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Speaker 3: In this episode, we'll follow Andreas as he dances into
Speaker 3: a humorous cultural mix up in the heart of the Amazon,
Speaker 3: discovering the joy of embracing the unexpected.
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Speaker 1: Oye Tavendravecilla, Andreas ich Enna tu can Capellos, to Kefali
Speaker 1: tu too Addinemia, pegnidiariki and fantasy di pla, Tuste, cotta
Speaker 1: in Nicoletta Iperi, petiodis, sindro, fostu egan Taxidepsi, masis, pola
Speaker 1: meri Alaftototaxidis, to Dasus, to amazoniu etan tuxe, Horisto, ospiros atopicostusu,
Speaker 1: divos ice ekademisticoto Thasus ketu sexi useta pandaetginotita itan Calukeris
Speaker 1: to not timisferrio, keiko, Jena Megalo festival stust Musto, dibanon
Speaker 1: only horev and kye ya kugond and Pandu Andreas Italna
Speaker 1: travisimiac has the photographia, the nixomos odijia, lax cappello menanaputu, samanus, Toperitechoma,
Speaker 1: Tusamanu cos musee Tora to kefali too Cathoso Andreas prohoruse
Speaker 1: metoplethos capus to nest process in or tastikikographia canis dembrose
Speaker 1: in Alaji Cappellu andreas apophasis and a semetas histor horo
Speaker 1: a coluthondas delroit to braghmaton elpisipot andi lipto xapnika enestinatosa
Speaker 1: and themost physics to Capello to Andrea listrio kevali too
Speaker 1: osamanos yelloon das please see es megamo yello, pipiso de
Speaker 1: matu ketos to Capello, to do canst Andrea only hero
Speaker 1: to success per se heiro crotima take ye ya ichinoa
Speaker 1: angles to Andrea mentuiasmo capios travic city, photographia puse after
Speaker 1: mbiria to neca nepio of tormito kemon adimetopisiti is a
Speaker 1: pros menus catastasis my humor keetchi mena pros doch dii
Speaker 1: peripetia to festivals tomasonio telus afinonda solus machamo jela.
Speaker 3: Let's take another listen. Listen closely to any part you
Speaker 3: may have missed.
Speaker 1: Oh yo sellambeppano ptopic no amazon Niu.
Speaker 3: The sun shone above the dense forest of the Amayo.
Speaker 1: Tadendra even and psila Quetapuyatra, Gudus and melodiz.
Speaker 3: The trees reached high, and the birds sang melodies.
Speaker 1: And Andreas tourista saputine lava itan enthusius Menus.
Speaker 3: Andreas, a tourist from a Lada, was excited.
Speaker 1: Ijepanda rapiete ticapuya.
Speaker 3: He had always loved exotic birds.
Speaker 1: Ena Tucan capelus kefli tuttunidaiquie in fanasy.
Speaker 3: A tuken hat on his head gave him a playful appearance.
Speaker 1: Dipla tuste cot and nicoletta iperi peti ODIs sindro Forstu.
Speaker 3: Beside him stood Naicola, his adventurous companion.
Speaker 1: Igan taxidepsi masie Pola meri alaf totuta exceed this to
Speaker 1: Vasus to amazon niu it and tkxe Horisto.
Speaker 3: They had traveled together to many places, but this trip
Speaker 3: to the Amazino forest was unique.
Speaker 1: Ospiros Otto picosto su dii ros ik seka misti kotu
Speaker 1: vasus quetusixi Ruseta Pandayetita.
Speaker 3: Spiras their local guide knew every secret of the forest
Speaker 3: and explained everything about the community to them.
Speaker 1: Itenklu keris tois verrio qik jena Megalo Festival.
Speaker 3: It was summer in the Southern Hemisphere and the community
Speaker 3: was preparing for a big festival.
Speaker 1: Stumus dibanon oli horev and kiye ya kugund and pandu.
Speaker 3: To the rhythm of the drums, everyone danced and laughter
Speaker 3: could be heard everywhere.
Speaker 1: Andreas itily travisimyak sejstefhotographia.
Speaker 3: Andreas wanted to capture an unforgettable photograph.
Speaker 1: The nixe remus ottijiya laxi capello menana putu samanus.
Speaker 3: However, he didn't know that he had exchanged hats with
Speaker 3: one of the shamans.
Speaker 1: To pertusamnu cos muse torra to kefalitu.
Speaker 3: The shaman's elaborate headdress now adorned his head.
Speaker 1: Cathos Andreas Prohorus meto plithus cap EUSt nez proxiski horo rafia.
Speaker 3: As Andreas moved with the crowd, someone nudged him into
Speaker 3: the festive choreography.
Speaker 1: Canis dembros ala capellu.
Speaker 3: No one noticed the hat change and.
Speaker 1: Andreas apovacissimetas histo horo a cold diroito brahmatun elpisni lipto.
Speaker 3: Andreas decided to join the dance, going with the flow,
Speaker 3: hoping that nothing would be noticed.
Speaker 1: Xavnika enes di natosha and emos physic sai ch too
Speaker 1: capello to Andrea listrisepo to kiefali too.
Speaker 3: Suddenly, a strong wind blew an umbreas hat slipped off
Speaker 3: his head.
Speaker 1: O samanos yelloondas please see Esa.
Speaker 3: The shaman, laughing, approached.
Speaker 1: Mehamo yello pire piso to kievalo de matu queedo seto
Speaker 1: capello to tou cans don Andrea.
Speaker 3: With a smile, he took back his head dress and
Speaker 3: gave the two can hat to Andreas.
Speaker 1: Only yiro tusk sespas and sehiro grutima ta kiyeh ya.
Speaker 3: Everyone around them burst into applause and laughter.
Speaker 1: Ikiino diita anga le ton Andrea mentuses mo.
Speaker 3: The community embraced Andreas with enthusiasm.
Speaker 1: Capius travis die photographia putmuse.
Speaker 3: Someone took the photo he so desired.
Speaker 1: Afti mpirio toneka nepiovoo querti mon and metto pisi disapprochmnes
Speaker 1: catastasis mehumor.
Speaker 3: This experience made him more spontaneous and ready to face
Speaker 3: unexpected situations with humor.
Speaker 1: Quieti me mier pros peripetia to festivals, domazionio delius aferinando
Speaker 1: solus mechamoriella.
Speaker 3: And so with an unexpected adventure, the festival in the
Speaker 3: Ammo ended, leaving everyone with smiles.
Speaker 2: Today's vocabulary words are coming up right after this commercial break.
Speaker 2: Here are today's vocabulary words, first in Greek, then in English.
Speaker 1: He lambe e lambe, e lambe, sean, pignor, pignan, picknor, dense, vassos, vassos, vassos, forest, melodiis, melodis, melothis, melodies,
Speaker 1: enthusias menos, enthusius menus, enthusias menos, enthusiastic pegnidiariqi in fantasy,
Speaker 1: pegnidiariki in fantasy, pegnidiariqiem.
Speaker 5: Fanacy, playful appearance, sindrovos, sindrovos, sindrovos, companion, peripettio, this peripettio,
Speaker 5: this peripetti all this adventures ce horisto ce horisto etce
Speaker 5: horisto unique topicoso the rose topicoso di Ros Topicoso, The
Speaker 5: Rose Local Guide, Mystica, Mystica, Mystica, Secrets, Quinotita, Quinotita, Quino Tita,
Speaker 5: Community Festival, Festival, Festival, Festival, Timbana, Timbana, tim Bana, Drums, Horographia, horoographia, horographia, choreography,
Speaker 5: afthormitos aftormitos afthormitos, spontaneous approsmeni, approsmeni, approsmene unexpected anemos, anemos,
Speaker 5: anemos wind gleistrice, gleistrice, gleis trice, sopped off, kefalo dem kefalo,
Speaker 5: de ma kee follow dem headdress, hiro grotimata, heiro grotimata,
Speaker 5: hero crotimata, applause es broxe, esproxe, es proxe, nudged.
Speaker 1: And Andy Lipto, Andy Lipto.
Speaker 6: Noticed anga yes eh anga yes anga, yes eh embraced
Speaker 6: Yeah yeah, yeah, yeah yeah yeah. Laughter, epithemia, epithemia, epithemia, desire, mbiria, mbiria, mbiria, experience, humor, humor, humor, humor,
Speaker 6: Hamo yello, hamon, yello, Hamo yello, smile, roe roue roe flow.
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