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Speaker 3: In this episode, we'll journey to snowclad Prasky Hohrate with Foslav,
Jana and Lucas as they conjure warmth and joy, defying
the odds to ignite the spirit of community through a
heartwarming midwinter carnival.
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Speaker 1: That's a steal nanado pres bi halmrasivivs do agival sec
sebe stare kamenz diradu, potevs dav nostratchasima, prasna prostrans tv,
the disipro has is as tu peturisto ninito stalipos and
the upstani aritipospa, vatslavnil plane usadat, carnival videl nedostat, exasis,
nebo optimism, mus nahantra, potreboval, pomots yanna a lukash as
poyen if tom took names except nemo musim bit creative,
ni recla, janna, zahlena, vesta, reditto, obepin a la colem
ramen po gm somame, lukash prikival as a chals khand
material koskid eva, kusilades, trip ki romage, dili abevito, improvisovan attracts,
namaz nadia na beloto, nod alenagaine then carnevalu, prichel, vatslav
ya aliva, nasatageno obloo snevon is nachilum vitre sil vatslav
sipovs de alen nevs dlce videl gemokovat posili rises dalo
je nahapri de nasmar obevel seskupinigi, pretozis saimm priam penn
carneval gil rides mali dochesnia de colem tolstvi radosti, vats
a tikil the exebradosti, te videl irina, vats of poopilnis,
trattna docut exist tuilide tersestarai i vest.
Speaker 3: Let's take another listen. Listen closely to any part you
may have missed.
Speaker 1: Vats la steal nanadvo, presquradu di helmerasivivs do adival s colm.
Speaker 3: Sebe Vautslov stood in the courtyard of prushco of Radhu,
breathing the frosty air and looking around.
Speaker 1: Him stare kamenz di heradu, pocrite vstvichko bi le ros
nehu tripo mina ri dav nostratenichas.
Speaker 3: The old stone walls of The castle covered with a
layer of white snow reminded him of a long lost.
Speaker 1: Time prednim b la prasna prostrastig disiprojasrizastupeturisto.
Speaker 3: In front of him were empty spaces where crowds of
tourists once walked.
Speaker 1: Nniitu stallipos and ne upun estani a riti o nie
poscuitui titro jutepla.
Speaker 3: Now there were only incomplete tents and warming fires providing
a bit of heat.
Speaker 1: Vas La fniel plan.
Speaker 3: Batslop had a plan.
Speaker 1: Til uspora dat carneval.
Speaker 3: He wanted to organize a carnival.
Speaker 1: Vidil jeto nebudyd no duch.
Speaker 3: He knew it wouldn't be easy.
Speaker 1: Ne dos tate exa sop a rositis nihov a boemup
siero optimis musnahanni ristrach.
Speaker 3: The lack of supplies and the thread of a snowstorm
frightened him. Despite his optimism, potreboval pomots he needed help.
Speaker 1: Jenna a lukache hopta terre aspoyence if tom too lad
neem svit cepred.
Speaker 3: Nemo Janna and Rukash. His friends and allies in this
cold world joined him.
Speaker 1: Mussi me bit kretevni reclaiana zahlena vesta redze gtero obeppina
la colemramen.
Speaker 3: We have to be creative, said Jana, wrapped in an
old blanket draped around her shoulders.
Speaker 1: Pogieme somame. We'll use what we have lucache prikivl aza
cho shiit materi.
Speaker 3: Lukash nodded and started gathering materials.
Speaker 1: Kosa cosilatbnes thiep kiss romage gilli abevitvo improvisov atrachtse.
Speaker 3: They collected pieces of wood, scraps of fabric and decorative
fragments to create improvised attractions.
Speaker 1: Namrazeved nadvo zavsniatkozelnaa.
Speaker 3: In the freezing castle courtyard, a magical spectacle began to emerge.
Speaker 1: Ale nagine.
Speaker 3: It was simple but hopeful.
Speaker 1: Then Carnevaluprichel, the.
Speaker 3: Day of the carnival arrived.
Speaker 1: Vatslaf ya na a luka segivai nasatageno oblo.
Speaker 3: Vautslav. Jana and Lukash looked at the overcast.
Speaker 1: Sky snehovena slidluklem.
Speaker 3: Snowflakes drifted gently down, covering everything around Vi tresilil. The
wind was picking up Vaslav sipovs del ale nevs dalce
that's left side, but didn't give up.
Speaker 1: Vidil jemuovat.
Speaker 3: He knew they had to press.
Speaker 1: On poses dalo jevnahapri de n asmar obievila sescupinigi.
Speaker 3: At the last moment, when it seemed all their efforts
would be in vain, a group of people appeared.
Speaker 1: Petosi ozaimempria pahm osbi.
Speaker 3: Former settlers came closer with interest on by the laughter
and decorations sparkling in the firelight.
Speaker 1: Carneval gil.
Speaker 3: The carnival came to life, ride.
Speaker 1: Sesmili doceesni rasivo m de colem.
Speaker 3: People laughed temporarily forgetting the freezing winter.
Speaker 1: All around tolstvi Aradoski.
Speaker 3: In that moment they found warmth and friendship and joy.
Speaker 1: Vatsovalva asi kil Yexeberradoski.
Speaker 3: Vautslov watched the smiling faces and felt his heart.
Speaker 1: Beat with joy till if.
Speaker 3: Now he knew that even in this world, small acts
could bring light.
Speaker 1: Vatsohopeliis tratzna dokut zistarai.
Speaker 3: Vatslav understood that hope is not lost as long as
there are people who care.
Speaker 1: I vest.
Speaker 3: And even though the world was ruled by cold, they
carried fire in their hearts. 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: Nadvosi, nadvosi, nadvosi, courtyard, marasivi, marasivi, marasivi, frosty, vastvichka, vastvichka,
vest layer, brasna, prasna, prasna, empty, prostrans, three prostrans, three prostrans.
Speaker 3: Three space ne.
Speaker 4: Ne ne.
Speaker 5: Incomplete, hesi ti hesi, t hes e t warming taros
e t heos e t heoz t right bose bose
bose storm optimismus optimismus optimismus optimism Zahlena, zahlena, zahlena. Wrapped decca, decca,
dea blanket, obepin la obepin, lalla, draped rameenna, rameenna, ramenna, oders, kussi, kussi, cusi, scraps,
steep key, steep key, steep key, fragments, improvice of an air,
improvice of an improviso, an improvised bodivona Bodivona, Podivanna, spectacular, Zatageno,
Thatta Knowao, overcast, SNAs, Shelly SNAs, Shelley Snash Shelley, drifted,
nasmar nasmar nasmal he pet Josi, pet Josi, set josey former, Osadnitzi,
osadniti o Stadni settlers, plummeny, plummeny, plameny, firelight, dochesne doceesne, temporary, marasivo, marasivo, brasivo, frozen, snaha, snaha, snaha, efforts, sneakut, sneakut,
sneakitat emerge, kozel na, coozel na kozel.
Speaker 1: Na, magic atraktsee atraktsee atractze attractions.
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