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Speaker 3: In this episode, we'll journey with a ten as he
transforms fear into triumph under the autumn leaves, discovering the
power of courage and friendship.
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he posa sdu a sole tuchi commsage leno savele prison, auditorium,
jacques musurge dissipeper pss per caladernia not sistempa. The sillons
a prodismo eten solova le caerlegi and sourier sole visage
eleverusi saper vedispari set experience transformed ten eret pre conference,
pricio dooic capacity a die preer, participate a daughters fastasi
perre je vetrou vella recomp courage que luton continue luissi
tien sa vecu suze.
Speaker 3: Let's take another Listen. Listen closely to any parts you
may have missed.
Speaker 1: Luton fuse soon, lentree ye ve tri le freelicula chatoill
quill tourre luissi.
Speaker 3: Ardemn was making its entrance, bringing with it the fresh
air and the shimmering colors surrounding the high.
Speaker 1: School Lis leve te ferve sence.
Speaker 3: The students were in a buzz.
Speaker 1: Alouina proche ilulissi te di couri de diierlonzoi.
Speaker 3: Halloween was approaching and the high school was decorated with
orange and black garlands.
Speaker 1: Don luditoiemuve soon tire l d'ur de fey mort quill
preetre zuvere.
Speaker 3: In the auditorium, you could smell the scent of dead
leaves coming through the open windows.
Speaker 1: Etienne anneleu soande les.
Speaker 3: Sales Ecienne, a shy but talented student, stood in a
corner of the room.
Speaker 1: Usque tu curtur pieno.
Speaker 3: He loved music more than anything, especially the piano surre.
Speaker 1: His dream Jui Paul spectacue de tell de.
Speaker 3: Lutin to play for the autumn talent show me Li.
Speaker 1: De de Monte chosen fiere.
Speaker 3: But the thought of going on stage terrified him.
Speaker 1: Lisa Peu di sement lesre ger f cee teri fio.
Speaker 3: The applause, the eyes fixed on him. It was frightening.
Speaker 1: Etienne, tidre la fere, Etienne, you should do it six
Guermarsieu soumeer Remi, exclaimed gill his best friend, Gillie tetujo
la pollencourragi clan d'entousiers mid nergi Ju was always there
to encourage him, full of enthusiasm and energy. Till supero piano.
Speaker 3: You're great at the piano, tudour le montre. You have
to show it.
Speaker 1: De Tiennese.
Speaker 3: Etienne hesitated.
Speaker 1: Bill ve pur de fer de sierreur.
Speaker 3: He was afraid of making mistakes.
Speaker 1: Sophie Inqueermrade de guise Bartisipeo Sieu SpecTec.
Speaker 3: Sophie, a classmate, was also participating in the show.
Speaker 1: Elite genti concreensive.
Speaker 3: She was kind and understanding.
Speaker 1: Anjour ponen la pouse, Sofica procha de ri.
Speaker 3: One day, during the break, Sofia approached him.
Speaker 1: Etienne vide la vec surier citu vu g pete did prepare?
Speaker 3: Etienne, she said with a smile, if you want, I
can help you prepare.
Speaker 1: Gijuis your senes.
Speaker 3: I've played on stage before.
Speaker 1: Seferrent peper nee mont pre.
Speaker 3: It's a little scary, but it's so rewarding afterward.
Speaker 1: Motive parsieni etien de side de snren.
Speaker 3: Motivated by his friends, Ecien decided to practice every day.
Speaker 1: I pace pieno repete chech ecur.
Speaker 3: He spent hours at the piano, rehearsing each note, each chord.
Speaker 1: Nesidu te tu jour.
Speaker 3: But he's still doubted.
Speaker 1: Is tne.
Speaker 3: What if I make a mistake?
Speaker 1: Fon citi? He thought leva.
Speaker 3: Finally, the big day arrived.
Speaker 1: Le Costimo priceditorium.
Speaker 3: Costumes filled the Auditorium de.
Speaker 1: Sel.
Speaker 3: Laughter and whispers echoed in the room. Coulis Ecien waited
backstage son btefa. His heart was pounding ill he heard
his name, Cete son tour. It was his turn elisita
s Jean. He hesitated, his legs trembled.
Speaker 1: Gui fi ali Itien.
Speaker 3: Joe waved at him, Come on, Etienne, tu.
Speaker 1: Peule fer.
Speaker 4: You can do it.
Speaker 1: Sofi di jaciursines li fien came dee rasci.
Speaker 3: Sofi, already on stage, gave him a reassuring wink.
Speaker 1: Betien prinas piracion.
Speaker 3: Ecien took a deep breath.
Speaker 1: Eleven pieno.
Speaker 3: He walked towards the piano.
Speaker 1: Lesielancel la te tou tell.
Speaker 3: The silence in the room was total.
Speaker 1: I possessid sole touchi come siui.
Speaker 3: He placed his fingers on the keys and began to
play le no.
Speaker 1: Sen voles en pis saint luditarim.
Speaker 3: The note sword filling the auditorium.
Speaker 1: Chaques mousieurgui di pe per per se perre.
Speaker 3: Every measure played gradually dispelled his fear.
Speaker 1: Calla denier not sis lucillon stern p disment.
Speaker 3: When the last note faded, the silence was replaced by applause.
Speaker 1: Etien, souluva letilegi and sourier solvisge.
Speaker 3: Etienne stood up, his heart light a smile on his face.
Speaker 1: Le ver si. He had succeeded sepera redispari.
Speaker 3: His fear had vanished.
Speaker 1: Setexperience trans fatmae tien.
Speaker 3: This experience transformed a chien.
Speaker 1: Iete pur confien pruccio du cue perciti.
Speaker 3: He was more confident, more sure of his abilities.
Speaker 1: Ude pre pertsi pierre d' triusveno.
Speaker 3: He felt ready to participate in other events.
Speaker 1: Fas cit per ye vetrouvella re com de son courage.
Speaker 3: Facing his fear, he had found the reward of his courage.
Speaker 1: Bitonque Luton continued rupelisi vitien sa vecusset suzon.
Speaker 3: And as autumn continued to envelop the high school, Etienne
knew this season had changed his life forever.
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: Luton, Luton, Luton, Autumn, Lantrie, Lantrie, Lantrie, entrance, Blair, les
les air, Liicoulai, licoulaire, Riicouler, colors, Lelissi, lelyissi, le lisi,
high school, laze lere lasi, lev yeselev students, les ferveessons,
le ferveessons, le ferveessans buzz, Approche, Approche, Approche, approaching, lidar
Land le dear Land, le garlande Garlands, Bluditorium, luditorium, luditorium, auditorium,
lefnete lifenette, le fernette, Windows, blue cour Leucuin, leu coix, corner,
leree le reve le' reeve dream listen lessen lassen stage,
Lisa prudisment, Lisa prudisment, Lisa proudisment, applause, lereger, lereguer, lerega eyes, terrifian, terrifion,
terrif yah frightening, The Mayor Honey, the mayor honey, the
mayor honey, best friend, Lazier, Lazier, lazierreer mistakes like Amma
had the class, Like I had the class, Like Cama
had the class, classmate, Gratifion, gratifion, gratify, rewarding. Lennard Lenart Leonard,
No like her, like a like a chord, Li coulis
plicoulis li coolie, backstage Blue care, the care, the care herd,
lejon lejeon jon legs lici shutzmo licihutmo lic shut whispers Bisita,
bisita diisita hesitated, blutienda, blutienda, luciendi wink lares piracium, larespirascium,
lares piraciu Brough.
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