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Speaker 4: In this episode, we'll uncover how a day of forgetfulness
Speaker 4: leads to an unexpected, delightful discovery amid Amsterdam's tulips, reminding
Speaker 4: us to appreciate the simple joys of spring.
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Speaker 1: met aladachzach so last and beg you for Laura. Her
Speaker 1: Fitz was near Hanstefender Sona was a younger frauful energy
Speaker 1: marsons fer Haratzedina so pobard as if the Herner varsahar
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Speaker 1: and freely Leko made Vehker from natstachon Theharstan con Ichi
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Speaker 1: Zunlar feeds ring dot net, Sam Bonos, Ronde, kaik Blum,
Speaker 1: lip nast Sona and vaisnaffers Helen the Pleca the sort
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Speaker 1: rosso sona blave Mardenka that her fitz Missine Belfred Wayne
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Speaker 1: Hue in the hope for the sonners and amazing and
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Speaker 1: eh fagete after head there is e reps frolic brom
Speaker 1: Lochte may the Bloomers and Prachte marsa beer wellfael jehei
Speaker 1: mataen Knippole son of Beduncte bram Autrobraid met her fitz
Speaker 1: Stay in the hunt fool. The sont de Lieucht was
Speaker 1: friez and fol lentelert ideal for unfitztort subuslote for tam
Speaker 1: beta opteleta varsa fitzparkiirde metal rimla o parsicht feeds the
Speaker 1: son of ver the statin so fool the de lente
Speaker 1: o sigheim. It was a less omnita for hate songskeke
Speaker 1: then Seri the stud door. He kneited from the clear
Speaker 1: eg bloomer and the varmaso nostralee her alfonteur bauchompass.
Speaker 4: Let's take another listen. Listen closely to any parts you
Speaker 4: may have missed.
Speaker 1: Oppel zon lentodach hinst the head central star shown from
Speaker 1: Amsterdam in thet Licht.
Speaker 4: On a sunny spring day, Central station in Amsterdam glistened
Speaker 4: in the light.
Speaker 1: Minceen rast as if in and out dluke met aladain suzak.
Speaker 4: People hurried in and out, busy with everyday tasks.
Speaker 1: Son of stm be de fits staling and beg you forlor.
Speaker 4: Saan stood by the bicycle parking, feeling a bit lost her.
Speaker 1: Fetes vosner unstefinde.
Speaker 4: Her bike was nowhere to be found.
Speaker 1: Sona vos Yomo frau ful Energi marson s Fergratzedna.
Speaker 4: San was a young woman, full of energy, but sometimes
Speaker 4: she forgot things.
Speaker 1: Supobiard as if trene varsaharfittlat.
Speaker 4: She tried to remember where she had left her bike.
Speaker 4: Suzur te deep, she sighed deeply.
Speaker 1: Had lake also off her fitzristau of us and that
Speaker 1: in it made from the Drugestat.
Speaker 4: It seemed like her bike had been stolen, right in
Speaker 4: the middle of the bustling city bloom In free de.
Speaker 1: Leg made Erka Fromustachum Sharstain.
Speaker 4: Brahm, a friendly employee of the station, saw her standing there.
Speaker 1: Con Ichi help, Can I help you? Fourrei madem warmerchimla.
Speaker 4: He asked, with a warm smile.
Speaker 1: Son lech t Harpo blame out.
Speaker 4: San explained her problem.
Speaker 1: Savos fanplmn richidor deestat de mac the zum and the blue.
Speaker 4: She was planning to take a ride through the city
Speaker 4: to enjoy the sun and the flowers.
Speaker 1: Mar zum ler fit hing dot net.
Speaker 4: But without a bike, that wasn't going to happen.
Speaker 1: Sam Borne keg.
Speaker 4: Together they started to look around blum.
Speaker 1: Lip nast so Envey Snaffer schilende.
Speaker 4: Pleke Bram walked beside San and pointed to various spots.
Speaker 1: Arter fitzerga ent seray him and the style.
Speaker 4: Also they searched behind bike racks and between rows of
Speaker 4: shiny steel steeds.
Speaker 1: Son of Bleiv Mardenka Deltar Fitz miss rienvel for duyneuvos.
Speaker 4: Sen kept thinking that her bike might well have disappeared.
Speaker 1: Hep you achter de julip and disple cake.
Speaker 4: Have you checked behind the tulip display.
Speaker 1: Fur brom plotsling and they sna hook folk clue rekebloom.
Speaker 4: Brahm asked, suddenly, pointing to a corner full of colorful flowers.
Speaker 1: Mattu in the hope for the summer's in amazing.
Speaker 4: With growing hope. San followed his direction, and in their
Speaker 4: that arter.
Speaker 1: De f humpty setube swittering in al uncleur repracht stormed
Speaker 1: her for taw defeats.
Speaker 4: And indeed, behind the gigantic tulips shining in all their splendor,
Speaker 4: stood her trusty bike.
Speaker 1: The mouset lach omar eh for hate arter hete.
Speaker 4: She had to laugh at her own forgetfulness.
Speaker 1: There is he there, It is rep su Frolk, she.
Speaker 4: Exclaimed, cheerfully.
Speaker 1: Bloom l'chte may.
Speaker 4: Brahm laughed along.
Speaker 1: Ye bloomersen port Marcia ferbert vellfeel ze hee Mettinknippo.
Speaker 4: Those flowers are beautiful, but they do hide a lot,
Speaker 4: he said, with a wink.
Speaker 1: Son of bedungc to braum autbred.
Speaker 4: Sam thanked. Brahm profusely met her feet.
Speaker 1: Staf in the hunts fool the son as.
Speaker 4: With her bike firmly in hand, Sand felt relieved.
Speaker 1: De luht was fritz and faut l'intelert ideal for unfitstort.
Speaker 4: The air was fresh and filled with spring air, ideal
Speaker 4: for a bike ride.
Speaker 1: So beslowed fortame betelptelette varsa. Her feet sparkid.
Speaker 4: She decided to pay more attention to where she parked
Speaker 4: her bike.
Speaker 1: From now on metel riimla o parsert fez the son
Speaker 1: the tostatin.
Speaker 4: With a smile on her face, Sand cycled away into
Speaker 4: the city.
Speaker 1: Su fool the de lente him.
Speaker 4: She felt the spring around her head.
Speaker 1: Vos a less nita forgete sons.
Speaker 4: It was a lesson not to forget. Sometimes we don't
Speaker 4: look carefully enough.
Speaker 1: Serrit to statdor Rented from the clure Kbloomer end of arms.
Speaker 4: She rode through the city, enjoying the colorful flowers and
Speaker 4: the warm rays of the sun.
Speaker 1: Her alfonteur bauchompos.
Speaker 4: Her adventure was just beginning.
Speaker 5: Today's vocabulary words are coming up right after this commercial break.
Speaker 5: Are today's vocabulary words, first in Dutch, then in English.
Speaker 1: Klinsterde flinster de flinsterde listened duke, duluku, druke, bustling for hot,
Speaker 1: for hot, for hot, forgot, hustel, hustel, hustel.
Speaker 4: Stolen made the worker, made the theker, made the worker employee.
Speaker 1: Lift the out lift the out lift the out explained
Speaker 1: steal steal style steel russa russ russa stage plot, ceiling plot,
Speaker 1: seiling plot, sailing, suddenly hook hook hook corner, Who in
Speaker 1: the who in the who in the growing for trouder,
Speaker 1: for troud, for trouder, trusty, forget after head forthet after
Speaker 1: head for hate after head forgetfulness. Autrobrate, outrobrate, autrobrate.
Speaker 4: Profusely O.
Speaker 1: Prelut olt, relieved, d L.
Speaker 2: D l.
Speaker 4: D l ideal, oh p letter oh pleatea op letter,
Speaker 4: pay attention, hoot, hoot, hoot, carefully.
Speaker 1: Clurec clurec clurec colorful a from ture a fontuur a
Speaker 1: from toure adventure. Who needn't, who needn't, who needn't.
Speaker 4: Enjoying varmer warm, varmer warm, reap reap reap exclaimed hi
Speaker 4: hum de su he humdisu.
Speaker 1: He hum desu.
Speaker 6: Gigantic klurumpracht Clurumbracht, Klurumpracht, splendor, Kinnipo, Kinnipo, Kinnipo.
Speaker 1: Wink Staver, staf.
Speaker 4: Staver, firmly, less less, less, lesson.
Speaker 1: Bahom bohom.
Speaker 4: Bahom, Beginning feeds, in stalling, feeds, installing FETs, in stalling,
Speaker 4: bicycle parking.
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