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Speaker 3: In this episode, we'll walk through Snowy Progue with Yuri
discovering the heartwarming power of human kindness on a traditional
journey of love and memory.
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Speaker 1: Jikrace z a, spomenkam, cajdirok la semprichel aristo, the popol
voigen uruco most bill post turiste, animi, ter valni atmosphero pastroz, vitla, vicela,
nativuvaren rovina, prostolas do ya se mutili nah la, blest
more la, rutiatapoo senadegno ale bot astra an uprosnai okamenz bravlavolta, pocritas,
tibnim pri crovem SnO mischen romelova, vedl ale, mosel haavalo,
cose pret name, stal petre, lady mus slaskavinpoladem, vigil starce
ya boyes, boles ti je, jos volne, ser vedloc akse helepsistopelkrimo,
pane steve, porratko, tal sestostlivia, yiri, pres bost ochi, kratzepsikivl
altvas pros regular, scutag nost mussim tam doit reglii, sakas alkmisto,
nedleko i and park rokuskutinam cam na minulostis lubok lasco
petro napospasovam nabido i am hiri pot page pomlo craceli
petre pevne pot piral star shiro muje krok ales pologni dostal,
nato misto yiris osami polo kutini naglajbo zavrel occhi via
selaskavi usma sjeni perniato beil atlaski a traditetib zaja nevil
di stalibok poboco yiris obratil k petro de kui malady
muji nevid de el sem jagbichto sam's vado pet smile
aspokoroseko tonit pane instead of nace mistev divitan obamuizust velko
stad sledovadalple reko er titil yak mupritom nost maladyka ziva
uviedo mels genisam rosdovitz ves and impraatel stream jacobi ratatoumces
chili petro pokrachovalv prohaepomos zakimsoiripomarovrazzel napoon novo nagi astis Ali's
call as cavost then svatik ostatni belto dens videlbrotas is
in tivote a jev spominki So schime scheme stilett.
Speaker 3: Let's take another listen. Listen closely to any parts you
may have missed.
Speaker 1: Yeri cracel po cao most o chipsimhos and dosiladni a
la jo spominkame.
Speaker 3: Yuri walked across the chart's bricked eyes squinted against the snowfall.
The air was cold, but his heart was warmed by memories.
Speaker 1: Cashdi roc nasvat mikola che semprichel abbepolo na mistolvo uruco.
Speaker 3: Every year, on the feast of Saint Mikolash, he came
here to lay flowers at the spot where he first
proposed to his wife.
Speaker 1: Most bilpo seti turis te amistnimi ktisi uji vali sva
techni at mos ferro.
Speaker 3: The bridge was dotted with tourists and locals enjoying the
festive atmosphere.
Speaker 1: Vestro bavn svitla visela nati la vami a vu yes
hovena prostupova lavsdo.
Speaker 3: Colorful lights hung above their heads, and the scent of
mulled wine filled the air.
Speaker 1: Yexeyre bleil keesve muzili na la bulist museeve la.
Speaker 3: Ruc as Yuri approached his destination, a sudden pain clenched
his chest.
Speaker 1: Zastavil se apoco sil senade not a le bulstra ustra
an uprosna.
Speaker 3: He stopped and tried to breathe, but the pain was
sharp and relentless.
Speaker 1: Opim o kamenez a bradliic esadiv al nahlad no lady
no voltave pocritas ti bernim pri grovem sneho.
Speaker 3: Leaning on the stone railing, he gazed at the cold
surface of the buttabah, covered with a silver blanket of snow.
Speaker 1: Mischenki nero mirova no zeno hoovedli ale tiro musel haa vaalo.
Speaker 3: Thoughts of his beloved wife guided him, but his body
was failing him.
Speaker 1: Co sek ptetnim stal petre mladi mu slaskavimpoladem.
Speaker 3: A little ahead of him stood Pether, a young man
with a kind look.
Speaker 1: Vigil starce ieg boyes bolesti yejo svoln serce vedloc achtze.
Speaker 3: He saw the old man struggling with pain, and his
compassionate heart led him to act rechleptstopel kirimo. He quickly
approached your pan nee stef poratko sir Are you okay
tello sestostlivier, he asked with concern.
Speaker 1: Yiri pres bolest ochi kratzepri kivo a le rehotvas prosradi raskutichos.
Speaker 3: Yuri, despite the pain in his eyes, nodded briefly, but
his face revealed the truth.
Speaker 1: Moussim tam DoD teklire.
Speaker 3: I must reach there HEREI said.
Speaker 1: Spastem ucas al knistu ne de le coo en par
trocco ottutdescviki na mi cas do ronimitl nat menulostiz holubo colasco.
Speaker 3: With a finger, he pointed to a spot near by,
just a few steps away, where he every year reflected
on the past with deep love, with flowers in hand.
Speaker 1: Petrenna pospo us.
Speaker 3: Per did not want to leave him on his own.
Speaker 1: Pomoho vam nabidl i am yehiki yiriro pot page.
Speaker 3: I will help you, he offered, and gently took youry
by the arm.
Speaker 1: Pomolo Cracelli, Petre pevne potpiral starshiro muge.
Speaker 3: They walked slowly, Petra firmly supporting the older.
Speaker 1: Man, karkirichishke ales polichni sa dosteli nato misto.
Speaker 3: The steps were heavy, but together they reached the spot.
Speaker 1: Yiri sochi manai masuzami poloilkkini nadlajbo.
Speaker 3: Yuri. Eyes filled with tears, laid the flowers on the pavement.
Speaker 1: Zavrel ochi vibavui ti silaskavi us miv svergeni.
Speaker 3: He closed his eyes, recalling his wife's gentle smile.
Speaker 1: Pronto bil act ask a trade teribizajad.
Speaker 3: Not for him. It was an act of love and tradition,
something he wouldn't trade for anything.
Speaker 1: Distalibu yiri bratil k Petro.
Speaker 3: As they stood side by side, you returned to Pecker.
Speaker 1: De kui maladi mugi, Thank you, young man. Nevil sem
yegbichto Samvado.
Speaker 3: I didn't know how I would do it alone.
Speaker 1: Petre smile aspocook tonit pane.
Speaker 3: Pev smiled and humbly said, it's nothing.
Speaker 1: Sir, stetov nas divitan.
Speaker 3: You are always welcome in our city.
Speaker 1: Obamizu stalivilku stad sledoku.
Speaker 3: The two men stood for a moment, watching the river
flow by in the distance.
Speaker 1: Yiri ti kill yek mupri toomnos maladyka zariva sertce.
Speaker 3: Yuri felt the presence of the young man warming his heart.
Speaker 1: Uvie do milce gennissam.
Speaker 3: He realized he was not alone.
Speaker 1: Rosodoveseenovimpraatels theme yeko bira tato.
Speaker 3: He decided to open his heart to new friendships like
this one.
Speaker 1: Sous mie vem srozo Chile petre pokrachovalf prohas sepomste zachim
soo yirisepo maruvratzel napu novo nagiy avch noschi zako laskavos.
Speaker 3: With a smile, they bid farewell. Pether continued his walk
across the bridge, while Yuri slowly returned, filled with new
hope and gratitude for human kindness.
Speaker 1: Then Swati mikolaj bill ostatni.
Speaker 3: This saah mclash was different from the others.
Speaker 1: Bilto den say dos vigil gedo brotas is in souvote
as if spomen kiss his chi ma maescheme sdelet.
Speaker 3: It was the day when ury learned that the kindness
of strangers can change lives, and that memories are most
beautiful when we have someone to share them with.
Speaker 2: Today's vocabulary words are coming up right after this commercial break.
Here are today's vocabulary words. First in check, then.
Speaker 1: In English, simjsen eh, simjsen eh, sim hosen eh, squinted seniyeny, snowfall, svatik, svatik, svatk, feast, possetti, possetti, possetti, started,
s festive, swatv no, svav nov no, mode wine, severrella, severrella, sevella, clenched,
ne uprosna, ne upro sna, ne ubrosna, relentless za, bradley za,
bradley za bradley, railing, zadival zadival, zadival, geest, mirovano, milovano,
mirovan no, beloved, plas cavim, plas caavim, lascavi, compassionate, statoslivia, statoslivia, statoslivia,
concern premetal, premetal semital reflected, dlash ba, dlash ba, delage ba, pavement,
vibac vic vibabu etc. Recalled tradice, trade, trade tradition, spokoro, spokoro, sporo, humbly,
pree thombnost, pre thombnost, p thomnost, presence, vignal stea vi, digno,
sti vigo s ti, gratitude, do brota dobrotta, kindness, blino
t plino, t plino, t whow, cel ha vallo, cel
ha vallo, sel havallo failed uja snee uja, snee uja,
snee stunning, Boyoval, Boyoval, Boyoval, struggled, yemne yemne ye, mignhe gentle,
Ziva suze ziva, sze zivasze heartwarming, Nabidel, nabidelnabidel offered but
biral bt biyral botviiral supporting Rossau Chili Rossau, Chili, Brossaud
Chili bid farewell.
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