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Speaker 3: In this episode, we'll explore how Ellier navigates grief and
Speaker 3: tradition in the heart of Tel Aviv's bustling market, discovering
Speaker 3: his own path while honoring his father's legacy.
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Speaker 1: Beerhoma kai che tel aviv hashraim me ned mechkla i
Speaker 1: shevua uvemula eliota aval godl yna jo ira, tamar eli
Speaker 1: oor here gishat coved evel aviv sgedallo to baraba is
Speaker 1: ir jog doah verhaet beyond bave hate a bluete margisha
Speaker 1: outer mohuschit you na hevi not to hate vaut muchret
Speaker 1: veta marita chamque de las kir loscha himsche mahrusche valse
Speaker 1: l e o na must be al sla recamote vi
Speaker 1: perota trim then meh aba eli o ra mar becol
Speaker 1: schakeet halish morachela nukumshusa tamarrit carva ni yadlctefo at a
Speaker 1: lot la marechacello el e o atliv not ulhabedo to
Speaker 1: b vashti teaha chk vula patasa shuk eli hshki harat
Speaker 1: sonche l a viv ver i vocelo mitnakshimb mama kaeli
Speaker 1: bo hu lahats at moduccello imasi piota shoch naveta mar
Speaker 1: sham huet sar deca, hui beat seviv ratam miserviv et
Speaker 1: simi alav vi i mooyoma evel thea rega vu navavenna
Speaker 1: aniyavl le berki lasliolatsmo avaloni looshkat masheli medtano hupa ma
Speaker 1: beat baynh ver joto hukwarachlit hukta mahdashtad v shamerjviv avalbaderachtat
Speaker 1: imlo nishemoor la massoret hua mal babitajon avelosif gametalomocheli yon
Speaker 1: na veta, Mama bam Eli shmash ishtana hulo de benaz
Speaker 1: male and alaim schel aviv el imamuna lemviv elimi hum
Speaker 1: roma bederlo.
Speaker 3: Let's take another listen. Listen closely to any parts you
Speaker 3: may have missed.
Speaker 1: Berhoe ma kai chel tel aviv haraim.
Speaker 3: In the summer heat of del Aviv, the market was
Speaker 3: full of life.
Speaker 1: Mejozvonim need mechi colla chamnik nich so chevua.
Speaker 3: Filled with the scents of spices and colorful stalls. It
Speaker 3: seemed like the whole city had come there for weekend shopping.
Speaker 1: U Mulla Eliza Una verra tama.
Speaker 3: Amid the hustle and bustle. Elior walked calmly beside his
Speaker 3: older brother Yuna and his younger sister Tamar.
Speaker 1: Eli ohre kovde evil.
Speaker 3: Alio felt the weight of mourning.
Speaker 1: Aviv shgadella ir Jo.
Speaker 3: His father, who raised him with great love, had left
Speaker 3: a big hole in the family.
Speaker 1: Vera et beom t bav hatablut marsha.
Speaker 3: O, and now on the day of baav the morning
Speaker 3: felt even more tangible.
Speaker 1: Unavino totel vat veta Marita cham de lask.
Speaker 3: You now understood him well and accompanied him on the
Speaker 3: familiar path, and Tamal was there to remind him that
Speaker 3: life must go on.
Speaker 1: Marche vaise eli Oh, what do you think of it?
Speaker 1: Leol Riechna. Let's be al sch la la quemote ver
Speaker 1: pero ta.
Speaker 3: Trim, smiled Dinna, pointing at the array of fabrics and
Speaker 3: fresh fruits.
Speaker 1: Zih aba eli ora mar bekoscha.
Speaker 3: Kit memories of dad, Liora said quietly, elmshoussa, how can
Speaker 3: I keep our family together?
Speaker 1: As he did to Maritva venicha ya derchtefo.
Speaker 3: Tamal came closer and laid a hand on his shoulder.
Speaker 1: Attelots rich lao la morello, el Oh.
Speaker 3: You don't have to say goodbye to his legacy eleol.
Speaker 1: At roliv ul rabero tobva.
Speaker 3: You can build your own path and honor him with
Speaker 3: the love you give the.
Speaker 1: Family shuk eliot le vivot shimmkaylibo.
Speaker 3: As they approached a quiet corner of the market, Elior
Speaker 3: felt his father's desires and hopes clashing in the depths
Speaker 3: of his heart.
Speaker 1: Ate muducelosio veto man.
Speaker 3: He felt the pressure his struggle with the different expectations
Speaker 3: of an A and tomal cham huets There he paused
Speaker 3: for a minute, hui.
Speaker 1: Beat sevivviv et imom evil.
Speaker 3: He looked around, saw life surrounding him, the joy in
Speaker 3: this market, despite the sorrow that the day of morning brings.
Speaker 1: Zeheer regamu ra cheltvu na vavenna, it.
Speaker 3: Was a special moment of wisdom and understanding.
Speaker 1: An if reyev le lehrbadr qui la rachelio la sm
Speaker 1: a vella nilosh carat ma scheli Metano.
Speaker 3: I must follow my own path, whispered Dueur to himself,
Speaker 3: but I will not forget what he taught us.
Speaker 1: Upon a bassa mabet bay ner hi ver juto.
Speaker 3: He turned back, looking into the eyes of his brother
Speaker 3: and sister.
Speaker 1: Hu kuvarchlitt.
Speaker 3: He had already decided.
Speaker 1: Hukutav mehrade cheta der schebar mishparratred vi schemer zeh no
Speaker 1: scheleviv aval badr che tatim Lo.
Speaker 3: He was rewriting the way the family would unite and
Speaker 3: preserve his father's memory, but in a way that suited him.
Speaker 1: Nishmoor Ala masurit hua mal babitchn a velusif ga mita Calomochili.
Speaker 3: We will keep the tradition, he said confidently, but we
Speaker 3: will also add my dreams.
Speaker 1: Euna vita mal ma bathle moto bahiu rim toumbrim.
Speaker 3: Euna Antamal looked at him with supportive smiles.
Speaker 1: Eli oh irghich Schemashuishtrana.
Speaker 3: Aliola felt that something had changed.
Speaker 1: Hullo de benezzaira mina s la male eeteran alai m
Speaker 1: scheleviv el sere, schemaza der la schihra la minga va vemuna.
Speaker 3: He was no longer the youngest son trying to fill
Speaker 3: his father's shoes, but a young man who had found
Speaker 3: a way to move forward with pride and faith.
Speaker 1: Le moroto, coulotte, veraramula miserviv eli o ra schekitnimi.
Speaker 3: Despite the noises and the hustle and bustle around, Aliora
Speaker 3: felt an inner peace hum mats.
Speaker 1: Bed.
Speaker 3: He found tranquility within the bustling market and his place
Speaker 3: within the family in his own way. Today's vocabulary words
Speaker 3: are coming up right after this commercial break. Here are
Speaker 3: today's vocabulary words, first in Hebrew, then in English.
Speaker 1: Shuk huk shuk market a, veal a, val a val morning, moshit,
Speaker 1: mourshit mo reesche legacy, shakim, shaken me chekit me, tranquility, DeRich,
Speaker 1: dirich de re path, cipiot, cipiot, ci fiote, expectations, tervly
Speaker 1: nim vly nim tervly nim, spices, muhaschit, muhschit, mouhast, tangible hit,
Speaker 1: moodut hitmoddut hit moddut, struggle, simhra simhra, sim joy les
Speaker 1: chama les, chamaer le, chameare, preserve, homma, hommah, homma, pustling, recommote, recommote, recamote, fabrics,
Speaker 1: HaLow mote, HaLow mote, halo, mote, dreams, cheket ni me
Speaker 1: chekeni me scheke nie me in her peace, to vuna
Speaker 1: to vuna to vunna, understanding, mit, nagashim, mit, nakashim, mit, nagashim.
Speaker 3: Clashing, ho ho ho.
Speaker 1: Oh Hamullah, Hamullah, Hammullah, hussle and Basal Ratson, Ratson, Ratson.
Speaker 3: Desires liv Liva, liv accompanied.
Speaker 1: Agadol, Argadol, Ahgadol, older brother ahra Ara.
Speaker 4: A.
Speaker 1: Younger sister Beata Rohn, Bata Rohn, Beta Rhn, courage, massor It,
Speaker 1: massor It, massoor It, tradition, miss aviv, miss aviv, missavive, surrounding, Tomrim, tomrim,
Speaker 1: tom Mahrim, supportive, Mukherrit, mukhri, much it, familiar, Lat's so, lat'so,
Speaker 1: Lat's pause, tavuna ta vuna to vunna wisdom.
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