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Speaker 3: In this episode, we'll journey through the stormy Check countryside,
where a heartfelt apple harvest becomes a tale of dreams,
community and family bonds tested by nature and nurtured by hope.
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Speaker 1: Lachiske Venkovi banovara atmospheri, potiravami zlaty a m zaimo, oslavni
festival sklesnia black belnasparnuki jan petre Vi farmas style na
kreis rosado ascomal obsor belon obaval sepri ju DuBowski motetrai
yene thea smile semarek yeo di pri tel yablokami sklezena
spo needs nenadlaj nemo vusidovold strati rod of povidi jan
cash di us namena obvadli rock petra janovatcera cracella, snime
ye milenk a belinde chassi omnes aveste va jave probhom
nemom podva so obsorem jan nanipo named um an semus
viral petro tadimvoye misto at is nacho now dalairom ovam
nemerakises dna sat both kabila zarohem jan mossel led nat
most do prace vola jan odlan is ahrakya blek calla
doname mojo pomozzi spoletni se marek petra ayan valido, prazce
ridestv snitri pomo ne perchettiki jebrici nala da beila navs
do rositi rakum positive ni bosca uderella desht is a
child said it alelied pokrav prazzi petrak vigila yak pos
politos now jan udomel yagita, pomot, praatel desh oustal romat
killa BlackBerry bestjo jan stan uprost sad una veni alespokoi
o smiles, grisvigel, petro yaxpovidas ostatnimi snatpopv klido petro oslovelm
tnsota ke yest proms otom net brani vests ti petraea
yet vas bella vaj na ala iscru de koi tati
ye coste stali prisado aavim came sra jen poopil chas
primo es ne TiO as donagi serti genavs dorribozim budostad prisobe.
Speaker 3: Let's take another listen, listen closely to any part you
may have missed.
Speaker 1: Natches v venkovianli pochiro prod panova Atmospheravani.
Speaker 3: In the Czech countryside, where fragrant you bring a band
under the weight of red fruits, there was an atmosphere
of quiet anticipation.
Speaker 1: Sti hralvami zachya achiro colem zakim too Oslovni festival sklisni
a black bil nasparnuki.
Speaker 3: The autumn leaves played in all colors, shimmering gold and
red around while the celebratory apple harvest festival was about
to begin.
Speaker 1: Jan petchivi faromas stalnakreis vejo sadu ascoml.
Speaker 3: Obzor Juan, a meticulous farmer stood at the edge of
his orchard and surveyed the horizon bill.
Speaker 1: Nebza obavol sepri judubushki.
Speaker 3: The sky was overcast and he feared the arrival of
a storm.
Speaker 1: Motzetra pi yene zasmal semarek yehov di vesi pri tel.
Speaker 3: You worry too much, Jenna laughed, Marek his ever cheerful friend.
Speaker 1: Ya buca musib klezena.
Speaker 3: The apples need to be harvested.
Speaker 1: Spocha sid.
Speaker 3: You can't do anything about the weather.
Speaker 1: Nemovost rodu otovidan.
Speaker 3: I can't afford to lose the harvest, replied jan.
Speaker 1: Cash di kuznamena objivu nadal chiroc.
Speaker 3: Each piece means sustenance for another year.
Speaker 1: Petra yanovatsera gracera.
Speaker 3: Snime petrup jonast daughter walked with them.
Speaker 1: Ye mischlenk al belinde.
Speaker 3: However, her thoughts were elsewhere.
Speaker 1: Cestos omnest a vechiste.
Speaker 3: She often dreamed of life beyond the village, borders of
city lights and greater opportunities.
Speaker 1: That la va javieram.
Speaker 3: Dad, She began, hesitantly. Why can't we go somewhere.
Speaker 1: Else, podivase so is oborem.
Speaker 3: To see what's beyond the horizon.
Speaker 1: Javem a levi.
Speaker 3: Jon looked at her with a gentle smile, but his
heart tightened inside.
Speaker 1: Petro ta de ma svoye misto.
Speaker 3: Petra, you have your place.
Speaker 1: Here, tadeks na atiznach.
Speaker 3: Everything knows you here, and you know everything.
Speaker 1: Nahli siza chelov's dala ni ziva them nemra kisesa natsat.
Speaker 3: Suddenly, distant thunder began to sound closer, and dark clouds
gathered over the orchard.
Speaker 1: Boshkabila zarohem.
Speaker 3: The storm was near.
Speaker 1: Jan monsel Rechladnat.
Speaker 3: Young had to act quickly mos.
Speaker 1: Prace zvola yan ododlanzahra blik Coli.
Speaker 3: We must get to work now, exclaimed Young, determined to
save as many apples as possible.
Speaker 1: Zavolachnidna moho pomoze.
Speaker 3: Let's call everyone who can help us.
Speaker 1: Spolee, Marik, Petra ayenvrace.
Speaker 3: Together. Marek, Petrup and Jan threw themselves into the work.
Speaker 1: Ridestvechet.
Speaker 3: People from the entire village came to help quickly gather
the apples before it started to rain.
Speaker 1: Dokoik yeni jebriki na la da bira novs do rosi
rakum pos.
Speaker 3: Someone brought baskets, another one ladders, and despite the threatening clouds,
the mood was positive.
Speaker 1: Boshkadla. The storm struck Deshtisachild said it al prazi.
Speaker 3: The rain started to pour, but people continued working.
Speaker 1: Petrak Vigela Yaki Vesna.
Speaker 3: Pekrot finally saw how invaluable village solidarity was.
Speaker 1: Jen Suvi doo mil yagotl.
Speaker 3: Jan realized how important the help of friends was.
Speaker 1: Ostl aromat kiya black bestrejo.
Speaker 3: When the rain stopped, piles of apples were safely.
Speaker 1: Under the roof, yenstano upro tetsadu unaveni a LEESPOKOI.
Speaker 3: Youm stood in the middle of the orchard, tired but satisfied.
Speaker 1: Oh, smile segrishvigil petru yexipovidas ostatnim snatpoprevev clido.
Speaker 3: He smiled when he saw Petra chatting with others, perhaps
for the first time, at peace.
Speaker 1: Petro oslovliemne tves nisuta.
Speaker 3: Ke Petra, he addressed her gently. Your dreams are important.
Speaker 1: Too, yeseschi prom otom.
Speaker 3: If you want to go, let's talk about it. Nesti,
I don't want to stand in the way of your happiness.
Speaker 1: Petraila yi tvabila vajna alef ochila iskru.
Speaker 3: Petra turned to him, her face serious, but there was
a sparkle in her eyes.
Speaker 1: Die koi tachi, thank you dad ye costeestali trisado.
Speaker 3: Stand by me as you stood by the orchard.
Speaker 1: Now aavim come semrachit, and I.
Speaker 3: Know where I can always return.
Speaker 1: Jen pohopil gi chesprimotes ne sotio.
Speaker 3: Juan understood that it was time to embrace other dreams
and plans besides his own asurro do bespecnnagi, and with
the harvest safely stored, they could both look to the
future with hope.
Speaker 1: Serti, genaves dorribozi, voodoo stad priso be.
Speaker 3: In their hearts. They knew that, despite the storms, they
would stand by each other.
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: Vonnavert vonnavert, vonyavert, fragrant o, chicavani o, chikavani o chicaani, anticipation, betlivi, betlivi, betlivy,
meticulous school mal school mal school mal, surveyed, obor obsor horizon,
zataje zatayin overcast, obivo, objivuvu, sustenance Varjavier vajavier, vajavie, hesitantly,
severe rello, svererello severe, rallo tightened, pospolitus, pospolitus, pospolitous, solidarity,
herooz e team hellos E, team Hello z team threatening
na na invaluable, Stari Stai Stari gathered odhod lanny odhod
lanny odd Lani, determined perssa passa persa bosom, bosca bosca
storm dashed is a child said it dashed? Is a
child said it dashed? Is a child said it rain?
Started to pour bespezhnya bespechne bespe safely up, prostate up,
prostrate up, prostet, midst y s crew, y s crew,
y is crew, Sparkle, prakashki prakashkish obstacles, sree, mold, pree
mode see mold, embrace, navs doi, navs dorri navs.
Speaker 3: Dory despite v Chi v chi v chi.
Speaker 1: Greater Vankova, Vankovia, Vancouva country, list ti list ti list
ti leaves, I need sim borders, mere, nim mere nime, mere,
nim gentle oswe senny osweet, senny osvee, senny illuminated, maraki,
maraki raki clouds.
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