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Speaker 3: In this episode, we'll unravel the mystical secrets of Mont
Saint Michel, where legends and history converge under the moonlit skies,
leading to unexpected discoveries and newfound respect for ancient tales.
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Speaker 5: Amosa Michel Levon Suffredus mons Ladner de la lin aloin
le bruis de sell pon yeveti lala jion di tresor
cachi n diquepano la maree di Branton and tressa Paris
free luketam di qua e la Montoni setier Jean Encore
pauluis set nistouiradlmer dubou l o d l epacioni palistoire
el reve de pruvec l lejon devre de Pililla Marcel
and aventurierro tretici che in Dania Aventier Marcel as a
property visio tressor lieutinam pale cautiagon provabacen is the sid
de se relod Marcel purfin prouvec tu Sellini cupr fiction
Le jour de pac is a route to restoi. Monsaint
Michel la Marie comments abasse de couv le vastes sabreu
de la beat le soir tomb come previeu delunear, mysterious
apparezol once your lill curious mon selluner song religid day
is avants preda mon cievn lil d la nui bian
too is wroteuve de vone grotenciennes lontan cashep lamier l
o d etch city marcel suri convent cuti sansol le
banvois luc septic less. You have a criticisans don la
gratte pad the tresor do reni de bijou nes il
decouv Renuncian artifact call cassius alistard deil. The nepacity is
espere messet in prere in prove de la vere de
de real a legend Reek first as a decouvert rossan
and nouval entire police to the monsaint michel icompronad knownke
man li nito la remportance saiq comte sonepal tresoro limen
marie to a quill raconte tondi kilquitt la gratte luke
suturna verello di de marcel l'line claire la chemandootour luc
sequila change des armes irregard de l lave Caspernuve Prayer,
Aquier thenister ra Vecanescriever and sie ouquerre de mon Saint Michel,
l Nido pac marcela fananseptisis melo vertire re nouvell Lavonteur
sell de le gion de demitte, Quifon vibrell Pierre de Lille.
Speaker 3: Let's take another lesson. Listen close way to any part
you may have messed a.
Speaker 5: Mon Saint Michel, Levont, Souffreduce monsle Neorontique illininepa la ducull
near de laolin.
Speaker 3: At Mont Saint Michel. The wind softly blows over the
ancient walls, illuminated by the soft light of the moon.
Speaker 5: Ouloin le bruis de vaisea ni.
Speaker 3: In the distance, the sound of the waves lulls the night.
Speaker 5: Silu Panton yer Vetri la le jeon ditriso quei.
Speaker 3: It is spring, and with it the legend of the
hidden treasure resurfaces.
Speaker 5: Un dique pond la Marri Dupranton and triso bare.
Speaker 3: They say that during the spring tide a treasure appears.
Speaker 6: Mes fay, but is it true?
Speaker 5: Riquetam nquin.
Speaker 3: Luke is a local man I.
Speaker 5: La entier jeancurencour.
Speaker 3: He has heard this legend over and over again.
Speaker 5: Pouli city Ristoi dolner dubou.
Speaker 3: To him it is a tall tale.
Speaker 5: Elodi el Epacii Paristois.
Speaker 3: Allodi, on the other hand, is passionate about history.
Speaker 5: El reve de prouvecu le gen de vree.
Speaker 3: She dreams of proving that the legend is true.
Speaker 5: Di pill lle Marcel an aventurier tretici che aventur.
Speaker 3: And then there's Marcel, a retired adventurer seeking one last adventure.
Speaker 5: Marcelli pro till rico tres.
Speaker 3: Marcel has his own theories about the treasure.
Speaker 5: Lut nempele ll cusettier gen provocnni.
Speaker 3: Luke doesn't like the chaos this legend causes each year.
Speaker 5: I dedu sieur relaud e marcell fan prouvec to soeleniqu
pure fiction.
Speaker 3: He decides to follow a Lodian Marcel to finally prove
that all of this is pure fiction.
Speaker 5: Lu jour de bac ro truf turi trois mon Saint Michel.
Speaker 3: On Easter Day, they meet all three at Mont Saint Michel.
Speaker 5: Le Marie co monsabissi di couva le veast de sabru
de la bet.
Speaker 3: The tide begins to recede, revealing the vast sands of
the bay.
Speaker 5: Le soi tombre. Night falls come crelleu de lunier, mysterious
barreso lusurli.
Speaker 3: As expected, mysterious lights appear in the distance on the island.
Speaker 5: Curious mon selinier snri lei guidi.
Speaker 3: Curiously, these lights seem to guide them.
Speaker 5: Vons priud'er mon chivolilie l'a la nie.
Speaker 3: They proceed cautiously, following the glows in the night.
Speaker 5: Bien tour yesu ro teuve de v.
Speaker 6: Lon meier.
Speaker 3: Soon they find themselves in front of an ancient cave
long hidden by the sea.
Speaker 5: Delu di eticxiti.
Speaker 3: Alodi is excited, Marseilles suri convent Curtis sonsour le bon Vois.
Marcel smiles, convinced they are on the right track.
Speaker 5: Ric Septque li sieur vectis sans.
Speaker 3: Luke, skeptical, follows them reluctantly.
Speaker 5: Don la grete pad tresor do reni de bijou.
Speaker 3: In the cave, there is no golden treasure or jewels.
Speaker 5: Nes di couv artifact quercus yer listois.
Speaker 3: De But they discover an ancient artifact, something linked to
the island's history.
Speaker 5: Sonepa cuchisespere messer tin pre. It is not what they
hoped for, but it is proof in prou de la
verite de riel le le genre, proof of the truth
behind the legend ric first si di couverte roussin nouvell
lent terre poliicstol de mon Saint Michel.
Speaker 3: Luke, facing this discovery, feels a new interest in the
history of Mont Saint Michel.
Speaker 5: Y comprot non que men le nito ltense.
Speaker 3: He now understands that even myths have their importance.
Speaker 5: Certi comte sonepar tresa rememe meristois kill ra comte.
Speaker 3: What matters is not the treasure itself, but the story
it tells.
Speaker 5: Toni quiquit la grotte ric suiturme vere Loo di Marcel.
Speaker 3: As they leave the cave, Luke turns to a Lodian Marcel.
Speaker 5: Lellini tierre la chemande routeur.
Speaker 3: The moon lights their way back.
Speaker 5: Lucxeti la changi.
Speaker 3: Luc knows he has changed.
Speaker 5: This urme ill reguer deli la ve caespero nouvelle pre
a quiller le niic terra ve canescriu vere.
Speaker 3: From now on he looks at the island with renewed respect,
ready to embrace the mystery with an open mind, and
si uquer.
Speaker 5: De mon Saint Michel, lea nis du pac marcela fernand sticisme,
lu vertiur re nouve la vonteur selles de le gen
de di mit quifuvirel Pierre de Lille.
Speaker 3: Thus, in the heart of Mantis, Saint Michel, Easter night
marked the end of skepticism and the opening to a
new adventure, that of the legends and myths that make
the island stones vibrate.
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 6: Livon, livon, livon, the wind.
Speaker 5: Lussimon, Lussimon, Lussimon.
Speaker 3: Softly, untique, untique, untique, ancient, illuminated.
Speaker 6: Le marie, marie, le marie, the tide.
Speaker 5: This this see.
Speaker 6: This recede vest vest vest fast, myster.
Speaker 5: Yous, there you.
Speaker 3: Myster you mysterious.
Speaker 1: Avon see avon, see avon, see to proceed de.
Speaker 5: De cautiously legot, legot, legot, the cave an artifact, an artifact,
an art effect.
Speaker 3: Relic yeah ah yeah ah.
Speaker 5: Yeah ah.
Speaker 1: Linked to the criticians, the criticisans, the criticiens reluctantly decepticism,
lucet sism, decepticism, skepticism, last effect, lactiffect last effect, the artifact,
conven Cux, Convenu, conven Cux, convinced, Leveriti, le Veriti, Leveriti,
The truth Bassuni pass your passion, passionate bluel blue l blukel,
Chaos bin prere bing, prev Bing, prev proof, Leland, leal
chand Leland.
Speaker 3: The Legend, Prove, Prove, prove, to prove.
Speaker 5: Cash cush.
Speaker 3: Cash hidden, Ti.
Speaker 7: City, Fixity, Pixity, excited, Lelein, Lelein, Lehlein, The Moon.
Speaker 6: Aka yeh a k year.
Speaker 1: A ka Year Embrace, then Aventure, then Aventure, the Avent Adventure, Suturni,
sutur Suite to turn, bid, bid the.
Speaker 3: Bid to Guide.
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