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Speaker 3: In this episode, we'll journey with Yuri and Aliska as
they explore the wintry charm of carlov Bridge, discovering personal
connections and creating new memories against the backdrop of historic praha.
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Speaker 1: Bodies a most brasehemjil turisti novs do lei, stan kipodel
most nabize I, s percupoavn O, Brazi pozzadis ticile historic
kebudovi Ado, davazele mu mist mayestat nicozo yire Eliska, seppo
ma lu prohaseei Mesi, davem ye rebel Zadumani adival second Sebassisto, Nostaldi,
ladel Nezzo sobo miro kras Nevilles, Rodino, terres de progel
elis Kabila prot too mupona and ergui Atichila, senna obi
novejo sobi symbolis of Ivlas needs est nezavislosti, SEMs vedavats
of nondeme eliska nachne yires usmil ale titili is to
chihunaitnzos vashnro Nezzo somnies pois team so SEMs deg disi
progel al m amstra genit ne naido sisnal projazkolemstangku jeden
zadruhim sheebro krasne ale nitiznatolic abbettoskila kospoenes minuloski za timtoses
nagil odolas nepoko alis caserosodla rosse pokrimevie umi mepos d
s rosodnimukim pokrachovaliri robi do jade, tradichnik stangku viden okamjigs
zastavil marim stankem vnit saidl starshimus a malovl males klenine
osdobi kajhda osobamil and nasobist varniens pramne yirena okamjig zavajal
a pakvigel osbuk terra oslovela naya impov hubel karlov moost
pocritim novstvos nehu takpamatov als minuloski mezz tim eliska obevelastanex
ruchniramki ashperki yed narambil unicatni ne rusne previous kicksipominalises to
annovespominki sekila geto symbol rust asilei obass novo skali na
kaimosto yer kazo alistesvo os doobo areco talpomenrodino aleta kevim
jevspomenki so nekrasnichiri alis camas vu aramek tomn motivo vivarioviri
bi hu a tradits o, povidila nakonsidne zaimachal pokrivat prahu
obasikill u siria bero, marne y vido, mil jef, spomenki
eso vasa navitci alenapri biter elisa jevinvi spomine kista vlasn
attack podmagitkim via Carlova mosto, siri eris ka vini ves
aravenvia novednes polenia is sami sev spominkamivit iv seti.
Speaker 3: Let's take another listen. Listen closely to any part you
may have missed.
Speaker 1: Podia snow aleado zimni oblojo carlov most prasemjil TOURISTI.
Speaker 3: Under a clear but chili winter sky, the Karlav Bridge
in Prasa was bustling with tourists navs.
Speaker 1: Do ledovvanka ask sami, sila melrod musikantu.
Speaker 3: Despite the icy breeze, voices buzzed and a mixture of
languages blended with the gentle melodies of street musicians.
Speaker 1: Stank del mostu, nabis perkopo obraze.
Speaker 3: Stalls along the bridge offered everything from intricate jewelry to colorful.
Speaker 1: Paintings posadior ad davlemumstu Maestatnikozo.
Speaker 3: Historic buildings loomed in the background, adding a majestic charm
to the entire scene.
Speaker 1: Yiri A, Eliska seprose mesi, davem.
Speaker 3: Yuri and Riska strolled slowly among the.
Speaker 1: Crowd yiribil zadumani adiva sekulam sebe sisto nostalgi.
Speaker 3: Uri was pensive, looking around him with a certain nostalgia.
Speaker 1: Alad el Nizzo, sorokras neviles rgino terres de progel.
Speaker 3: He was searching for something that would remind him of
the beautiful moments he had spent there with his family.
Speaker 1: Eliskabila propergi Akishila, sena novero so bisymbolisest Nezavisloschi.
Speaker 3: Areska, on the other hand, was full of energy and
eager to discover something new that would symbolize her own
journey toward independence.
Speaker 1: SEMs vide va so non eliska nacene.
Speaker 3: I'm curious about what we'll find, said Areska enthusiastically.
Speaker 1: Yiriseu smile a le tikilist chillo.
Speaker 3: Yuri smiled but felt a certain heaviness.
Speaker 1: Naido's niho nizzo somni spois team so SEMs dig disi progel.
Speaker 3: I want to find something special, something that connects me
to what I once experienced here.
Speaker 1: Al m amstra nenaido pis now.
Speaker 3: But I'm afraid I won't find anything, he admitted.
Speaker 1: Projaskolem stanku en zadru him.
Speaker 3: They walked past one stall after another.
Speaker 1: Schebiro cras ne a n natolik abokrikos minuloski.
Speaker 3: Everything was beautiful, but nothing captured URIs attention in a
way that felt like a connection to the past.
Speaker 1: Zatimo elis caserola arose poem vigi me sepos d.
Speaker 3: While he tried to resist his unease, I decided let's
split up, cover more ground and meet.
Speaker 1: Up laternim kilimochovaliri robi do trachnik stangku.
Speaker 3: With a determined nod Yuri proceeded deeper into the row
of traditional stalls.
Speaker 1: Vidn okamjigsstavilt marim stangkem.
Speaker 3: At one point he stopped in front of a small.
Speaker 1: Stall vntimus a maloval males clenine.
Speaker 3: Osdobi inside sat an older man painting small glass ornaments.
Speaker 1: Cajh da osdobomla na sobistvarn no senuspravne.
Speaker 3: Each ornament depicted a scene from Bradi in winter.
Speaker 1: Yirina okamjigzavajl apakvigil osdobu tera oslovela.
Speaker 3: Yurre hesitated for a moment and then saw an ornament
that spoke to.
Speaker 1: Him nayem pov hubil karlovmos pocriti im novastvosnihu tachie siropamatov
als minulosti.
Speaker 3: It had a depiction of the Karlov Bridge covered with
a fine layer of snow, just as he remembered it
from the past.
Speaker 1: Mezzikim eliska obie virastaniks ruchnivira bii minarram ki ashperk.
Speaker 3: Meanwhile, Eliska discovered a stall with handmade bracelets and jewelry.
Speaker 1: Yid narramekbil unikatni.
Speaker 3: One bracelet was unique. It had various charms that reminded
her of her journey and new memories.
Speaker 1: Nee ruz ne tsivieskio alii sesto an novevspomenki.
Speaker 3: She felt it was a symbol of her growth and strength.
Speaker 1: Si kila jeto simboli rust assili.
Speaker 3: They met again at the edge of the bridge.
Speaker 1: Obass novu na kreimosto.
Speaker 3: Yuri showed Risca his ornament and said, this will remind
me of my family.
Speaker 1: Yiri ucaza elistesvo os doobo areco trodino.
Speaker 3: But I also know that memories are most beautiful when shared.
Speaker 1: Aleta kevim jevspomenkiso nekrasnichirim.
Speaker 3: Aliska smiled and showed her bracelet.
Speaker 1: Elis ca lasun aramek tovarni novi pri bier hu atradi otovigla.
Speaker 3: This will motivate me to create new stories and traditions,
she replied.
Speaker 1: Nakonidne zachimo veze prahu obasi kiri jiu serrin ne biro marne.
Speaker 3: At the end of the day, as the winter evening
began to envelop Prada, they both felt that their efforts
had not been in vain.
Speaker 1: Viedo mil jevspomeni neso vasa ni navice ale napri biterres.
Speaker 3: Yuri realized that memories are not tied to things, but
to the stories that remain alive.
Speaker 1: Eliska jevitvavvi spomineka vla.
Speaker 3: Eliska understood that creating and preserving new memories is a
path to personal fulfillment.
Speaker 1: Akimova mostusiri eliskavia nove sev spomenkami vito upavaiv seti.
Speaker 3: And so, under the magical light of the Karloff Bridge,
Yuri and Ariska exchanged their experiences, ready to welcome new
days together and alone with the memories they had created
and that linger in their hearts.
Speaker 2: Today's vocabulary words are coming up right after this commercial break.
Here are today's vocabulary words. First in check, then in English.
Speaker 1: Lad noo kladno hladno chile hemgil hemgil hemgil bustling, ledovermo
ledovermo ledomo I see nisilla, misilla, mis sila.
Speaker 3: Blended s.
Speaker 1: Slog ti intricate ti chili ti chili chili loomed mayaestatni mayestatni, Mayestatni, majestic, Zadumani, Zadumani,
zaddu Mani, pensive, Nostalgi, nostalgi, nostalgi, nostalgia, Tishila, Tishila, shila,
eager nat, shenye nat, sene nat, shenye, enthusiastically tihu chiu
yi hu, heaviness, stang cool stan cool, stang cool stalls,
zauyelo zaouyelo zaouyao, captured, nipp honey rose, hodnim rose, hodnim
rose hodnim determined, pokrachoval, pokrachoval, poval preceded os, dobi os,
dobi os, dobi ornaments, stravarnia no Stravarnia, no Straarnia depicted,
Zava hal zavahl, zava hal hesitated narramki naramki nah ramki
bracelets unkatny unkatni unikatny unique previous ki previous ki servious charms, motivo,
what motiv of, what motivo motivated, pokrivat pokrivato, envelope marnee Marmeee,
marne Hei Vazani, Vasanni Vasari Tied Napoini Napoi Na Fulfillment,
Pete Petrava Vai Linger.
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