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Speaker 3: In this episode, we'll explore how a Kibbutz orchard festival
Speaker 3: blends tradition with innovation as Elira and her sister Tamar
Speaker 3: navigate the delicate balance between honoring the past and embracing
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Speaker 1: Stav it's a vitatik bikibuts at el o am dabasha,
Speaker 1: mabitab of a krute bagava uviderga rosa shannak ra vuva
Speaker 1: amraili or a latsma hietachrat a krem with amidish ki
Speaker 1: aitli baveni ish mattabefehratafesti, valoshnati, latsha hashenna a la hratze
Speaker 1: yagadol hayaratsolish morala mass rotovettiicourt the gamla vi mashur hradash
Speaker 1: tamar ahotahats ira va nimritzit hit kervalli ora imhiuhav ulino,
Speaker 1: sifted sugato minute moder nitashenna hits the abbe t lahavout
Speaker 1: eli oraad asher tamarozzella chapel ullajd tragigabi drashimits ratiot anilo
Speaker 1: beetucha entirely orabuzi rout the moha short kit sadie givomotel
Speaker 1: schamur nimbaki boots le feta yonatan ch'avad bakerm called rayev
Speaker 1: hits the referra siha zahri Amma Gamma masurot pama yohochenniot
Speaker 1: ayamim Vrubimirutwa festival hit karev betza dey anak bem if
Speaker 1: gasha ki buza carol if neiga ahavarmhitas fubo lama catan
Speaker 1: eliora am da mulkulam mud egit had the otta yoholukot
Speaker 1: relectra sulhamerta a var ahrim zu la radesh bessofochel de
Speaker 1: var beta vicuach held taily a rayon mai neh barbena
Speaker 1: var laove hatzi ah nohalish moral a kasima shanim the
Speaker 1: gamna chhil rayo not radshim chel tamar ulaita ugat almenut
Speaker 1: tier gigaletol data kerem imelementi modernim abisha na mikhas the
Speaker 1: Susa lavanna amilimchell elli ora jdrola le vavote Bemela kremer
Speaker 1: festival akimeyam a les simhrave calls roc a tat rushdutu, schlemut,
Speaker 1: kulam say remum vugherim cham reni ver chenim, matsurt makumambnet
Speaker 1: sim Eliora, shmaaler vacha he hevin akili famim adel ratatui
Speaker 1: bleilishkocht masha ya a festivale aksumm call pamber var vali
Speaker 1: o a frabet villa, tequila, cornelschah not lit fueta, kirem
Speaker 1: waki botskuloslo nata puhim stoke channa.
Speaker 3: Let's take another listen. Listen closely to any parts you
Speaker 3: may have missed.
Speaker 1: Her oraktomsha stave, survived a kirima atik beki boots bega
Speaker 1: ven m veneim.
Speaker 3: The orange light of utumn painted the old orchard in
Speaker 3: the kabutza warm and pleasant hue.
Speaker 1: At the purim reutluim benet sim.
Speaker 3: Le catif, the apples hung between the trees, ready for picking.
Speaker 1: Elam da bascheta mabita betaga va uvid ga.
Speaker 3: Eliora stood in the field, looking at the familiar landscape
Speaker 3: with pride and concern.
Speaker 1: Roshacra vuva am reli o a.
Speaker 3: Letzma Rashashana is approaching, Eliora said to herself.
Speaker 1: Hieta l kirim vitamidishkill al baveta beta fisti vales till.
Speaker 3: She was responsible for the orchard and always poured her
Speaker 3: heart and soul into making the annual festival a success.
Speaker 1: Hasha na he la raza gadol.
Speaker 3: This year, the pressure was great.
Speaker 1: Heya razzmorla masto vetti courte vegame la vimades.
Speaker 3: There was a desire to preserve the old traditions and
Speaker 3: also to bring something new.
Speaker 1: Tama as it hiti ora im.
Speaker 3: Tomar, her young and energetic sister, approached Eliora with a
Speaker 3: wide smile. Ulainosif tetsugato man, maybe we should add a
Speaker 3: modern art exhibition this year.
Speaker 1: Hit la ha vout.
Speaker 3: She enthusiastically suggested Elisham. Eliora knew that Tomar wanted to
Speaker 3: enhance and refine the celebration in creative ways.
Speaker 1: Anilo beetuchra entaily oa bizirut.
Speaker 3: I'm not sure, Eliora replied cautiously.
Speaker 1: But MoMA schimura nimba kibuts.
Speaker 3: In her mind, she had concerns about how the more
Speaker 3: conservative members of the Kibutz would react.
Speaker 1: Le feta yonatan chavad bekim kurkreev hitter.
Speaker 3: Suddenly, Jonaitan, who had worked in the orchard his whole life,
Speaker 3: joined the conversation.
Speaker 1: Zechri amma gamma masura mat.
Speaker 3: Remember, he said, even the traditions were once.
Speaker 1: New heyamim vrubimirutve festival hit kirev ba deenac.
Speaker 3: The days went by quickly and the festival was approaching rapidly.
Speaker 1: Bemifki butsa carol if neiga amitasfubu la ma catan.
Speaker 3: In the last Kabutz meeting before the celebration, the members
Speaker 3: gathered in the small hall.
Speaker 1: Eliora m Da mulku lam mud egit.
Speaker 3: Eliora stood in front of everyone worried.
Speaker 1: Had otter jojo luquote reletre vel ahrim zula radesh.
Speaker 3: Opinions were divided. Some wanted to preserve the past, others
Speaker 3: wanted to innovate.
Speaker 1: Besso fochel de vel beta vicour Hel tail Rayun.
Speaker 3: Eventually, during the argument, Eliora came up with an idea.
Speaker 1: Mai ne balbina vlove.
Speaker 3: What if we connect the past with the present hatsi ah.
Speaker 1: She suggested nolish moral snim vegam na hil rayre de
Speaker 1: shim chiltaml.
Speaker 3: We can keep the old ceremonies and also incorporate tomor
Speaker 3: s new.
Speaker 1: Ideas hulaiitaatel manut tiata kirim imelementi moudrnim.
Speaker 3: Maybe the art exhibition can be a celebration of the
Speaker 3: orchard's history with modern elements.
Speaker 1: Na mikas ve sus levena.
Speaker 3: The meeting shifted from anger and hesitation to a state
Speaker 3: of understanding.
Speaker 1: Hamilimch lira jdrou la le vavoute.
Speaker 3: Eliora s words touched hearts.
Speaker 1: Bema la chemher festivale hakima male simre ve couls roc.
Speaker 3: During the festival, the orchard was full of joy and laughter.
Speaker 1: He tadu schlemout.
Speaker 3: There was a sense of unity and wholeness.
Speaker 1: Culam seer remum vugerim cham renie vnim matsurt makumam benetsim.
Speaker 3: Everyone young and old, conservative and innovative found their place
Speaker 3: among the trees. Vera Eliora breathed a sigh of relief.
Speaker 1: Hivin kili famima.
Speaker 3: She realized that sometimes the path to success is openness
Speaker 3: to change. Without forgetting what.
Speaker 1: Was he Festivalola beer v Velia.
Speaker 3: The festival was more magical and meaningful than ever before,
Speaker 3: and Eliora became more confident in her ability to lead
Speaker 3: the community.
Speaker 1: Can not verkib.
Speaker 3: The last rays of the sun caressed the orchard and
Speaker 3: the entire Kibbutz enjoyed an apple season sweet enough to
Speaker 3: sum up the year.
Speaker 2: Today's vocabulary words are coming up right after this commercial break.
Speaker 2: Here are today's vocabulary words, first in Hebrew, then in English.
Speaker 1: Govin, Gavin, govin you, crav uva, crav uva, crav uva, approaching,
Speaker 1: go Ava, gova, go Ava, pride, the aga, the aga,
Speaker 1: the aga, concern Schnati Schnati, schnati. Annual festival, festival, festival,
Speaker 1: festival Moderni Moderni Moderni modern Tsuga, Sugah exhibition beit lah
Speaker 1: vot beit lahavot behit la vout enthusiastically bizi root bizi
Speaker 1: root biz a hero cautiously chamrun chamrun chamere, an conservative
Speaker 1: mast mast masur.
Speaker 3: Traditions, betsa de.
Speaker 1: Anak, betsa day anak, betsa day anak, rapidly hitt us
Speaker 1: fou hitt us, fohat us a fu gathered deare deare,
Speaker 1: deare opinion, Legradesh, legradesh, legradesh in a way, the kua,
Speaker 1: the kura, the kura, argument, riel lerielle le hachree.
Speaker 3: Incorporate his sus, he sus, his sous hesitation, have an nah,
Speaker 3: have an nah, have an nah. Understanding ahdut hdout ahdout unity, schlemoot, schlemoot, slemoot, hohnus.
Speaker 1: Hackla, hacla, hacla, relief let foe let, foe let, foe
Speaker 1: carust betuh bettuhh betu, confident, elementing, elementing, elementing, elements, hagigagigaiga.
Speaker 3: Celebration, No no no, landscape, hats laha.
Speaker 1: Hatslacha success, lichamin, lichamin le chameer preserve.
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