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Speaker 3: In this episode, we'll explore a sibling's heartwarming choice between
Speaker 3: rare tulips and an easter tradition, uncovering the true essence
Speaker 3: of family love.
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Speaker 1: Hetvos de l'urtroos fris full from bloom the bloomer market
Speaker 1: vastruch mens lot and corte blum enhuj so onder lip
Speaker 1: metal rot him la nast sensus, theemke he yield from
Speaker 1: bloomer for all zeldzammer tupe femke darranteche wield the bloomer
Speaker 1: for passer thunder perhab nath the haili doch say fem
Speaker 1: catavels do the mark tap the bloomer for the pastaffeled
Speaker 1: mutter perfect sain thunder cake onzehin opened, open him from
Speaker 1: the tulpe by hafro roonde theemkezute thunder ye bent via
Speaker 1: off late the moody snells an the clumpies filled the
Speaker 1: luft matclere and her row the tupen haile and narciss
Speaker 1: and parsi ya sint la oprestapolt osrechebobert sunder concerned oh
Speaker 1: kned of how the van and cram phobies under Tupe
Speaker 1: theemke cake Ze enthusiast and Linden neither cram theemke sridharoft
Speaker 1: my lachte her Boor was hotter asset On Blumching the
Speaker 1: wist who belonged to Egged bloomer for Embarre Marce Wilde
Speaker 1: Oxamer the bloomer for passe Kise Trewell Saunders and Tupe
Speaker 1: be wandered fontfemke in ains and Prachtre pas blumchrmz head
Speaker 1: was perfect for hunfamili faced martum caiks O Paroloche. The
Speaker 1: tate floed for bay thunder the Mutekisa the tupe of
Speaker 1: the crumz the heaben need fill tap mere says saunder
Speaker 1: cake from the bizunder tube now the Crumze in harhande
Speaker 1: Hada was a mulla Caucoza martun key Kai nargensus her
Speaker 1: Orifohope plotzeling b Repey, who belongedreg deizidarch for Harvos metel
Speaker 1: riimlach Kortey de blumecoms femke yehebtrelaig passen is force alamal
Speaker 1: dees archis so Frilita demarked haunt in hant met the
Speaker 1: blumacoms to Senhanin Saunder fool de ziglugur hai vizt that
Speaker 1: somre momentum at famili Netzo kospar varra ostezheld sam stetube
Speaker 1: and fonda jrote it speciales releered over lifte and TRADIZI.
Speaker 3: Let's take another listen. Listen closely to any parts you
Speaker 3: may have missed.
Speaker 1: Had vas un zonhlente dachilaide.
Speaker 3: It was a sunny spring day in Leiden de leech.
Speaker 1: Twas friz full Sutchura from bloom.
Speaker 3: The air was fresh, filled with the sweet scents of flowers.
Speaker 1: The bloom marked vastrug.
Speaker 3: The flower market was busy mense.
Speaker 1: Loachte and Corte Blumer for unowne Enauser.
Speaker 3: People laughed and bought flowers for their gardens and homes.
Speaker 1: Sundler lip metalhou to chlim lach nast Sensus.
Speaker 3: Femke Sander walked with a big smile next to his
Speaker 3: sister femp Hey.
Speaker 1: Yields from Blumer for al Fonselt Saint Matulbe.
Speaker 3: He loved flowers, especially rare tulips.
Speaker 1: Femke darranteche Vildebluomer for.
Speaker 3: Passe Femp, on the other hand, wanted flowers for Easter Sundler.
Speaker 1: There had been neath the heildach say fem cautevelle so
Speaker 1: dour de markteb.
Speaker 3: Sander. We don't have all day, said Femke as she
Speaker 3: walked through the market.
Speaker 1: The bloomer for the pastaffel mute perfect, saying.
Speaker 3: The flowers for the Easter table have to be perfect.
Speaker 1: Sundler cake n Sehine opened operchim from the tulp of
Speaker 1: our hay from the round.
Speaker 3: Sander looked around, hoping for a glimpse of the tulips
Speaker 3: he dreamed of.
Speaker 1: Femquezurt themk sighed, sundler, ye bent vier auvrelet.
Speaker 3: Sander, you're distracted again.
Speaker 1: The mootes snelsayn.
Speaker 3: We need to be quick.
Speaker 1: The crampius full de de l'echte met clere elchur.
Speaker 3: The stalls filled the air with colors and scents.
Speaker 1: Lo de tulben hey narcisse and parci ya sint la
Speaker 1: o preustavolt Osrebourbert.
Speaker 3: Red tulips, yellow daffodils, and purple hyacinths were stacked like
Speaker 3: rainbow mountains.
Speaker 1: Sunder gonzeno nit alfau the fon gram folbison rutub.
Speaker 3: Sander couldn't keep his eyes off a stall full of
Speaker 3: special tulips.
Speaker 1: Femke cake theemk look zee entoucioste and lin thenarder.
Speaker 3: Gram, he said excitedly and ran to the stall.
Speaker 1: Femqu sri der harholft mylchte.
Speaker 3: Femp shook her head but laughed.
Speaker 1: Harbour vosotre alstombluemching.
Speaker 3: Her brother was cute when it came to flowers.
Speaker 1: Seviz toublongreg bloomer for Embarre marciaville dee oxama de bloomer
Speaker 1: for Pa Sequis.
Speaker 3: She knew how important flowers were to him, but she
Speaker 3: also wanted to choose the Easter flowers together.
Speaker 1: Develle Sundler Saint Tulpa bevunda de fontfimke in ains and
Speaker 1: prat pas bloom counts.
Speaker 3: While Sander admired his tulips, Femk suddenly found a beautiful
Speaker 3: easter flower wreath.
Speaker 1: Het vos per ficht for unfamili faced.
Speaker 3: It was perfect for their family celebration.
Speaker 1: Martun caiks o parolosch.
Speaker 3: But then she looked at her watch.
Speaker 1: The date floor forbet time was flying by Sundler. The mutequis.
Speaker 3: Sander, we have to choose the tulpe off the crumbs.
Speaker 3: The tulips are the wreath.
Speaker 1: The heaben neat filthee mere.
Speaker 3: Says, we don't have much time left.
Speaker 1: She said, sunder cake from the bijun de le tulp
Speaker 1: now the crumbs in her arm.
Speaker 3: Sander looked from the special tulip to the wreath in
Speaker 3: her hands.
Speaker 1: Het vos muja coukoz.
Speaker 3: It was a difficult choice.
Speaker 1: Martun ke ka nargensius her o folhope.
Speaker 3: But then he looked at his sister, her eyes full
Speaker 3: of hope.
Speaker 1: Plotzling bhepei, who belonged like Desidar for Harvos.
Speaker 3: Suddenly he understood how important this day was for her.
Speaker 1: Metel him la courte de bloomecrumbs.
Speaker 3: With a smile. He bought the flower wreath.
Speaker 1: Femke jeheb treleig femk You're right, bas and is for
Speaker 1: uns a la mal deesachis.
Speaker 3: Easter is for all of us, he said softly.
Speaker 1: So Frilita de marked haunt In Hans met the blum
Speaker 1: consta Sinhanin.
Speaker 3: They left the market hand in hand with the flower
Speaker 3: wreath between.
Speaker 1: Them, sunder fool de ziligu.
Speaker 3: Sander felt happy, haivist thet somre momentum at famili ntso
Speaker 3: kostbar vara olste zelt some stetube. He knew that some
Speaker 3: moments with family were just as precious as the rarest tulip.
Speaker 1: And fonda hate i, spechales, reliered overlifte and tradizi.
Speaker 3: And today he had learned something special about love and tradition.
Speaker 3: Today's vocabulary words are coming up right after this commercial break.
Speaker 3: Here are today's vocabulary words, first in Dutch, then in English.
Speaker 1: Sonny Linda, Lentida, lentida, spring, fries, friece.
Speaker 5: Fries freshin hournin sense, Duke, duke, duke, busy, zild, sam.
Speaker 1: Zielt, sam zild sam rare, climp, climp, climp, climpse of
Speaker 1: relate avrelate of relate, distracted, Grampius, Grampius, Grampius stars O,
Speaker 1: prostabled o, prostabled o, prestabled, stacked, reichenbaur rechuenbau reichenbag, rainbow,
Speaker 1: the wunderde the wunderde bevunderde admired, Bloomer comes, bloomer comes
Speaker 1: blooming combs wreath, famili faced, famili faced, famili faced.
Speaker 3: Celebration, floor, floor, floor, flying, guze, guz guze, choice, coast bar,
Speaker 3: coast bar, coast bar, precious, Traditi, Traditi, traditi, tradition, tulpen, tulpen, tulpen, tulips, narcissa, narcissio,
Speaker 3: narcisso daffodils, hijacinte, hiasinte, he has seen.
Speaker 1: Hyacinth marked, marked, marked, market, bastaffle, bastaff ba staffle table
Speaker 1: zu zucht ucht side, bison, bison, bisonre dilapidated, plot, ceiling, plot, seiling, ploot, ceiling, Suddenly,
Speaker 1: the shape behabe, the shape.
Speaker 3: Understood, Salmon, Salmon, Salmon together, Momente, moment, moment, moments Colliert, Coliart,
Speaker 3: Coliert learned.
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