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Speaker 3: In this episode, we'll uncover the mystical allure of Sami
Speaker 3: healing traditions under the enchanting glow of Summer's eternal twilight.
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Speaker 1: Guisan luhue aurrinkos, quemn valle mala or sisi gorkiet mande,
Speaker 1: mitz eule ericat sam teltat, olivat levit tait net I
Speaker 1: know lizapu nutcula and kokiya yohannux and yuvla humuna tutustasuve
Speaker 1: min sami perentesi, hannett kietoi rituses the perentane and sami
Speaker 1: laget theater I know haluci umerta mit and erti tya
Speaker 1: luno lachet voicivat parenta quehoa yamilta euxi iltapaiva i no
Speaker 1: tapasi can paicalis and paranaian calle tunettin kulas suvali, sesta
Speaker 1: urt tiata muxestan i known utelias lune yochti ha net
Speaker 1: carl and lua missa, hankun tell tarkas divan parana and
Speaker 1: tarinoita ertes tayanide and parenta vistavoi mista calle antoy i
Speaker 1: know le ertin se oxen yoca olitarchoiate to quehoa pustavancouren
Speaker 1: I know only inokasko kay le Mansita, mutapian senielken and
Speaker 1: al Ko, Tunta Olonza oroxy Hanenva san sa quipu Ilia
Speaker 1: and tunsi ol on savasunexi tusina casan, I know meetti
Speaker 1: olico virhen Olikohanna and lota musen Za parentes lagged thetes
Speaker 1: and old lud leans so okea hull and Casva sa
Speaker 1: and patty ittsia cal and Cassin sa heta pasivat Erna
Speaker 1: Iltana kun Johannus Coco Kona kesquelagula io kertoi ca le
Speaker 1: oil raised dan Hanna and Anna and Savaratteli turao to
Speaker 1: missus diaham me nuxesta carla kuneli rajl sesti anta and
Speaker 1: I know poor casa Anna, it's a lesi iica cale
Speaker 1: san oilopulta Busto's own process sich cokeut mita tamato sepoista
Speaker 1: murcut kehostasy I know heng it tu van cal and
Speaker 1: sanat Alva traa hnta hantausi eta hakm eva otvikoya van
Speaker 1: osapurista mista Helia len and al ko tuntavm maxi secafus
Speaker 1: et henki sti kun johannuscocopo VMEs in li ke hinsa,
Speaker 1: I know istuko len viren han umr mian sami and
Speaker 1: suva kunist parenta, kotan han al khoy arvostana parente zuve
Speaker 1: mean u marta eta visa skulke sukupol velda toyele yetakul
Speaker 1: turi and valin and kunnious alka sella, I know ticula
Speaker 1: sudame s and usi arvost sami kultur yak san keevus
Speaker 1: yokaku muka kawas kot in Asti.
Speaker 3: Let's take another lesson. Listen closely to any parts you
Speaker 3: may have missed.
Speaker 1: Quis and lu huet at loivatayan o maiestavalo sami ku
Speaker 1: lain lapis sa.
Speaker 3: The short summer nights cast a magical light over the
Speaker 3: Chammi village in leplam.
Speaker 1: Auring koesus tonut las queman vallet Yui horizontin u la
Speaker 1: mala tent tai ivan vale ampunay sexia orn siksi.
Speaker 3: The sun refused to set, instead hovering above the horizon,
Speaker 3: painting the sky pink and orange.
Speaker 1: Cour quiet mandumits at umpere vat vihre the Cukuloita Joe
Speaker 1: le verkat sam tel tat olivat levitaidu net.
Speaker 3: Tall pine forests surrounded the green hills on which colorful
Speaker 3: chimmy tents were spread out.
Speaker 1: I Knowlisa pu nut Kula and Kokia johannuxen Yu Lahu
Speaker 1: mune tutustas uve min sami Perine.
Speaker 3: Si Igo had arrived in the village to experience the
Speaker 3: Midsummer festivities and to delve deeper into chummy traditions.
Speaker 1: Hani Kiiritoi iritu sest perenteen in sami Lak.
Speaker 3: She was particularly fascinated by traditional Tima medicine.
Speaker 1: I know Halluci Ummrta mieten ur Titi lacketh voisivat paranta
Speaker 1: keehoa yamielta.
Speaker 3: Aino wanted to understand how herbs and natural remedies could
Speaker 3: heal both body and mind.
Speaker 1: Uxi Ilta paiva ai no tapasi caln pai calis in Parantayan.
Speaker 3: One afternoon. I know mac Bole, a local healer.
Speaker 1: Called tune t in Kula s suve lista ur Tixista.
Speaker 3: Bully was known in the village for his profound knowledge
Speaker 3: of herbs.
Speaker 1: I known utelias Lua neot colin Lua missa kun telar Castevan,
Speaker 1: hamparantaiantarinoida Urtes tayanide and parana vista voi mista.
Speaker 3: I go as curious nature led her to where she
Speaker 3: listened intently to the old healer's stories about herbs and
Speaker 3: their healing powers.
Speaker 1: Calle antoi I know le urtinze oxen yoko olitar ko
Speaker 1: te tukehou distavan.
Speaker 3: Kuren Kulla gave Imo an herbal mixture intended for a
Speaker 3: body cleansing regimen I.
Speaker 1: Know lien no cosco ke le Monsita mutapian senel ke
Speaker 1: and han al Koitunta olonza oduxi.
Speaker 3: Ido was eager to try it, but soon after she
Speaker 3: began to feel strange.
Speaker 1: Hanaen Vatsan Sakipulia han Tunsi olon sa Vasuneisi.
Speaker 3: Her stomach ached and she felt fatigued.
Speaker 1: Tusi Naka's son a no miheti Oli kohante nut vihen.
Speaker 3: In her distress, Iva wondered if she had made a mistake.
Speaker 1: Oli Kohanna and luta muxen saperinte se lagie, the saying
Speaker 1: O lut lian sokea.
Speaker 3: Had her trust in traditional medicine been too blind.
Speaker 1: Huoln coswais sahan pati itzia cale nkesien Sa.
Speaker 3: As her concern grew, she decided to seek out toll.
Speaker 1: Hita passivat Ira na iltana kun johan nusco koloimo ti
Speaker 1: kirkona Kesquelekula.
Speaker 3: They met one evening when the midsummer bonfire blazed brightly
Speaker 3: in the middle of the village.
Speaker 1: Ainukertoi call le oi reistan.
Speaker 3: I'm a told CALLI of her symptoms.
Speaker 1: Henin ann in severe te li turau tumisis tayahem me nuxista.
Speaker 3: Her voice trembled with frustration and confusion.
Speaker 1: Call kun deli rao holsisti anta n ainn poor ka tunteen.
Speaker 3: Sa bully listened calmly, allowing Oiva to express her emotions.
Speaker 1: An nahzileisi ei ka call san oilopulta.
Speaker 3: Give yourself time, Culli said finally.
Speaker 1: Burhisto's own process.
Speaker 3: Si cleansing is a process o let ikea ko ke.
Speaker 1: Nut mita tama ur ti voiteheda.
Speaker 3: You might have experienced what this herb can do. Sepois
Speaker 3: ta merkut kehostasi. It removes toxins from your body. A
Speaker 3: noheng it tisuvaan Anga took a deep breath.
Speaker 1: Colin sannat al koivat rau hoahanta.
Speaker 3: Collia's words began to calm her.
Speaker 1: Hanta yu sie ita hanen ko ke muxen sa evat
Speaker 1: o let vi koya van osapuristau du mista.
Speaker 3: She realized that her experiences were not mistakes, but part
Speaker 3: of the cleansing process.
Speaker 1: Heli alen han al koituntea olon sakeivu emmexi secafusi s
Speaker 1: histi ita hengkiz histi.
Speaker 3: Gradually she began to feel lighter, both physically and mentally.
Speaker 1: Kun yoha nusco kopoloi vi mesi lie ke hinsa a
Speaker 1: no istuiko len vien.
Speaker 3: As the Midsummer bonfire burned down to its last flames,
Speaker 3: Iva sat beside golle han.
Speaker 1: U merciparre min sami and suva kun nihoi tushta lua
Speaker 1: non parent ta via voi miako tan.
Speaker 3: She understood better the deep chummy respect for the healing
Speaker 3: powers of nature.
Speaker 1: Han al koi r voshta nay taperinte de suvem mian
Speaker 1: u Marta neeta visaus kul ke sukupol velda toiseele ye
Speaker 1: ta kulturi and velli neen kunni oitus alko tiedo laya Umruxela.
Speaker 3: She began to appreciate these traditions more deeply, realizing that
Speaker 3: wisdom is passed from generation to generation and that respect
Speaker 3: between cultures begins with knowledge and understanding.
Speaker 1: I know la tikul as the sairavana paven suda mis
Speaker 1: san usivost sami, kulturya kota nahengis san keeves yokakulkmukaa kawas
Speaker 1: kotin asti.
Speaker 3: Igo left the village the next day with a new
Speaker 3: appreciation for Chummi culture in her heart and a sense
Speaker 3: of lightness in her spirit, which accompanied her far back home.
Speaker 3: Today's vocabulary words are coming up right after this commercial break.
Speaker 3: Here are today's vocabulary words, first in Finnish, then in English, hey.
Speaker 1: Yu lay yui lay yui, hovering a source, donut, a
Speaker 1: source donut, a source tout refused, horizon tin horizon tin
Speaker 1: horizon tin horizon ulaho moon yo lahomon yo hula hoo
Speaker 1: moon festivities, lacke it, lack it, lacke it, remedies, tutus toa, tutustua,
Speaker 1: tutus doa, delve gie tooi gietoi gieh TOOI, fascinated, barontayan, barantayan, barntayan, hiller, suveli, siesta, souveli, sista,
Speaker 1: souvel lii, sesta, profound urtin, se oxen urtin, se oxen urthin,
Speaker 1: se oxen mixture, gooren, gouren, courene, regimen, vasuneiksi, vasuneiksi, vasu neeksy,
Speaker 1: fatigued oiraistan oiraistan Oiraistan symptoms, verateli, verateli, verateli, trembled, mihrgot mergut, mehrgut.
Speaker 5: Taxins, buh distus, buhdistus, buh distus, cleansing, arvostus, arvostus, arvostus, appreciation,
Speaker 5: socopol velta, soucopolvelta, soucopoul velta, generation process, SI process, SI process,
Speaker 5: si process, thodola, thiodola, thiodola, knowledge umartaen umertaen ummerthaen understanding, kunnioidusta,
Speaker 5: kunioidusta kunni oitusta respect esaus v saus viz OUs wisdom
Speaker 5: laun noon lunnon lun noon.
Speaker 1: Nature Rau holy siesti, Rau holysisty, Rau holy sisti calmly
Speaker 1: dusi knukas san ducie, nukas san dusi, knockos san distress
Speaker 1: in nucus in nucus in knocus eager, keep oiely, keep oiely,
Speaker 1: geep o ely x, loimoti loimoti, loimoti, blazed, diausi diu
Speaker 1: si dau sie realized.
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