de sarha, painting the
sky with shades of red and gold.
Speaker 1: Eloas utig sou tourno borda marchier.
Speaker 4: Nini ill wise luc and Egos stood at the edge
of a bustling market.
Speaker 1: Les bruis de la fou lent price les nelan giu
za pel de marchion, Yo soun de zenni moud de
la regiu.
Speaker 4: The sounds of the crowd filled the air, mixed with
the calls of merchants and the sounds of regional animals.
Speaker 1: E Louis rod'er de u tour mer velle pa li
coule vive de titius us bondid lisitel.
Speaker 4: Ilas looked around, amazed by the bright colors of the fabrics,
hanging from the stalls de.
Speaker 1: Tepi martin de bijou a njo de putris rtize nal
sitele de voille.
Speaker 4: Moroccan carpets, silver jewelry, and hand crafted pottery spread out before.
Speaker 1: Her ex cherchete coucheus d' spiciel a souvenirs quire present
tresson voyege.
Speaker 4: She was looking for something special, a souvenir that would
represent her journey.
Speaker 1: Riqu sonani a venture saprog genicho pronpri de statiern bois luke.
Speaker 4: Her adventurous friend approached a stall filled with wooden figurines.
Speaker 1: Regghar de lois. Look at what cree till sipitizen nimo
sonta d'rable.
Speaker 4: He shouted, These little animals are adorable.
Speaker 1: You go a plate la marchion, la barbe grisonntiu surira.
Speaker 4: Quill you go, She called to a merchant with a
graying beard and a welcoming smile. Pou ve vu parre
de si, can you tell me about these items?
Speaker 3: You go?
Speaker 1: La teta vectusiers.
Speaker 4: Ugo nodded enthusiastically.
Speaker 1: Bion sieur repond till anto noscuchioma.
Speaker 4: Of course, he replied, holding a sculpture in hand.
Speaker 1: Cheques pierce chi nique feta.
Speaker 4: Each piece is unique, lovingly made by artisans from the
nearby village.
Speaker 1: Said Statuette Bason Ray Contistoison Nancienes.
Speaker 4: This figurine, for example, tells the story of an ancient legend.
Speaker 1: El porte chen s surqui porte.
Speaker 4: It brings luck to whoever takes it.
Speaker 1: Eloistment faci reidug.
Speaker 4: It was listened attentively, fascinated by ego a s tales.
Speaker 1: Don rios.
Speaker 4: She felt that these stories brought the objects to life.
Speaker 1: Povet Spici Elois sousnte treat fine monqin Pierre.
Speaker 4: For a reason she couldn't explain. Iloise felt drawn to
a small silver pendant, finally engraved with a blue stone
at its center.
Speaker 1: Quellae sunietoi, what is its story? De mond'etel mon care
son du SemR le.
Speaker 4: Bijou, she asked, gently, caressing the jewelry.
Speaker 1: You go, Sourii sieu brier.
Speaker 4: Hugo smiled and his eyes sparkled.
Speaker 1: Certant eilissment porte bone.
Speaker 4: It's a lucky charm.
Speaker 1: La Pierre Bleu Saint boulis u de serre ter nelli
man fique.
Speaker 4: The blue stone symbolizes the desert, eternal and magnificent.
Speaker 1: Ndqui la porte pe giertier sur riquille porte.
Speaker 4: It's said to bring peace and clarity to its wearer.
Speaker 1: De lois santine cone sur remadriete.
Speaker 4: Iluai felt an immediate connection. All her hesitations vanished. She
knew this was the souvenir she wanted.
Speaker 1: Jevel pon die laves.
Speaker 4: I'll take it, she said, with assurance.
Speaker 1: El pee u yeta tifu tour de son cour.
Speaker 4: She paid Ugo and delicately fastened the pendent around her
neck an quito le marchi sontechique. As she left the market,
she felt more connected to this strange yet beautiful land.
Speaker 1: To Verico, Irifi, le Man and Souri.
Speaker 4: She turned back to Ugo and waved a broad smile
on her face.
Speaker 1: So lu cheman di ro toura vecque ilis santi pende gratitude.
Speaker 4: On the way back with leek illwise felt full of gratitude.
Speaker 1: E le veta prier coutissunc de couvon lisoil united m
p prescucuna porte quel.
Speaker 4: She had learned to listen to her heart, discovering that
stories and human connections were far more precious than any object.
Speaker 1: Citis red couvert lanvojosa.
Speaker 4: This was her true discovery on this journey to the Saha.
Speaker 2: 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 deisser, ludisser, ludesere, the desert, lenions, lenions, lenians, the shade,
le marche, le marche, le marche, the market, le foul,
le foul, la fool, the crowd, le marchion, le marchion,
le machion, the merchant letssiue letticieux lettsiu, the fabric blytteal
littell b littel, the star bletepie lettepee lettepi, the carpet, lebijou,
lebijou lebisu, the jewelry la poutree, le poutree, la pou tree,
the pottery, Le sauvenir, le souvenir, le souvenir, the souvenir,
la chon, la jon, la cheon silver LEAs statute less statuette,
less statue it, the figurine less cueture lescuture less cuteu,
the sculpture lal jondre, leal jondre, le jendre, the legend,
Le pondentif, le pondonif, le pont d'onif, the punditive lettealism let, talismo, lettellismou,
the charm, laconnex laconnexion, lego nexium, the connection, leavonteur, leavonteur, levonteu,
The adventure Ancient Many Fique Many, Fique, Many, Fique, magnificent,
eternelle eternelle eternelle eternal a killen, a killen, a killan
welcoming cevenuie cevenui, civenui, to vanish le gratitude, le gratitude,
le gratitude, the gratitude Cicily, Cicily, Cicily. To carve, Sambulisi, Sambolisi, Sambulisi.
To symbolize at Teschi, at Teschi, Atteschi, to fasten Latison, Latison, latiso,
the artisan Decouverrie, decouverrie de couverrie.
Speaker 4: To discover.
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