Speaker 1: Fluid fluent Dorg.
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Speaker 3: In this episode, we'll explore the vibrant heart of Yerishalam,
Speaker 3: where tradition and personal connections flourish amid the colors and
Speaker 3: sounds of the bustling shook.
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Speaker 1: Hashugbi shlaim hayama come lech insipurim bitkufa stav hashuke mit
Speaker 1: malbim u schistovevm he rechtv linim badim hayaba a vire sviva,
Speaker 1: sukota multarrotimuku lot makelata support meda dimb mahak no am
Speaker 1: bahomit budd venevon alabashuk bi rushe imbripes mata, name you
Speaker 1: sukkot who I have at sipura rush lim verasamashi rashla
Speaker 1: ire but ranche la viva the shira ayotmasu rot sha
Speaker 1: timas deshla viva a vivamushet melatratsasa vodata he has raimikoll
Speaker 1: lev shira a hotao headed tamid cham de la zo
Speaker 1: velit more no ahmid krevel durrance la viva where he
Speaker 1: beat bhimbahpusakramat name you read it huniar m usas velaya
Speaker 1: dabad uk mau mahpez a viva a yena bobizi ut
Speaker 1: whom assesed ifbase a hiker viva at mahapees mashuhrad ken
Speaker 1: hashiv noam and mahpees matana cas story RuSHA laim a
Speaker 1: viva here gisha in hud rega a little if at
Speaker 1: liba his prale name call trashit mehair umetra shmerit noam
Speaker 1: klat the sipuri invitri la vincele maasehu mahpees lorak mattana
Speaker 1: Eli masule e v humrisuyam a viva sipral loa ryoneitsuv
Speaker 1: versipu mar hurrav pet om noam vin the lorea raktachu
Speaker 1: ripez algamite la vuto huber halik nodded at trashitu rega
Speaker 1: shnaim am du cham marhuer him a viva here gisha
Speaker 1: ki at maza dame sch marita ve mamzer vinasha vodata
Speaker 1: hibaut vere oski batal but masor it shuk hue hull
Speaker 1: masamatana who gambetti upa zayachim and ashimipuri matequim.
Speaker 3: Let's take another listen. Listen closely to any parts you
Speaker 3: may have missed.
Speaker 1: Ashuk b laim reyam come lech in the Sipurim.
Speaker 3: The Hukelayam was a place full of life and stories.
Speaker 1: Bitufat stave ashut male betve limsavim humim uve mulative kim
Speaker 1: schistovevu benim.
Speaker 3: During the autumn season, the market would be filled with
Speaker 3: the colors of yellow brown leaves and the hustle and
Speaker 3: bustle of venders and buyers wandering between the stalls.
Speaker 1: Ha reer schetev li nim bad dim vetr chitim hayaba vir.
Speaker 3: The scent of spices, fabrics and jewelry filled the air.
Speaker 1: Suviva su kuota multarrote ni shmu kulote ma keelata chuprote
Speaker 1: mehrdra dim be mer rac.
Speaker 3: Around the makeshift booths, the echoing sounds of the shou
Speaker 3: for choir could be heard in the distance.
Speaker 1: No Am baho mit buddhid ven avon ha la bashuk
Speaker 1: bi rushe laiem bripes matera name udl sukurt.
Speaker 3: Na Am. A solitary and wise young man was walking
Speaker 3: through the suk inushla Iyam searching for a special gift
Speaker 3: for the holiday of sukut hu Aha.
Speaker 1: Vitsipur rush laiem Verza, Matana Schetitrable Massorta Shira sche la Il.
Speaker 3: He loved the stories of Aushalayam and wanted a gift
Speaker 3: that would connect to the city's rich traditions.
Speaker 1: But durrance l A Viva ve shira a Masurote Shaima
Speaker 1: s de sle Viva.
Speaker 3: At the stall of Aviva Andhira, dedicated sisters, one could
Speaker 3: find jewelry crafted by Viva's hands.
Speaker 1: Aviva haitao manitcht melela mauve.
Speaker 3: Aviva was a talented artist, full of desire for independence
Speaker 3: and success in her work.
Speaker 1: Hietsraiti Mikola lev Shira Ata Rao hideth mt cham k
Speaker 1: de la zou Velitmo.
Speaker 3: She created jewelry with all her heart. Enshira, her supportive sister,
Speaker 3: was always there to help and support.
Speaker 1: No amit karev dur ranche le Viva that he beat
Speaker 1: timpurral Mata name redit.
Speaker 3: Now I'm approached to Viva's stall and looked at the
Speaker 3: jewelry in search of a special gift.
Speaker 1: Hu Ni musas Villoe d'abduk ma machrepez.
Speaker 3: He appeared hesitant and wasn't exactly sure what he was
Speaker 3: looking for.
Speaker 1: Aviva Ayena Bobizi rout hums mif.
Speaker 3: Aviva glanced at him cautiously, wondering whether to start a conversation.
Speaker 1: Hi carra vivatpees marad.
Speaker 3: Hey, Aviva called out, are you looking for something special?
Speaker 1: Ken yeshiv no Am animrepees mat story Sisha lame.
Speaker 3: Yes replied, na'am, I'm looking for a gift that connects
Speaker 3: to the history of alam.
Speaker 1: A Viva hirscha in rhutle Rega.
Speaker 3: Aviva felt uncomfortable for a moment, but decided to open
Speaker 3: her heart.
Speaker 1: His siprale na male mere caltraschito meher umet sirachmehret.
Speaker 3: She shared with Baham the inspiration behind each piece of jewelry,
Speaker 3: her influences from the city, and the rich culture she preserves.
Speaker 1: Noam callat de sipurim vitrila vin silemase mapez lora materna
Speaker 1: ei mavelever roumri.
Speaker 3: Now I'm absorbed the stories and began to realize that,
Speaker 3: in fact, he was searching not just for a gift,
Speaker 3: but for a personal connection, something beyond materiality.
Speaker 1: Suam Aviva Sipra losuv versipurav.
Speaker 3: When he showed interest in a particular piece of jewelry,
Speaker 3: Aviva told him about the design concept and the story
Speaker 3: behind it.
Speaker 1: Pitom noa avin Zelorierra Ripeza too.
Speaker 3: Suddenly Naam understood it wasn't just the jewelry he was
Speaker 3: looking for, but also the enthusiasm and the connection he
Speaker 3: felt with its.
Speaker 1: Creator Hubachlikitu regaimm du cham merhuer him.
Speaker 3: He chose to buy the peace, and for a moment
Speaker 3: the two stood there smiling.
Speaker 1: A Viva hir la maza dame schemach vet Ma Matsea.
Speaker 3: Aviva felt that her jewelry had found someone who appreciated
Speaker 3: her work and her efforts.
Speaker 1: Hivi nasha vudheta hiba laut ver leski bitlbsurit.
Speaker 3: She realized that her work held meaning and value for
Speaker 3: those engaged in culture and tradition.
Speaker 1: Same huk juriech huloak matsameten who gamziv raveeti vehir vichraba
Speaker 1: u hot Spia.
Speaker 3: As ream left the shuk, he smiled. Not only had
Speaker 3: he found a gift, but he had also gained a
Speaker 3: personal and experiential connection, and she gained confidence in her
Speaker 3: work and her ability to make an impact.
Speaker 1: Zehyer Chibua, Monheim keesher Bin and Ashim Sipuri Matikim.
Speaker 3: It was a deep connection for both of them, a
Speaker 3: bond between people and ancient stories.
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 5: Shuk huk shuk shuk roch lim roch lim roch lim benders.
Speaker 1: Melechrahim, mele reim, melehraim.
Speaker 5: Russell, Mietbo dead, Mietbo dead, Mietbo dead, solitary, Navon, navon, navon, wise,
Speaker 5: suk quote, suk quote, sue quote, masse masse, maasse crafted, Mocheret, Mocheret, Mocheret,
Speaker 5: talented as my ut, that's my ut atmaut independence to mehret,
Speaker 5: to mehret, to mehret, supports meosas melsas meus says, hesitant,
Speaker 5: busy root biz heroot be the herot cautiously, hash hash
Speaker 5: has inspiration, Collette, Collette, Collette, Absorbririri, materiality.
Speaker 1: Rayona eatsouv rayonahatsuv Rayona.
Speaker 3: Eats souv design concept.
Speaker 5: Hit lah vot hit lahavoot hit la ha vout enthusiasm.
Speaker 1: Your seiret, your seiret, your ceret creator mah Rich maricha
Speaker 1: mah Rich appreciated, bahn bhn Beta Ron confidence, Lash, Pierre lash,
Speaker 1: Pia lesh Pia, impact, ribou, ribour, riebour, bond, sukot, su quote,
Speaker 1: su quote, booths, Machaeleete, machaeleete, machaheleet choir mehadhadim mehadhadim mehud haadim, echoing, maltarot, meltarot, meultarrote.
Speaker 5: Makeshift, Sipurim, Sipurim, sipurim, stories, Badim, badim, badm fabric ravayety
Speaker 5: ravaeti ravaeti, experiential, oh headaethe oh headethe oh headeth supportive.
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