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Speaker 3: In this episode, we'll explore Jana's heartfelt journey back to
her roots, discovering the warmth of family and a place
she can once again call home during the vibrant Massipist Festival.
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Speaker 1: Zimivi tritischel most nimspo sobemfocal preskarlov moos bila, Kladna pray schud,
columbisvila asukislav, nossos, ridev a and chile Aspi valley, Jannastala
as a child, Comosto, crop Asvarovina, Ponzi, sevatulas pat Domo, Jenna,
postalgiava and okoli Belato namist reg disappointment of a layakosvov
ale t laya, Zinka vigiel america a Pavla Jaxabi marek
yeast brat Vi padliakov A, pavel Ya, bratrant belvs r
Aponi energie jack Belojos, vikm Yano, zavol Obili silne conecnidma
jas mala a uvnits belaista Buddhesnavna's vost of rodine marequi
postravel's lead named nukim ahii a Rameeno semraad jade recte
spoletnividal in a mooste mezisukrovovato amlovanimi clauny masopos, nislavnos bela,
ponem prodo bubni a trupke jivo, hud lidet and chill
nakash dem krocu jana shakusta lasamichlenard nemo lass bavit pozzito, geto,
nepa tree zastave kameradi amrexenna colonial the padamlene posnamenal janazavalla
tella sat p pro al videla getot nepodal moshna mare
apavailability nelephi skiintos die let yeah nevim yes patrims nella
po vili marex and ani podival ale, lascavie too hoplne
belasidloho prich ale rodina e rodina and it's tonesmini pavel
tina slohl reco Yano sennache vi sibyla pamatuys x metadral
ya koechi poatko jannapo uprimia osmaala bratrem a, bratran se
poboco u prostrate oslav as mihu zacharachiki teplo domova uvido
melasi Priclo vich nisto, Karlov most asmi, colmina no USh
nebiri and kuliso also chas tiero, pribiero di koy reclaia
yaktikost ze rosa semis attack grispost ali smi jenna vide
la jesovna slas voidomov spolechne primas posto, beispoyene spominki alaskarecona
casdovs dalenost.
Speaker 3: Let's take another listen. Listen closely to any parts you
may have missed.
Speaker 1: Zimi the triticiell most nimed spoo sobemfocal pres karlov moost.
Speaker 3: The winter went quietly and stealthily blew across Carlo must
Charles Bridge.
Speaker 1: Bela hladna zimi vecher pray.
Speaker 3: It was a cold winter evening in Praha Prague.
Speaker 1: Shulde collemblisvetla as vuki slavnosimaso post.
Speaker 3: All around there were lights and sounds of the massapous celebration.
Speaker 1: Ridv masca tan chili Aspivali.
Speaker 3: People in masks were dancing and singing.
Speaker 1: Yen nastalla nazachatkumsto op clopena vuei castanu asvaarene Hovena.
Speaker 3: Jana stood at the bridge's entrance, surrounded by the scents
of roasted chestnuts and mulled.
Speaker 1: Wine zaichi sevra ti la spat ki DomU.
Speaker 3: After spending several years abroad, she had returned home.
Speaker 1: Yena po ticia yek nostalgieva la na usmivari ti setvave okoli.
Speaker 3: Jana felt something like nostalgia as she looked at the
smiling faces around her.
Speaker 1: Bella tu namisti dipomenova lay ekos vui domv ale t tizinka.
Speaker 3: She was here in the place she once called home,
but now she felt like a stranger.
Speaker 1: Vigila mareka a pavla y sebli.
Speaker 3: She saw Marek and Pavel approaching.
Speaker 1: Marek ye starshi bratre vipadliakov diknavel ye bratranet built serves
rusheni a energie yegbilo josvikm.
Speaker 3: Marek, her older brother, seemed as calm as always, and Pavel,
her cousin, was excited and full of energy, as was
his habit.
Speaker 1: Yea no you know zavol pavel vesile obili signe.
Speaker 3: Pavel called out cheerfully and hugged her tightly.
Speaker 1: Conechni sidoma, You're finally home, yennas mala a le vnit sinebilata.
Speaker 3: Jana smiled, but internally she was uncertain.
Speaker 1: Buddes hopna's novo na its vote.
Speaker 3: Would she be able to find her place in the
family again.
Speaker 1: Mare qui posdrevels vdnimprikiv nukim a hikilis rameno.
Speaker 3: Marek greeted her with a kind nod and placed a
hand on her shoulder.
Speaker 1: Semrat gesitade reclice.
Speaker 3: I'm glad you're here, he said quietly.
Speaker 1: Spolechni sevidel na moste mesitsukrovovato a malovani clauny.
Speaker 3: Together they walked onto the bridge, surrounded by cotton candy
and painted clowns.
Speaker 1: Masopos ni slavnost bila ponem prodo.
Speaker 3: The Massapust festival was in full swing.
Speaker 1: Bubni a trupkijivo udubu lde tan chill naka croccu.
Speaker 3: Drums and trumpets played lively music, and people danced at
every step.
Speaker 1: Jenafcheksus tella zamichelenard.
Speaker 3: Yet Jena remained pensive Nemo.
Speaker 1: Rasis bavito pozzito getu nepati.
Speaker 3: She couldn't shake the feeling that she didn't.
Speaker 1: Belong zastavekameene bradli a, Marek sena Coloniel.
Speaker 3: They stopped at the stone railing and Marik leaned towards Jana.
Speaker 1: Vipada zamilene posnamenal.
Speaker 3: You seem thoughtful, he remarked.
Speaker 1: Jenna zavajla. Jenna hesitated tilla see a levi geto. She
wanted to keep her feelings to herself, but she knew
that couldn't continue. Mosna marek apavel biliki nae lip chi
schimto stile.
Speaker 3: Perhaps Marek and Bavel were the best ones to share
it with.
Speaker 1: Yeah nevim istisempot patrim PTIs nella poh vili.
Speaker 3: I don't know if I still belong here, she admitted.
After a moment.
Speaker 1: Marik s a le e lascavier.
Speaker 3: Marek looked at her, surprised, but kind, Toye, that's understandable.
Speaker 1: Beila sidlo pric.
Speaker 3: You've been away for a long time, a leroginarogina an.
But family is family, and nothing changes that.
Speaker 1: Pavel kteri naslochlco yao.
Speaker 3: Se na che Pavel, who was listening, said, Jena, you're
ours vditzkirah, you always have been. Pamatuyis x metadikogechi. Remember
how we used to play here as kids. Everything will
be all.
Speaker 1: Right, Yenna upa.
Speaker 3: Jana smiled genuinely for the first.
Speaker 1: Time, zbratrem a bratran sempu upro tret oslav asmihu Zacherativa.
Speaker 3: With her brother and cousin by her side. Amid the
celebrations and laughter, she began to feel the warmth of home.
Speaker 1: Uvi do melasiu pricci voisto.
Speaker 3: She realized that no matter how long she's been gone,
there would always be a place for her here.
Speaker 1: Karlov most ased, no USh nebili and ali so chastiyeti.
Speaker 3: BiH kaloff must and the laughter of the people around
her were no longer just a backdrop, but part of
her story.
Speaker 1: Di koilasi kila kiskosziro.
Speaker 3: Te misi, thank you, she said, feeling the heaviness lift
from her heart.
Speaker 1: Attach asmi yenna videla chesna s vui domv and so.
Speaker 3: As they watched the dance and listened to the laughter.
Jana knew she had found her home once more.
Speaker 1: Spoleto rispoi, spomenki Alaska, Terakona, kashdovs.
Speaker 3: Dalenos together during mapust, their memories and love strong enough
to surpass any distance bonded them.
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: Shellmost names, spool, sobem shellmost names spools sobem shellmost nmespool
sobem stalthily, kashtani, kashtani, kashtani, chestnuts, swatn even, swatn evin,
svatv no, mold wine, nostalgia, nostalgia, nostalgia, nostalgia, sie zimca,
sie zincazinca, stranger, khalidnya, khalidnya, kalidignya, come vessele vessele vessele
cheerfully neistar neistar nei star uncertain, sukrova vata zukrovavata, sukrova, rata, cotton, candy, Malovanni, cloony, Malovanni, cloony, Malovanni.
Speaker 3: Claragni, painted clowns.
Speaker 1: Jiva rudba, jiva, rudba jiva, lively music Zamichlenard, Zamichlenard, zami Schlenard, pensive, Kameneza,
Bradley camenez A, Bradley Cameneza, Bradley Stone, railing, Zava halla,
zava Hala, Zavarajala, hesitated, priis nella, priis nella, siznala, admitted,
plas cavia, plascavia, las caavier kind vs dalen nost vs
dal zdalost distance, uprimie up primne up genuinely, coulissa, coulissa, coulissa,
backdrop or smiva t setva or smi va e tetva
or SMIv t.
Speaker 3: Setva, smiling faces.
Speaker 1: Gloppena op gloppenapena, surrounded, bonni energia, bonni Energia, Berni Energia,
energetic tische, tische che quietly, Slavnost, slavnost, slavnost, celebration. Bosom
Bosom introduced Bosnamenal, Bosnamenal, Bosnamenal remarked precona precona pseecona surpass
u via do melasi u va, do melasi u va
do melasi realized, spoyene spoyene, spoyene, bonded soul chesne soul
chesne sol.
Speaker 3: Simultaneously.
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