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Speaker 3: In this episode, we'll embark on a whimsical Valentine's Day
adventure where humor, history, and heartwarming moments blend within the
hallowed halls of a museum.
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Speaker 1: Lere sole di vere, preverly ut neetrodtrell, distesqu escalete, do dinosaur, it'sien,
marchi vet, Pierre, marc ivoulet absolemon and pression claire ro Giorgi, churtook,
Stella sat Valentin, Etienne, Sierra, serves, stampe, prefer meman, controlui, clerire, comment, Satila, Vecin, sourier, conference,
saveatucill tiranosrris rex puve courier, rosierte, candepar claire, amuse o, Sali,
sourci ramon, sabuel Etrassese and pression avoir dite, gentiman, memsieur,
saveg gulcochos sonefou macxucuadou, small attette, ameus eyconsebia Etienne, stantative,
maladrat de ferlan tereseson Etienne, jeocraquilgepargenni too, josette, course taking
a marquevec and clandeills Etienne, no sole sa pademonte oh
mesa tin lady nosour aved prime ramon ypuvevolet contivoulet sertain
fe aver Pierre clertad'rrier don't tidiqi puvebatrolesajo macno desmond atael
seize you piti on the pisier mark realiosi ajouta ibianto
indirectly dinosaur fa the dimun work etienne ardipallion jovial fillen
conestere verence college gion and declared a fette si dinosaur
sid vonnu pu vevalsi we we invisily guante too Pierre
remark the person peged' reprefor le visitor curiolle alongside the
redha damisi etienne really is all adrold the situation common
sire here veteux petetricagnusi pas and experiendinoso a pretu admi
lanfin lejou and perouge mello sourier to jour bia present
ne giem rebionap andre davantage claire leadressa roder chalre and
pet de refe ensembles sassret amison sugeratl avecan candre comprie
etien santiss ratio female grill frai vernale icomprielor la sante
lanier Retadian presidisont capre andretron expat marc vuyen solavec pleasi
sud quatien avevremon resi ageni lut de Claire Memeson to
connetrol dinos pesetanci and tourredo vestige da mondoncience lad suner
de vere katien ave finande more sison paris in jeanne
tarfette point Saint Valentino musi.
Speaker 3: Let's take another lesson. Listen closely to any part you
may have messed.
Speaker 1: Lereung des sole di vere slice at raveri old fernetrodgo
GUIs dito neturrelle.
Speaker 3: The rays of the winter sun slipped through the tall
windows of the great hall of the mouse distoir, not
to hell.
Speaker 1: De zon broduce lancetes caescullet de dinoso.
Speaker 3: Soft shadows danced on the gigantic dinosaur skeletons.
Speaker 1: Etiennarcher vecquier renac.
Speaker 3: Con Etienne walked with Claire and Mark among these giants
of the.
Speaker 1: Past, im and presci surtou s Valentin.
Speaker 3: He absolutely wanted to impress Claire today, especially since it
was Valentine's day.
Speaker 1: Etien sira sa ves stampe prefermement con.
Speaker 3: Etienne pulled his coat a bit more tightly against himself.
Speaker 1: Pierre comn ser till ve Can surier con sevetu tira
nosos rex uve.
Speaker 3: Courier Claire, he began with a confident smile. Did you
know that the tyran his rects could run as fast
as a cheetah?
Speaker 1: Claire amusi uselli sourci.
Speaker 3: Claire amused, raised her eyebrows.
Speaker 1: Ramon, really, Cristion a voi.
Speaker 3: That must be quite impressive to see.
Speaker 1: Dite.
Speaker 3: Mamsieur sonfu, she said kindly, even though she knew something
sounded off.
Speaker 1: Mac su coue dulette Amusi.
Speaker 3: Marc gently shook his head. Amused e.
Speaker 1: Maladrote de fer lan Terson.
Speaker 3: He knew it, Tienne well, and his awkward attempts to
be interesting.
Speaker 1: Etienne en joset course, take you mave can.
Speaker 3: Echien. I think the cheetas always win that race, teased
Mark with a wink. Pitieni etien wasn't discouraged bo Meser. Oh,
but wait le di nozo ve di pume dinosaurs had
feathers rement con truly they could fly whenever they wanted
setan fever. It's a proven fact.
Speaker 1: Pierre quiet de.
Speaker 3: Claire burst into laughter.
Speaker 1: Don't tidqive.
Speaker 3: So you're saying they could outly airplanes?
Speaker 1: Now, de mondet tel seize you pitien de pisier.
Speaker 3: She asked, her eyes sparkling with delight.
Speaker 1: Marc Rien lu si anjuta ibiento udi ra could noosour
faesdi munoo.
Speaker 3: Marc also laughing, ad it and soon he'll tell us
that the dinosaurs did the moon walk.
Speaker 1: Etienne a dipa l viel fienneste verence quelle gill e
di claira en fete si dinosauri devon upu ve versi.
Speaker 2: A.
Speaker 3: Tienne, emboldened by the jovial atmosphere, made a grand gesture
towards a giant skeleton and declared, in fact, these dinosaurs
here before us could waltz we.
Speaker 1: We invisily gontitoo.
Speaker 3: Yes, yes, and elegant waltz and all.
Speaker 1: Pierre re Marc ne pier sin pec de ri prifot.
Speaker 3: Claire and Marc couldn't help but laugh harder.
Speaker 1: Le visiter curilla lancee de re missi.
Speaker 3: Curious visitors cast amused glances at them.
Speaker 1: Etienne realizon la dron de situec come on sin riere vetu.
Speaker 3: Etienne, realizing the funny situation, began to laugh along with them.
Speaker 1: The tetre cougenuci para experendinoso a pretu adnil li jou
and peeruge melu surier tu jo bien prison.
Speaker 3: Maybe I'm not a dinosaur expert after all. He finally admitted,
his cheeks a bit red, but his smile still very
much present.
Speaker 1: Le gienre biena pondre davantage.
Speaker 3: But I'd love to learn more.
Speaker 1: Pierre vie dre sa Rederchell.
Speaker 3: Claire gave him a warm look.
Speaker 1: Perche direfe ensan.
Speaker 3: We could look for real facts together, ceesretamison. That would
be fun sgiretel a ve can condei compris. She suggested
the wink.
Speaker 1: Etien santiss recio fe mae grill froy vernal.
Speaker 3: Echien felt his heart warm despite the winter cold.
Speaker 1: Ye compreel cela sante di presidisonni spere.
Speaker 3: He then understood that sincerity and good humor were far
more charming than pretending to be an expert.
Speaker 1: Marc voyen sola vic peisi sudi quitien vev remreier genill
le care de claire meme.
Speaker 3: Son Mark, seeing this with pleasure, thought that a Chien
had really managed to win Claire as heart, even without
knowing everything about dinosaurs.
Speaker 1: Piceten si nturi de vestige, da mondla duers di vere
qutien ave Finane more Sson Paris, and so.
Speaker 3: It was surrounded by remnants of an ancient world under
the gentle winter light, that Etienne finally achieved his goal.
Speaker 1: In Jeannetta Fette saint Vlento music.
Speaker 3: A perfect day for a Valentine's Day at the museum.
Speaker 2: Today's vocabulary words are coming up right after this commercial break.
Here are today's vocabulary words, first in French, then in English.
Speaker 1: Lerion, lerion, lereeju, the rays, blul blueull, lull, the hall, lisom, lissom, lissom,
the shadows, lescalate, lescalate, liskellt, the skeletons, licien, ligion, lu chier,
the levest, levest, levest, the coat, courier, courier, courier, to run,
lesur selesur si lesur si, the eyebrows, le course, le course,
le course, the race, mela, DROs, mela, drois, mela droi,
awkward lipum, lepum, lepun, the feathers, bet On Voulon, bet
On Voulon, bet On te out fly, leve leve yon,
leve yu, the airplane, Le moon walk, Le moon walk,
le moon walk, the moonwalk. They see, they see, they
see towards Diligan, Iligan illigan ole again. Le visitae, le
visiteur le visite, the visitor lickspere, lispere, li spere, the expert,
le fe le fe le fe, the fact di cleete,
du vier, icleeti, duurier eclette de vier to burst into laughter, blecuire, lecuer,
le care, the heart, La sen cerriti, la sn cerriti,
lai san cerriti, The sincerity, le bonie maer le bonie mare,
la bonniemer, the humor, pretendre, pretendre, pretendre, to pretend, brescio fi,
bricio fe brecio fi too warm, gen yi bien yi
gen ye, to win, levistige, levistige, levis tig the remnants,
le monde, LeMond, le monde, the world, lupissi, lupissi, le pissi,
the pleasure, pracire, pray sire, pray si, to achieve.
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