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Speaker 3: In this episode, we'll explore a young farmer's quest for
love and prosperity in the shadow of winter's chill, weaving
a heartwarming tapestry of courage and community.
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Speaker 1: A ladnir vitrem stare kameninam yestimezatov and aslavnos lavine and
oslavosklesne aleta na Nazamo toms a, brava staalia kup vlady
said lak up Prostenese, luboko starostevet vari yeho ochi zamlen
aeto vladik milino na kra vesnitz tambidelela eliska give us
vem teri beli s pramen i kovarnie Kova, yakup videl
gm lani poku kataktake nastaros nepole the dabila tax Lava
geros rostra dani otets meroslav blush Prirish Slavii abimo rat
a citya kodriv helt top venosti, yakubow clad nay Robedravitizo,
bels weekly chasnimravid as a via kubov rusta ti u
cost al m lady said, La viel gemus lad Rosodo
said dolesa za Vesnitzi dam the del chi farmai vigieri
and nebespecchi yakuptstalest prod ajobi morrinest a doostatec proslavnos posleni
papskidz avai dai yok napoivie nesh moldovat then slavnosti dalo
vesnes hazel and an armistea stunk de korazi as dhems
and slava yakupri sells that is lessa nervos nis too
yaquistatnirimo pov bodiojo bidish videl yaxil debro avali ulovk neberto
and halato beat Nadia pax patril elisco ye usni viacom
terra plegi la Vesnitzi yakup postavicem tiki reve rugi elisco
zachal slova semurosco las yazica telt germinatobiezalgi elis casmila okaji ponici,
Nadia crassi em nato biez gi yakube otovidae ale pevne
ten okajikist issue still put nohamatchiu ya kup posnal geriskovat
s plaki viosa cisbili and clitvaa prodnic prido vela aas
von veros mijo pravenzis novo siro yakup r elisco viegel
jelaska anaham pro in aslap chiklisen noost.
Speaker 3: Let's take another listen. Listen closely to any part you
may have missed.
Speaker 1: Pozim rosehral vesnama papski slun ah lad nim.
Speaker 3: Vitrem damn cast the village underfoot with rays of sunshine
and a cool breeze.
Speaker 1: Stare kameninamnies ti op cropene dom kiss slam ni mis
trejameza pada ti listo.
Speaker 3: The old stones of the square, surrounded by cottages with
thatched roofs, reflected the glow of the falling.
Speaker 1: Leaves vesnitravovola naslavnost kteramni rabit ne and oslavosklesnie aleta ke
poi nadi nazarup te ti sesimo.
Speaker 3: The village was preparing for a festival which was to
be not only a celebration of the harvest, but also
the last hope for salvation before the coming winter.
Speaker 1: Tom schemsn apri pravastalyia kup mladi sed lac uprosrednis holuboku
starosti vet varji.
Speaker 3: Amidst all this hustle and preparation, stood Jacoup, a young farmer,
at the center of the action, with deep concern on
his face.
Speaker 1: Yeho o chi zamischlene aponeto aldyiri kumlino na krai vesnitze.
Speaker 3: His eyes, thoughtful and full of longing, gazed towards the mill.
On the edge of the.
Speaker 1: Village dambidle la eliska gif kasusvem kteri bil plmen if
kovarni chern kovarsee.
Speaker 3: There lived a Risca, a girl with a smile brighter
than the flames in the forge of her father, a blacksmith.
Speaker 1: Yakup videl jemusi ukazatrod la ni pokutka.
Speaker 3: Yakoup knew he had to show courage and determination if
he wanted to win her heart.
Speaker 1: Niel chektake nastaros de da bila tak slava jehero ziro stradai.
Speaker 3: Yet he also had to care for the family field,
where the harvest was so weak that suffering loomed.
Speaker 1: Otets Miroslav Bilspriri slabi ab orat as.
Speaker 3: His father Miroslov was already too weak to plow and
sow as.
Speaker 1: Before plnos chi Ya Kubovi cladunaye hobedra vie neshnazzo Belsvikli.
Speaker 3: He handed these duties over to Yakoop, placing more weight
on his shoulders than he was accustomed to.
Speaker 1: Pretesnimrasvichu urro di as a helvia Kubovi nitrvrus tai ti
us cost.
Speaker 4: A.
Speaker 3: Premature frost had destroyed most of the harvest, leaving an
increasing anxiety within yakuup al.
Speaker 1: M ladi sed lac viegel jemus u lat.
Speaker 3: But the young farmer knew he had to do something.
Speaker 1: Rosodo s dolesa za Vesnitzi.
Speaker 3: He decided to go to the forest beyond the village.
Speaker 1: Dam g del chi farmai vigili and nebespechi yakup tu
shil mosnalestro di a hoobi ter be moli prines schisti
adustaatec Prouslavnos.
Speaker 3: Where other farmers saw only danger, Yakub sensed the possibility
of finding fruits and mushrooms that could bring fortune and
abundance for the festival.
Speaker 1: Posledni pa preskidn zavchilri horeda ni yeho ko schebyri napuna
nivitce nesch moholdo fat.
Speaker 3: The last rays of the day concluded his search. His
baskets filled more than he could have hoped.
Speaker 1: Den slav nos tiprichrichli nessesdalo mozhne.
Speaker 3: The day of the festival came faster than seemed possible.
Speaker 1: Vesnichen seshazel nanam yi sti stang kibri bavni de korazi
avs duhem seneslavu ni cherstri pechene ho re ba.
Speaker 3: The villagers gathered in the square. Stalls were full of
colorful decorations, and the the air was filled with the
scent of freshly baked bread.
Speaker 1: Yea couprichels daries Lessa nervos nisto ya ki ostatnimo.
Speaker 3: Yakup arrived with gifts from the forest, nervous about how
others would receive them.
Speaker 1: Povs buggiloo prishevigil yaxil debro avai ulovec.
Speaker 3: He was encouraged when he saw people taking and praising
his findes.
Speaker 1: Nebil tooen halat sobiro Ukoeno Bella to Nagier.
Speaker 3: It wasn't just hunger that was satisfied.
Speaker 5: It was hope, paspatil Elisco. Then he saw Arisca ye
Usnivia ko beroza il teozimu tera Seprigi la Vesnitzi.
Speaker 3: Her smile seemed to brighten the whole winter that was
creeping into the village.
Speaker 1: Yea cups postavilceilim tiki Reveari.
Speaker 3: Yacoup faced her, feeling a warm grip in his chest.
Speaker 1: Elisco Zachel Slova, semorros La Ziazicael Nato Biezzalgi.
Speaker 3: Arisca. He began words tumbling from his tongue. I want
to tell you that I care about.
Speaker 1: You, Eliska, mala Okami nadi Anna padne Crassi.
Speaker 3: Arisca smiled, a moment full of quiet hope and subtle beauty.
Speaker 1: Emna Nato biezzale Gi yakube o ale pevne.
Speaker 3: I care about you too, Yacoup, she replied, gently but firmly.
Speaker 1: Then okamjikrish listi sustiro po nohama tanchici venu yakup posnal
Jeriskova spi.
Speaker 3: In that moment, as leaves rustled under the feet of
dancing villagers, Yukuup realized that taking risks can sometimes pay off.
Speaker 1: Vieho sersisbili and clit odvaa prodnipid.
Speaker 3: In his heart remained only peace and courage for the
days to.
Speaker 1: Come vesnitzebilavrela apunaz von veros miju pripravena cheridzimies novosilo.
Speaker 3: The village was warm and full of ringing laughter, ready
to face the winter with newfound strength.
Speaker 1: Ye kup roku vruzes elisko, viegiel jelasca as nahamo ho
pro in aslapchic klisen furrod no hoinost.
Speaker 3: Yukoup hand in hand with riska knew that love and
effort could turn even the weakest harvest into abundant prosperity.
Speaker 2: Today's vocabulary words are coming up right after this commercial break.
Here are today's vocabulary words. First in check, then in English.
Speaker 1: Bodzim bodzim bodzim, autumn, skleizenny, skleiezeenny, sklezzenny, harvest, zahrana zahrana zahrana, salvation,
scn sconn, hustle, doha, dohah oh longing a rat a
rat a rat, plow paid, chesney paid, just snee, just snee, premature, marass, marass, marass,
frost stiss tea s t is t fortune, dostatic, dostatic,
dostratec abundance, decorazz, decorazz, decorazze, decorations, nervosni, nervosni nervos ni nervous, Hella, yell,
haladyel alad yell, gast, kovarna, kovarna, covarna, fortune, kovas, kovas, covas, blacksmith,
adva adva, ad vaha, courage, odhodla ni odhodla, ni odhodla
ni determination ooz cost oos, cost oose, cost anxiety, hobby, hobby, hobby, mushrooms,
pechene pechenee baked, koche, cosche, cosche, baskets, hoighnost hoighnost host, prosperity, sila, sila,
siala strength, risk, risk, risk risk, nay slaps, nay slap,
she nae slap she weakest zavra shili zavrachili xavrachilly concluded,
nadjaeh nadiaeh na yea yeah, hope ti hi ti hiii
quiet snaha snaha snaha, effort slab slab, slabby weak.
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