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Speaker 3: In this episode, we'll journey with Axeley as he faces
Speaker 3: critics and nature's whims to triumph as a celebrated poet
Speaker 3: amidst the Grand Apollenismoy Festival.
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Speaker 1: Exilay coco cow punk, tuli, mana kuno the man apol mala, axley, olinori, runoila, tawna,
Speaker 1: intoyatoi bo hanne unel mansa, olivoita paikan sort and rune
Speaker 1: oilioid and yokosa tanan hanakoy is ita ouden odin is
Speaker 1: a festival el kaisa, kulu is a run oilia yaquil
Speaker 1: pilon ta mari oliussa tama only axel in suri madoli
Speaker 1: saus mutakaiki eva usk hane uka van haarrunoilia, katsota, epilen
Speaker 1: on casinula to la lahya poika yukakusu anikasti, sad and
Speaker 1: moodkin katso man Axelia crit is esti e l a
Speaker 1: helpsta runo and huepul oxletunsi, sumenza pampi levan mutapati ola
Speaker 1: valitamata you can za oysta han t si ita han
Speaker 1: and run on za olihuva kun war tuli han ast
Speaker 1: e and misik een heng it suvanya aloit t du
Speaker 1: sensa akiatulinosiek tempel in umperi la huima and ko kiahyrit
Speaker 1: and Kolia oxcel in annie oli houku and paohon han
Speaker 1: yanity head Kexi mutasit and han kohoti ant han Laosui
Speaker 1: run on zavavasti selvasa kayava tempelisa kuntuli vido in tune
Speaker 1: to axcel in voimak and ii kai kuman kaisa olivaikutnut
Speaker 1: samoe in kuencoco Elesa oxlisa osaka and anikat Susi and
Speaker 1: ozo duxet yopa yuk and kvasivasti taman pai vanielke and
Speaker 1: oxley a olu en a vainori runoilia.
Speaker 5: Hannes the yeahn tis.
Speaker 1: La tela han olivousen yallo ta nut paikon yota, ol
Speaker 1: O oliv is otaman baikons asur and run oilioid and joks.
Speaker 3: It's an is sena. Let's take another listen. Listen closely
Speaker 3: to any parts you may have missed.
Speaker 1: Ol s so timpele and kukul and huipula yoursa apol Tempelikova.
Speaker 3: Takoti briutally stood at the top of the Hill of Temples,
Speaker 3: where the apple of Temple rose majestically towards the sky.
Speaker 1: Only appol is moi yu ulan Paiva yakevat Oli Puja
Speaker 1: nutkuk gone.
Speaker 3: It was the day of the festival and spring had blossomed.
Speaker 1: Tim peli Oli corristel to cu La Yacoco kaupunklul ma
Speaker 1: ya kuniuit the man apo ma La.
Speaker 3: The temple area was decorated with flower reeds and garlands,
Speaker 3: and the entire city had come to celebrate and honor
Speaker 3: the godopulod.
Speaker 1: Akseeli Olinori run Oilia Thao na intoya.
Speaker 3: Toivo Buteli was a young poet full of enthusiasm and hope.
Speaker 1: Hannen unel Mansa Olivoita Pai Cansour then rune oilioid njo Cosa.
Speaker 3: His dream was to win a place among the great
Speaker 3: poets of the area then.
Speaker 1: An hanai koi isita ouden od ins Fistevla.
Speaker 3: Today he intended to present his new ode at the festival.
Speaker 1: Gaisakuluisa run Oilia yaquil Pai Luntua mari.
Speaker 3: Olisiule Sa Goeisa, a famous poet, and the judge of
Speaker 3: the competition would be in the audience. Theama oli oseilin
Speaker 3: suri mado lisus. This was Gutilia's great opportunity.
Speaker 5: Mutakaiki evat usk.
Speaker 3: Etanen, but not everyone believed in him.
Speaker 1: Uka von harun Oilia Kotsu nura Epailen.
Speaker 3: Yuka, an old poet, looked at the young man skeptically.
Speaker 5: O gozinul to de la lahya boika, do.
Speaker 3: You really have talent?
Speaker 1: Boy Yuka Kusui anikasti saden mutkin kotsoman Oxilia krit Sesti.
Speaker 3: Yuka asked loudly, causing others to look at Kuteli critically.
Speaker 5: E O lahilpusta runo de and huipul.
Speaker 3: It is not easy to rise to the peak of poetry.
Speaker 1: Oilitun si suda mensa pampai levan mutapati o la la
Speaker 1: mata yukon Saosta.
Speaker 3: Rutui felt his heart pounding, but decided to ignore us words.
Speaker 5: Han tisi it the hanendrunon sa oli Huva.
Speaker 3: He knew his poem was good.
Speaker 1: Kun wur Otuli han astui iten i mishio kun iten
Speaker 1: hengi suvanya aloit tiduk sensa.
Speaker 3: When his turn came, he stepped forward in front of
Speaker 3: the crowd, took a deep breath, and began his performance.
Speaker 1: Ekia tuli nosi yeskempelin umberi la Huima, then kuk kia Yahiri, Thenkolia.
Speaker 3: Suddenly the wind rose, swirling around the temple, scattering flowers
Speaker 3: and distracting the listeners.
Speaker 5: Okseelin anni oli huk ku sen.
Speaker 3: Pau Ritalie's voice was almost drowned out by its roar.
Speaker 1: Han yen NiTi heitkixi mutasiten han kooti anthan.
Speaker 3: He tensed for a moment, but then he raised his voice.
Speaker 1: Han lao sui runo savahvasti silvatsanat kaya teva Tempelisa.
Speaker 3: He recited his poems strongly, his clear words resounding in
Speaker 3: the temple.
Speaker 1: Kuntu l vihi do in tunt okselin voimaks aiyai kai kuman.
Speaker 3: When the wind finally calmed, Waria's powerful voice lingered.
Speaker 1: Kaisa olivai kutunut samoein kuenko.
Speaker 3: Ko Koisha was impressed, as was the entire audience.
Speaker 1: Osili sai Osaksa in anikatsusi on.
Speaker 6: OsO tukset Ouceeli received loud applause. Yopa Yuka kasihuvak suvashti
Speaker 6: even Yuka nodded approvingly. Taman pai vanieli kin o sili
Speaker 6: a o lut in a va noori runoila.
Speaker 3: After this day, Kittaly was no longer just a young poet.
Speaker 1: Hanista ola san jahn tsuda missen ola la till.
Speaker 3: He had become a recognized talent throughout his community, and
Speaker 3: he knew in his heart that he was on the
Speaker 3: right path.
Speaker 1: Han olivomuk sin yalout baikon yota oli a Natavo.
Speaker 3: He had gained confidence and found the place he had
Speaker 3: always sought.
Speaker 1: Ol mistaman baik sassur and run oilioid and yo kosa
Speaker 1: rochn itza Sina.
Speaker 3: Whittally was ready to take his place among the great poets,
Speaker 3: brave and independent.
Speaker 2: Today's vocabulary words are coming up right after this commercial break.
Speaker 2: Here are today's vocabulary words, first in Finnish, then.
Speaker 5: In English, Ulvana, ulvanna ulvana, majestic, boohia, nut cook gone, poohia,
Speaker 5: nut cook gone, pooh ya, nut.
Speaker 1: Cook, cone, blossomed, cu cosele la cucosepele la cuck Cossela.
Speaker 5: Wreaths gernuxi la gernuxi lla gunuxi la garlands into into
Speaker 5: into enthusiasm odi audi ou d oh epilen epeilen ipilen,
Speaker 5: skeptically creed, disest the creed. This is the creed, desest
Speaker 5: critically bump by Levon, Bump by Levon, bump, bi leven, pounding,
Speaker 5: hey riten, hey written, heyriten, distracting, Girsi ghirsi, girsi, swirling, huimaten, huimaten,
Speaker 5: hui maten, scattering.
Speaker 1: Hukua, hukua, houkka, drowned kyah tivat kayak tivat, kyah tivat, resounding,
Speaker 1: dun dou dun dou dun do come voimachus, voimachus, voimachus powerful,
Speaker 1: vayi kutu nut vai kutu nut vay kutu nut impressed,
Speaker 1: susi on ozoi tooks it, susi on ozo tooks it,
Speaker 1: susi on osoi took set applause huvaksuvasti, huvasuvasti, huvesuvasti, approvingly
Speaker 1: dunus tettu tu nous tetu tu nous teto recognized itze
Speaker 1: lota muxen itze lota muxen its a lota muk sen
Speaker 1: confidence kunioit ta man kunioita man gunnioit ta man honor
Speaker 1: toivo toivo, toivo, hope, to a Mari tou a mari
Speaker 1: to a mari Judge mahdoli, sus mahdoli, sus mahdoli, saus opportunity,
Speaker 1: sudhami san suda messen sudem miss san heart yanniti yaniti,
Speaker 1: yanniti tenst dun dou dundu duntu come goi kuman cai
Speaker 1: kuman goi ku man lingered. It's a nice It's a
Speaker 1: nice sinna. It's a nice sinna.
Speaker 3: Independent.
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