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Speaker 3: In this episode, we'll discover how the beauty of a
Speaker 3: flower farm brings two students together, transforming their relationship through
Speaker 3: whispered stories and shared traditions.
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Speaker 1: matria for sabavi haiyela dimit shut shna schuetavetsufa here ghishak
Speaker 1: tsat levad he eat bona by mir at Elmira, Kolani
Speaker 1: scha amiday abe cazi nim amra madam reverim so reku
Speaker 1: made leg bent perhet sivoni ufamnit aval bifnim who here
Speaker 1: ghishksat herret ut amida havlotrkaz ahmel lam lossipe la a
Speaker 1: frarad a la veto la teva ulsipurashe saba no ahi
Speaker 1: be aba prahim umasheva alfa brussha he red staala de
Speaker 1: berrimamir pagdash kola ive la been trukava amim ahmashu bravaga
Speaker 1: rameses Amir Botto has mann aglitga Mushebert's knowledge tv bamashaui
Speaker 1: shi besisi u chahmedrisipera Marzopricha Amira can si Ma muka
Speaker 1: a temodim huitril sabah hayag nan the psach haginaso hat
Speaker 1: haladim iv sekula regla akshiv Haiti sabako krag theyam ispali
Speaker 1: ka mateva amrim shikh Huklese livetelet bernardame lea teva nakshiva
Speaker 1: behevrav ma las ma ahresipur hesra Ohmedsufantai loav a nijohevet
Speaker 1: prahim amra ani Lama sabah amir riech It's leave ken
Speaker 1: hieta mufla hashiv vehimt svila peer made brima masotragsfayom no
Speaker 1: agradash themre Vin kamatov liotomi him venakecher tevet.
Speaker 3: Let's take another listen. Listen closely to any parts you
Speaker 3: may have missed.
Speaker 1: The voco pel tiba vivens tel dim raim.
Speaker 3: On an active spring morning, the students of CLASSED went
Speaker 3: on a trip to a lively flower farm.
Speaker 1: Miss A viva co Rearokuni rej de Matria Usa Baville.
Speaker 3: All around, everything was green and floral, with the fresh
Speaker 3: scent of soil and flowers carried in the air.
Speaker 1: Hayela dimitlechubet chut china skita visufa lgi chaques tetlevade.
Speaker 3: The children whispered with excitement, while now quiet and observant,
Speaker 3: felt a bit alone.
Speaker 1: He et bon mir a telmirecolani chetemi yea be mer
Speaker 1: cazi nim.
Speaker 3: She watched Ama, the boisterous student who was always the
Speaker 3: center of attention.
Speaker 1: Amira madim pre verim sog recue medeleg bemper f sevoni ufa.
Speaker 3: Monite Emil stood with friends, laughing and skipping between tulips
Speaker 3: and bellflowers.
Speaker 1: Avel bifnim huir ghischa fret.
Speaker 3: But inside he felt somewhat different.
Speaker 1: Hutemi devlot mirceaz ahmeo la lusiper la fra de la
Speaker 1: veta teva ulsipura chuba.
Speaker 3: He always liked being in the center, but never told
Speaker 3: anyone about his love for nature and his grandfather's stories.
Speaker 1: No A hi beteba preim u marche va al fa Barucha.
Speaker 3: Now looked at the flowers and a thought crossed her mind.
Speaker 1: Hi rats telle de berrim Amil.
Speaker 3: She wanted to talk to mil.
Speaker 1: Paradeskola iv la bramim.
Speaker 3: She was afraid her voice would be drowned out by
Speaker 3: his loud laughter ahmashu is, but something about the farm
Speaker 3: made her want a.
Speaker 1: Dare Amil bel too Ha's man held be mai.
Speaker 3: Amir. At the same time, decided he wanted to share
Speaker 3: something personal.
Speaker 1: Too, bessiu cha madri per amil le ma muka.
Speaker 3: At the height of the tour, while the guide talked
Speaker 3: about the flower cycle, Amil took a deep breath a.
Speaker 1: Dim huitril sabahili haya gnan.
Speaker 3: You know, he began. My grandfather was a gardener the.
Speaker 1: Pesach hag haita perit bertre.
Speaker 3: During passa. His garden was the most floral.
Speaker 1: Hayel dim ifikula rega lekshiv.
Speaker 3: The children paused for a moment to listen.
Speaker 1: Hai tiro lebakurrag vuya mispaik maeva amirim schik hukleeze liftur
Speaker 1: de le Bernard d'amleteva.
Speaker 3: I would visit my grandfather every holiday, and he would
Speaker 3: tell me how important it is to celebrate with nature.
Speaker 3: Abiel continued. He called it opening a door between man
Speaker 3: and nature.
Speaker 1: That nakshiwa be Kshevrevreelem.
Speaker 3: Now listened intently, smiling to herself.
Speaker 1: Ah Re sipour he is ra ometsufantailev.
Speaker 3: After the story, she mustered the courage and approached him.
Speaker 1: Agnio he vet perrim amra.
Speaker 3: I love flowers, she said.
Speaker 1: Anir ho la la demen eeta ginna ch saba schertra.
Speaker 3: I can imagine your grandfather's garden.
Speaker 1: Amer Rie meroz chler l gat bli bam chercheverave.
Speaker 3: Emil smiled, pleased that he managed to touch the hearts
Speaker 3: of his friends.
Speaker 1: Kin hieta muflain yeshiv.
Speaker 3: Yes, it was wonderful, he replied.
Speaker 1: Vehe mimshi rule sure Berto Scheville purer mede brima massot
Speaker 1: um schmautechrag.
Speaker 3: And they continued to chat along the blooming path, talking
Speaker 3: about traditions and the meaning of the holiday.
Speaker 1: Besso fayum noahr gicha chi maza chever radaesch vermere vin
Speaker 1: kametovl'otta miti.
Speaker 3: By the end of the day, now I felt she
Speaker 3: had found a new friend. Ann Amir realized how good
Speaker 3: it is to be genuine.
Speaker 1: Calamavendchal kischer teve.
Speaker 3: Thus they returned together to the bus, smiling and full
Speaker 3: of blooming experiences, with a new found understanding of connection,
Speaker 3: nature and the festival of freedom.
Speaker 2: Today's vocabulary words are coming up right after this commercial break.
Speaker 2: Here are today's vocabulary words, first in Hebrew, then in English.
Speaker 3: Poel, poel, po l active, so fe, so fe so fa, observant.
Speaker 1: Colonni, col agni, col agni, boisterous, marsou mahrasso, cycle, ezra, ezra, azra, mustard,
Speaker 1: omits omits ometes, courage, bekyshev rev bekishevv, bekyshevv.
Speaker 3: Intently, amity, amity, amit t genuine.
Speaker 1: Pirohni, pirohni, pirahni, floral yerok yerok yerok green a daema
Speaker 1: ademin adem ma, soil, hit ler, rashoe, hit ler, rashoe,
Speaker 1: hit lashoe.
Speaker 3: Whispered her as her is her is dared. See see
Speaker 3: see hi hashove, harashove, rushove, important lahgog lahgog la, hagog, celebrate.
Speaker 1: Massuot, masuot, masur.
Speaker 3: Traditions, hag hagg festival.
Speaker 1: Rerout rerout rereut.
Speaker 3: Freedom, ghannan ghanan, ghannan gardner have siku have siku have
Speaker 3: siku pausing apihnit apihnit hapi rhnit blooming mashmaut mashmaut mashmaut
Speaker 3: meaning amiti amiti, am t genuine cashier, cashier cash shaer connection,
Speaker 3: malehrahim melm mele chraim lively is she is, she is,
Speaker 3: she personal, Mertze, miltze, merutze, pleased, shikta schkita sketa quiet, lived, lived,
Speaker 3: lived alone.
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