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Speaker 3: In this episode, we'll wander through Amsterdam's bustling museum halls
Speaker 3: to uncover the true treasure of shared moments and the
Speaker 3: joy of being present.
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Speaker 1: Coningstach stopped the summer met fosparadenheit at Naturi stories, Musee
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Speaker 3: On a sunny spring morning, while orange flags fluttered in
Speaker 3: Amsterdam for Cooning's dag San stepped into the nature Strish
Speaker 3: Museum with determination.
Speaker 1: Servosopsuk narambi zun lecado for Broum her Knaeve.
Speaker 3: She was looking for a special gift for Brahm, her nephew.
Speaker 1: Blum yields Fondino Chauus and alas vatt met paliondru Lo Hite.
Speaker 3: Marchahart Brahm loved dinosaurs and everything related to paleontology.
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Speaker 3: San wanted something that symbolized his passion and personal journey,
Speaker 3: but she wanted to avoid any cliches. At Museim Vostrug,
Speaker 3: the museum was busy.
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Speaker 1: Auder's ida for stroyed off unholfttetervells as if self.
Speaker 3: Toward the main of thebaum, children ran around joyfully with
Speaker 3: orange hats, and parents distractedly patted their heads as they
Speaker 3: wove their way through the crowd.
Speaker 1: Son Eli plans Rihonti, Sidino Zaruscullette, the Alspervacas in the
Speaker 1: hote Houstomle.
Speaker 3: San walked past gigantic dinosaur skeletons that stood like guardians
Speaker 3: in the grand hall.
Speaker 1: Ser flim Lacht narun still am Estate.
Speaker 3: She smiled at their silent majesty.
Speaker 1: Narmatus if breaketis desal met lo car faussil.
Speaker 3: As she moved further into the museum, she reached the
Speaker 3: hall with local fossils.
Speaker 1: Sevist de brom de so colexi nonst.
Speaker 3: She knew that Brahm hadn't explored this collection yet.
Speaker 1: There to sustain and help la enclin my intriferent fossil.
Speaker 3: There among stones and shells lay a small but intriguing fossil.
Speaker 1: Het halt and unique clans also fortraim out at frelad
Speaker 1: It flowstered.
Speaker 3: It had a unique sene, as if it whispered secrets
Speaker 3: from the past.
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Speaker 3: She hesitated before it up, knowing it was unverified.
Speaker 1: Knit obda moment word is it in fortow the stem.
Speaker 3: Just at that moment she heard a familiar voice son
Speaker 3: sohna reap bromtervel he nahar.
Speaker 1: To lip.
Speaker 3: Called Brahm as he walked towards her, that do ye
Speaker 3: hear what are you doing here?
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Speaker 1: main cado altusuku se hey madam varmer him La.
Speaker 3: It's much too crowded to pick out a gift just
Speaker 3: for me, he said, with a warm smile.
Speaker 1: Son stopped him.
Speaker 3: Lam San stopped and smiled at Brahm.
Speaker 1: S realized as if that't sen amves hat ye feel
Speaker 1: mere bataken the Donville cado oak.
Speaker 3: She realized that his presence here meant much more than
Speaker 3: any gift.
Speaker 1: We chivot. You know what zees, she said, lots of
Speaker 1: asalmon and platz zuko in the museum town.
Speaker 3: Let's find a spot in the museum garden together.
Speaker 1: The kunnen and klain the picnic.
Speaker 3: Howd we can have a little picnic Sama.
Speaker 1: Lipa senarda town inplicful lent to bloomer and at frolic fvoos.
Speaker 3: Together they walked to the garden, a place full of
Speaker 3: spring flowers and the cheerful chirping of birds.
Speaker 1: An invadl vert neercht and all snells at the cedar
Speaker 1: knetant from invader tractasis and al cars raseell.
Speaker 3: A simple blanket was laid down and soon they were
Speaker 3: sitting there enjoying simple treats in each other's company.
Speaker 1: The mida soon sin zacht opener an ambricy to blumblade
Speaker 1: from the magnolias in a rustredon swave.
Speaker 3: The afternoon sun shone softly on them, and a breeze
Speaker 3: let the petals of the magnolia's float. In a gentle dance.
Speaker 1: Sona Besifte does the belongey kervasun samite door to bring
Speaker 1: ervaring it to del and herinering it to Marc.
Speaker 3: Sen realized that it was more important to spend time together,
Speaker 3: share experiences and make memories.
Speaker 1: Muvos ergin stress over it perfect to Cado.
Speaker 3: Now there was no stress about the perfect gift.
Speaker 1: In plats from Matelizac ksuf momente des is sam comlu couste.
Speaker 3: Instead of material things, she chose moments they could cherish together.
Speaker 1: Hetvosti d'arta somo de vaar be taken is from Ambiser
Speaker 1: saying bhabe.
Speaker 3: It was that day that San understood the true meaning
Speaker 3: of being present and.
Speaker 1: Delt marked her heart licht don ou.
Speaker 3: Tou four, and that made her heart lighter than ever before.
Speaker 2: Today's vocabulary words are coming up right after this commercial break.
Speaker 2: Here are today's vocabulary words, first in Dutch, then in English.
Speaker 1: Voperde voperde voperde fluttered first Baradenhite, fast baradenheite, first baraden
Speaker 1: heighte determination, Palaion to Lochi, Palaion to Lochi, Palaion to Lochi.
Speaker 3: Paleontology cliches, cliches, cliches, cliches, first Troid, first troid, first Troid, distractedly, he.
Speaker 1: Hum, desir, he humdis he humed tzer gigantic dinosaurs rusculletor
Speaker 1: de Nosau, rusculator, de Nosau, rusculletor skeletons, The wakers, the wakers,
Speaker 1: the curse, guardians, my estate, my estate, my estate.
Speaker 3: Majesty forcile, for sile, forcile, fossils.
Speaker 5: Interferent, intraferen, interferent, intriguing, clums, clums, clums seen.
Speaker 1: U feared UNGLEVIEI feared, feared and verified, realized, realizier, realized, recognized.
Speaker 1: And these a hate, and these a hate, and these hate.
Speaker 3: Presence picnic, picnic, picnic.
Speaker 1: Picnic, reckveial, reckveil, recveill, chirping, clate, clate, clate, blanket, tragdazis, trakdatzis,
Speaker 1: trak datzis, treats herinering, heirnering herinering.
Speaker 3: Memories.
Speaker 1: Gustare guste gustare cherish matteriale matteriale material material, brico, brich, briche, breeze, bloom,
Speaker 1: blood bloom, blood bloom, blood petals, Magnolias, Magnolias, Magnolias.
Speaker 3: Magnolias, band.
Speaker 1: Band, the band, weave, Flouster, the Flowster, the flouster, the
Speaker 1: whispered Symbolisier de symbolisier de symbolisierd symbolized for me, the
Speaker 1: for mae, the form, the avoiding, becift, besift, besift realize.
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