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Speaker 3: In this episode, we'll explore how a simple misunderstanding at
Speaker 3: a bustling autumn market turns into a cherished tale of
Speaker 3: friendship and cultural discovery right after.
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Speaker 1: Hashukoko miya Malehvi aviratslav vir Donipo Hali Metsivonim shines room night,
Speaker 1: simt moto derech bamasa, sevaam a realitrag shak shall villa
Speaker 1: Simhi samat and I who did like have rachela she
Speaker 1: becraba pamerish haar udaya i tal as she fell him
Speaker 1: so masha ushim Samela vodaya noam let's si da he
Speaker 1: beat denaimed sev caniotame vira uvikesh lolist becher Termidai berardurnim
Speaker 1: a realita valayad clejersdulot I smelimi alhen the better Massamela,
Speaker 1: Carratu da am rabbitrak shula, noam vitrin tolik noteze no
Speaker 1: masarota Ma, who like daichinchal calledemette mocher amokarie schehempanuelav hu
Speaker 1: tri las biral, smelim shall A, clive Kila schelo a
Speaker 1: reel vava temelt la matame kredit the lomamachic Chi Vale
Speaker 1: mascha Ishi spil besofhoche Devar, the Kentuckya raghdola I samal
Speaker 1: Merkazi toshibeto jush the mashaipsa no yateel rabeita is the
Speaker 1: klaa carroshu chait Noam no mabe mete seme messmel no
Speaker 1: am riabeisus Aniev shah amalch the semele Mishpartillu to firayon
Speaker 1: ari Elpert Sabiroc the lgamray Lomas Rashavti. It's a raca
Speaker 1: vadiner geschach lema im Mattana, the yes sipour ne dar
Speaker 1: le Safela Racheli call o Messamel mashu roshuv them a
Speaker 1: speakt of no am rie Vero Dabeli, bosh Devokata, machillary
Speaker 1: Elbasipur Laura Bichlal who eventually formim davkame mecomochebahem and anutoim
Speaker 1: mat mihimipuer rey mahrima Yenim.
Speaker 3: Let's take another listen. Listen closely to any parts you
Speaker 3: may have missed.
Speaker 1: A shu ka mekumi haya malech re im beom sutvi
Speaker 1: aviratzivon it the couloz ho k vitla vut mil ueta vir.
Speaker 3: The local market was full of life on an autumn day,
Speaker 3: with a colorful atmosphere and sounds of laughter and enthusiasm
Speaker 3: filling the air.
Speaker 1: Do renimpo sue tsi roto manut mekomiot chitz guto buyota
Speaker 1: ti kurt umasur Marot.
Speaker 3: Court stalls displayed local artworks representing ancient cultures and fascinating traditions.
Speaker 1: Hali matsivonim shenshur mineh sim kutmuta der bamasa schl se vram.
Speaker 3: The colorful leaves falling from the trees stained the path
Speaker 3: in a warm voyage of colors.
Speaker 1: A re el trig chak chlral shvillezal ben edunim.
Speaker 3: Ariel was excited as she walked along the narrow path
Speaker 3: between the stalls.
Speaker 1: Hip Sametnai hudit la Chevra Schella sbikrabapa Marichona berg Udea.
Speaker 3: She was looking for a unique gift for her friend
Speaker 3: who was visiting for the first time on Thanksgiving.
Speaker 1: He tella si flim so maschau him same la Vodaya.
Speaker 3: She had a desire to find something that symbolized gratitude.
Speaker 1: Noame letsi da he beat badurnim de regnaime sef canillote
Speaker 1: aju nenameha verra uviquesch lolis de beche ter midai.
Speaker 3: Nome beside her was looking at the stalls with skeptical eyes,
Speaker 3: but he enjoyed the atmosphere and asked not to get
Speaker 3: too caught up in it.
Speaker 1: Bergrad renim a realita ca vaalayad clecheres goudulote im smelim
Speaker 1: routi male hen.
Speaker 3: At one of the stalls, Ariel lingered by large pottery
Speaker 3: within graved symbols on them.
Speaker 1: Zebeter miss amela caratu da amra beetri schut le nom vitrileeze.
Speaker 3: This probably symbolizes gratitude, she said excitedly to Nome, and
Speaker 3: began to persuade him to buy it.
Speaker 1: No mat tel te ver man, who like Idachel code mete.
Speaker 3: Morel Nomes, stopped her and said, maybe we should ask
Speaker 3: the celler.
Speaker 1: First hamocher rier chehempenuelev.
Speaker 3: The seller smiled as they approached him.
Speaker 1: Huitri la sbira, la smelimcha la clive mass quila chelo.
Speaker 3: He began explaining about the symbols on the vessel and
Speaker 3: the traditions of his community.
Speaker 1: Arielv echel la materna miredet villoma, machi va le mascha
Speaker 1: ishi sbil.
Speaker 3: Ariel was already thinking about how she would tell her
Speaker 3: friend about the special gift and didn't really listen to
Speaker 3: what the man was explaining.
Speaker 1: Bessu fouchel de va he kentacia ragdu la i smel
Speaker 1: mercsi torchebertur mach ripsa.
Speaker 3: In the end, she bought a large bowl with a
Speaker 3: central symbol, confident that it was what she was looking for.
Speaker 1: No rat chemeyubadr rabeita he is the cla carroschu vecht
Speaker 1: nome no mabe memel.
Speaker 3: Later, when they were on their way home, she looked
Speaker 3: at the bowl again and asked, Nome, so what does
Speaker 3: this symbol really mean?
Speaker 1: No marier rabeisus.
Speaker 3: Nome smiled hesitantly.
Speaker 1: Aniro chev chach a malchmele michepartillu to firayon.
Speaker 3: I think the man said, it's a symbol of family
Speaker 3: and fertility.
Speaker 1: A reel perza bitroch.
Speaker 3: Ariel burst out, laughing, Vti, that's totally not what I thought.
Speaker 1: It's the DNA mana.
Speaker 3: She laughed, yet still felt satisfied with the gift the
Speaker 3: sipour NELI, it will be a great story to tell
Speaker 3: my friend.
Speaker 1: Calluve the maspictov.
Speaker 3: As long as it symbolizes something important, it's good enough.
Speaker 1: No, Marie d belib Machel reelsipur Laura bechlal.
Speaker 3: Nom smiled and admitted to himself that ariel As taste
Speaker 3: in storytelling wasn't bad at all.
Speaker 1: Who Eventually, for Memmim.
Speaker 3: He realized that sometimes from the places where we make mistakes,
Speaker 3: the most interesting life stories grow. Today's vocabulary words are
Speaker 3: coming up right after this commercial break. Here are today's
Speaker 3: vocabulary words, first in Hebrew, then in English.
Speaker 5: Shook, shook, shook, market, stavey satave, satave, autumn, hit, lahavoot,
Speaker 5: hit lahavot, hit lahavoot, enthusiasm.
Speaker 1: Dunim, dunim, dujanim, stalls, yetsiota, manut yeatsiota, manut ytsirota, manut, artworks, tabuyot, tabuyot, terbuyote, cultures,
Speaker 1: hood yea, hood yea, hooda yeah, grateful cell, cell, cell, narrow, schevelle, chevelle, chevelle, path,
Speaker 1: yehudid yehudid Ye who did unique les chreneur, le chreneur,
Speaker 1: les chreneer, persuade, morrel, morrel, mortel, celler, smellm smellim smellm
Speaker 1: symbols Hau tim Hau tim haru tim.
Speaker 3: Engraved, clei cli cli.
Speaker 1: Vessel, perion, perion, perion, fertility, Shlomo, Shlomo, Shlomo, satisfied, materna, materna, materna, gift, Kehila, kehila, kehila, community, besi,
Speaker 1: sus besi, sus behiz, sus hesitantly atti quote attiquote at
Speaker 1: te quote ancient massuot masuot massua traditions. Sheats goo, sheats goo,
Speaker 1: she eats a gou representing bettuh bettuh bettuhra confidence te
Speaker 1: u yot tehu yot tehu yot, mistakes hodda hoda hoda
Speaker 1: admitted sive onot, sive onot, sive oni yot, colorful, hakaratu da, hakaratu, dak.
Speaker 3: Grateful, hok t hok hok laughter.
Speaker 1: Merit kut, merit kut, merat kut, fascinating.
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