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Speaker 3: In this episode, we'll uncover the captivating fusion of Check
and Celtic traditions in a high school saw and celebration.
We're spontaneity and planning unite for a mesmerizing cultural showcase.
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Speaker 1: Lava samhaino star slavik sklis kolony auditorises mini la cosa
niprostor osobenist as symboli is samarinem vlad la tui, m
na taemna, atmosphera, yanna marek aludmela dosta is a uko's
organizovad culture present atzi pros vssaki ya abela nachena student
kaz vashni pro folklore stella abbi present sebela autka marek
yanni neilekamarad selavnibavit lude milla which the practice calovna seti
jete tim geira tradivk navarra la ludmilaovs t alegant marek
zippovsabel sayano to al approach become nepsid eroski celt ski
tradit navra layana yetop set say samhain ludemela says am
rachila al naconet sol la silla ma re sepodiva, nazi plan,
smallow starostiel abe an al ja na videla America eludmero
abesquvila is widely vista nakoneta, navrea, jeso trade, skim sveete
yaco aviravibu ostbozi tobe morobidamavepostilla, ludemela, al must meat pot
control then acts astal brico cerebel squilla vis doubenesi a
margreta s ludmiro naschatek, marek bill nervos ni asachal, improvisovat
so shluod milo vived loos miri marek mossige dojovat plan
sheptala janak, schimla y marekov improvisat sibi publicola asola or
spontanoski pavelo do marekovik informace plano valle divatai smile as
an u or samaino The finale present sebana marek aludmela
odminini bos living potlescem janacea do brebit, spontani marek pohopil
jetradichni priestovni aludomela uvigila kevinapovolit adovolid creativiesto present slavela uspi
pravenem svat ku samhain janna marek aludmela bristni a uvi
doo milici gespra av novaja mez planem a kreativito cenk uspirhu.
Speaker 3: Let's take another listen. Listen closely to any part you
may have missed.
Speaker 1: Pim doniv pres vernesni pravovo of velkes colony setkai.
Speaker 3: On an autumn morning at a public high school and praap,
preparations were underway for a big school gathering na.
Speaker 1: Pro gramobila oslava samhaino staro da ne kteri slaviktsklisni aprij.
Speaker 3: The program included the celebration of Summon, an ancient festival
marking the end of the harvest and the onset of winter.
Speaker 1: Skolni audituri ses migni la f cooze ni prostor osdobeni
milist a symbolisp saminem.
Speaker 3: The school auditorium was transformed into a magical space decorated
with autumn leaves and symbols associated with sun.
Speaker 1: Vlad la upi mna taemna at mos fera.
Speaker 3: A pleasant, mysterious atmosphere prevailed.
Speaker 1: Yana Marek alud Milra dostaisa ukol zurganizovatkultur Presentazi proves Pujacqui.
Speaker 3: Jana, Marek and Ludmola were tasked with organizing a cultural
presentation for their classmates.
Speaker 1: Yena Billa Nachina student Kasvashni pro folklore.
Speaker 3: Jana was an enthusiastic student with a passion for folklore.
Speaker 1: Tila abbi present a sebira atentitka.
Speaker 3: She wanted their presentation to be authentic and engaging.
Speaker 1: Marek yannin neeleka maat sevna bavit.
Speaker 3: Marek, Jana's best friend, mainly wanted to have fun.
Speaker 1: Ludmilla praktika a potumroovna see.
Speaker 3: Always practical and orderly. Ludmila wanted to ensure that everything
went smoothly.
Speaker 1: Timprati navarra la Ludmila nashikovisti alegant.
Speaker 3: Let's start by preparing traditional check elements, suggested Ludmola.
Speaker 1: Marek sippovsdgl asasubil Sennayano.
Speaker 3: We can use something from our myths and legends.
Speaker 1: Dosni dobree ale prod bichom nepridl troschkohrski a Keltski tradates.
Speaker 3: Mark sighed and grinned at Yana navra layena. That sounds good,
but why don't we add a bit of Irish and
Celtic traditions.
Speaker 1: Yetopritzi Samin.
Speaker 5: Suggested Jana Ludmila sez amrachilla ale nakonez so la silla.
After all, it is summon Marek Seppudiva Nazzeri plan smallow Starowski.
Speaker 3: Ludmila frowned, but eventually agreed.
Speaker 1: Chtil abebyrov nenutzene Azabovna.
Speaker 3: Marek looked at the entire plan with some concern.
Speaker 1: Ale Ya navidila je Marica eludmru abiscvilas wadli vistop.
Speaker 3: He wanted everything to be effortless and.
Speaker 1: Fun nakavlaeski skeltski je cooso pretta a viprairi bierhu ostari abozi.
Speaker 3: But Jana knew she needed both Marek and Ludola to
make their performance a success.
Speaker 1: To mobi zaima ve prepostia Ludumela.
Speaker 3: Finally, Jana proposed combining traditional check elements with Celtic themes,
such as fire performances and storytelling about ancient goddesses and gods.
Speaker 1: A lemstro.
Speaker 3: That could be interesting, admitted Ludula. Then aktastal, but we
need to have it under control. Publicu cil skule vis
dubnesti a margretya sludmil chicasacha tek. The day of the
event arrived Marek.
Speaker 1: Bill nervos ni asachal improvisovat so schludemil vived loosmiri.
Speaker 3: The audience enjoyed the beautifully decorated scenes, and Margareta and
Rudmob waited for the beginning.
Speaker 1: Ne Marek mousigevat plan.
Speaker 3: Mark was nervous and started improvising, which unsettled Ludmila ship tella. No, Marek,
you must stick to the plan.
Speaker 1: Yen as if schimla ye Marekovi improvisa ceibi publicu. She whispered,
schlela aro se tiros pontanos chi.
Speaker 3: However, Jana noticed how much the audience enjoyed Marecas improvisations.
Speaker 1: Povedlos do MAREKOVIII infomace tervale.
Speaker 3: She quickly thought and decided to capitalize on his spontaneity.
Speaker 1: Guivat Sebvazni.
Speaker 3: She managed to integrate the stories and information they had
initially planned into marec s jokes.
Speaker 1: Smili se azarochiri o Samaino.
Speaker 3: The audience was captivated. They laughed and learned about Somemon
at the same time.
Speaker 1: The finale representa Sebyriana Marek a ludmiradi bous levin potlesquem.
Speaker 3: In the end, the presentation concluded with a resounding round
of applause for Jana Marek and Ludmin.
Speaker 1: Yenna Senochila g do brebit spontagi.
Speaker 3: Yana learned that sometimes it's good to be spontaneous.
Speaker 1: Marek pooli Prieszbavni.
Speaker 3: Marek realized that a traditional approach can also be fun.
Speaker 1: Ald Mira uvigilak Vina Neto.
Speaker 3: And Rudma saw how important it is to occasionally let
go and allow creativity to find its way, present.
Speaker 1: That slavela uspiai praevi svatku samaine.
Speaker 3: The presentation was a success, and their classmates went home excited,
ready to learn more about the mysterious festival of some.
Speaker 1: Jenna Marek alrai uvi do mil see jesporoprazz out of
novaha mezi, planem a, creativito, cle chim.
Speaker 3: Kuspighu, Yanna, Marek and Ludmola were happy and satisfied, realizing
that cooperation and a balance between planning and creativity are
the keys to success.
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: Bodzimni, bodzimni, bodzimini, Autumn, set khani, set kani, set kahani, gathering,
oslava oslava oslava, celebration, sklizenny, skleizenny, skleizenny, harvest tree, hot tree,
hot trie, hot anset, auditoria, auditoria, auditoria, auditorium, zmenila zmenila,
La transformed taemna taemna, taemna, mysterious, vladla, vladla, vlad la prevailed,
dostalisa oukol, dostalisa oukol, dostalisa okol, tasked, nat shena, nat schena, natshena, enthusiastic, autentizka,
autentizka out and titzka authentic, potava, potava o lava. Engaging folklore, folklore,
folklore folklore posat kumirovna, posat kumirovna posat kumirovna orderly talatse
halatz a latz smoothly navrela, navrala, navrella suggested zasubil se zasubil,
se zasubil se grinned kelt Ski kelt Ski telt Ski Celtic, naconets, naconets,
nakonets eventually vivedlos Miri vivedlos Miri Vivedlosmiri unseaddled, improvisovat, improvisovat, improvizovat,
improvising publicum, publicum, publikum, audience, spontanoski spontanosti, spontanoski spontaneity, uhvat segni,
uhuvat seigni, uhuvat seigni captivated botleiskuiem botleskuim botleskiem applause uvia
do milici, uvia do milici, uvie do milici, realizing, kreativit, kreativit,
kregati vit, creativity, sporobrazze, sporobrazze, sporupirazze, cooperation, revnovaja, revnovaja, revnovara balance.
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