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Speaker 3: In this episode, we'll delve into Jan's emotional journey through
an abandoned warehouse, revealing the true strength needed in the
face of adversity to ultimately protect what matters most.
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Speaker 1: Jen stal pritztarim skladem djal robotz ab zemasales a la
do costi ale envigiel proctuie mosel naekez a soobipro ch
tischnarodinas poleha nanie marta ye romangelka starace oji a caarel
name achi sin potrebueleki yanzikil gemusi did silni scladviil opusheni
prasnid loha letta veseskipli gri otteviral vnit sel pra yax
lunechni papski pro rosbi okne stropibilivisoke as gennipoci lares alopai
omitka cashdi crokian uvagel dreviestabelni zachal haladad novo kota do
drueokostapo trubi a chastis troy nicostoho soledal al potitilnudichal beat
halasiti si nayedovnalo zapomno nasu inhaler jan sesa stavelboka senadejo
ales do hodrajgiltkyl pasnaki hoi roprubio uviedo merci gemusi natrichle,
reflesh matrel pocapsach needs stampshakn haazel panicav rustalla diva and
rosaldo lubokov caps nachell inhaler sue ti presto prilog ustum
afta leg doplitz, pomaros euclidel such as pomo kido vo
voda svatula spit prommo vescos scladish and uvi doomel yaga
of las nisila prodoocstallo niopostal rosdoevati DomU bezasop alef bespecci
uvi doo melsi geos dravi pravosade musidit silni promarto a
carla terio griscian pomlo odjazel the skladist ottochio sen apostle
vigil yak luni pa preski misiv prahu viegel gemosid o
patrinichi sesta, doom napo la clidem rosodo gedlcid and opiate
pride pristia praveni nature patsile zayistids dravi postopne croxa croquema
attack ignish tendrin sobe prin posnani posnani je pro sebe.
Speaker 3: Let's take another listen. Listen closely to any parts you
may have missed.
Speaker 1: Jen stal pre starim skladem di hal roboz.
Speaker 3: Abbe young stood in front of the old warehouse, breathing
deeply to calm himself.
Speaker 1: Zemasalza la do coosti a le en viegiel protulie.
Speaker 3: The cold seeped into his bones, but he knew why
he was there.
Speaker 1: Mosel nne keza sobe.
Speaker 3: He had to find some supplies for his family.
Speaker 1: Arginaspole Nanie.
Speaker 3: His family of four relied on him.
Speaker 1: Marta i romanzielka starase ojechi a caarel nae ma chi
sin potebueleki.
Speaker 3: Martha, his wife, took care of the children and Carel's.
The youngest son needed medication yenzikil jiemusibiit silni y'all felt
he needed to be strong.
Speaker 1: Skladbil opushchini pras nid loha leta.
Speaker 3: The warehouse was abandoned empty for many years.
Speaker 1: D veseskri paa gi otteviral.
Speaker 3: The door creaked as he opened it.
Speaker 1: Uvnit seeschiril prah ye s lunichni papskiprojazri rosbiiti me okne.
Speaker 3: Dust spread inside as sunlight streamed through the broken.
Speaker 1: Windows stropebilivisoke ashtinipokri lares alopa ti se omitka.
Speaker 3: The ceilings were high, and the walls were covered with
rust and peeling.
Speaker 1: Plaster cashdi krokien uvajil. Every step was considered drevienetailni. The
wooden floors were unstable zachel aldath. He began his search
yeho o chise no ho kota do dru.
Speaker 3: His eyes moved from one corner to another.
Speaker 1: Kochi viceristare potrubi a chastistroyu.
Speaker 3: In a corner, hung old pipes and machine.
Speaker 1: Parts, nikos toho so holedl.
Speaker 3: None of it was what he was looking for ala
yen ChIL nai n, but Juan wanted to find something useful.
Speaker 1: Posi kiltla nahrugi akriqi ho ti ra zaceel bielasiki.
Speaker 3: He felt pressure in his chest and his body's cries
grew louder nayidnovschischernalo. Suddenly everything went.
Speaker 1: Black, zapumr nasugin heilel.
Speaker 3: He had forgotten his inhaler.
Speaker 1: Jen ses aestavil zorobocha senadeju a levsd hoo drajjil.
Speaker 3: Jum stopped, took a deep breath, but the air irritated him.
Speaker 1: Gesti kil prvn naznakiz or schuiziro sepru bierhu uvie do
merci gemusi natrich.
Speaker 3: When he felt the first signs of worsening, he realized
he had to act quickly.
Speaker 1: Refle schm trel pokapsach.
Speaker 3: He quickly fumbled through his pockets.
Speaker 1: Nis tamfschek nenahazel.
Speaker 3: However, he found nothing.
Speaker 1: Panikav z rustela.
Speaker 3: Panic was rising.
Speaker 1: Gdcevki rosaldo holubokov caupsennachel inhalel.
Speaker 3: But as Jon looked around, he found the inhaler deep
in his pocket.
Speaker 1: Sweetti mi prestello pilkustum aftagdoplits.
Speaker 3: With trembling fingers, he put it to his mouth and
drew the medicine into his lungs.
Speaker 1: Pomlo se uklidnomuomo unovo voda sevrati la spitzemmo.
Speaker 3: Slowly, he calmed down his heart, slowly settling the rhythm,
returning to normal.
Speaker 1: Veso hos kladischesi and uvi doo mil yagdola ho vlastni
sila proino.
Speaker 3: In the shelter of that warehouse, Juan realized how crucial
his own strength was for his family.
Speaker 1: Pocudbi senzostello nigdo bise postral.
Speaker 3: If anything happened, no one would care for them prosodesevra
chi DomU. He decided he would return.
Speaker 1: Home beza sop a leve bespecci.
Speaker 3: Without supplies, but safe.
Speaker 1: Uvie do milsi gie josdra vill pravosade.
Speaker 3: He realized that his health was a priority.
Speaker 1: Mussibt silni pro marto a carlatio trebui.
Speaker 3: He must be strong for Martha and Carell, who needed him.
Speaker 1: Dicienomo otraseel zescladisce otochio senna posle die.
Speaker 3: As young slowly left the warehouse, he turned back one last.
Speaker 1: Time, vigil ye lunchni papreski misif braho.
Speaker 3: He saw the sunlight fade into the dust.
Speaker 1: Ville gil gemusib opati.
Speaker 3: He knew he had to be more cautious sest doom.
Speaker 1: Dem.
Speaker 3: The journey home filled him with peace.
Speaker 1: Del schi den oppri de.
Speaker 3: He decided he would come back the next day, but
next time he would be better prepared.
Speaker 1: Nacher patsi, zaystravi.
Speaker 3: Recharge his strength, insure his health, poscem iec gradually, step
by step as they needed.
Speaker 1: Attack igrishen demateria, niza sube posnani.
Speaker 3: And so, even though he didn't bring home material supplies
that day, he brought back understanding.
Speaker 1: Posnani je proms neipri vehra sam sebe.
Speaker 3: And understanding that for his family he must first protect himself.
Today's vocabulary words are coming up right after this commercial break.
Here are today's vocabulary words, first in check, then in.
Speaker 1: English, scladem, scladem, scludem, warehouse, zasobi, zasobi, zassobi, supplies, spole hala,
spole hala, spole hala, relied, scree bally, scree bally s
cree bally creaked, zalaz ala, zalez a la, zalazala, seeped
omitka omitka meat plaster, nestabilni nestabilni, nestaviilni unstable schmartral, schmartrel, schmatral.
Speaker 3: Fumbled tee me v tee, me vee see me, trembling.
Speaker 1: Drashed it, drashed it, drag it, irritated, faad faade, fad
in hell, screechy, screecy, screechy, shelter, prevosa de prevosa de privosa,
rade priority, sloon, sni papreski, slunn papriski, slop papski, sunlight
res res ar res rished o, pushtenni O, push chenni
O pushchieni abandoned, lopaitise lo, paitise low paisi se peeling, herot, harut, haroth,
chest panica, panica, vaniicta, panic, capse, capse, capse, pocket, ouclidnit
ouklidnitt ou cleaninit come do legitar, dou legita, do legitar, crucial, lacky,
lacky leacky, medication, chastis, throw you, chastis throw you, just
destroy you, machine parts zloboca, senadejo, theloboca, senadejoz holubo, sennadel
deep breath, cluck, cluck, clac pressure uvagil vasil u vagil, considered,
start up se, start up se, start up se care
cela cela, cela, strength uva do milci uva do milci
uva do Milcy realized.
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