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Speaker 3: In this episode, we'll delve into the intense world of
a field hospital during a flu epidemic, where dedicated nurse
Lucas battles stress and fatigue while prioritizing patient care under
immense pressure.
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Speaker 1: List lokash oddani, oshitovatel, cracel mezziushkide, patsi and kibovali is
nechk chipkovo epidemi, stress navam posui, dosta vali potu, lukash,
satavi nos, luk petre, vlady do, bravolonik oslovel lukashi u
videoisms v novi, pad jectos, vademe, lukashiki rusta, lak nana
pad povido pevne ales obavo, webs va, petre organizovad t
patient ad nazasobe vntbla, gusta atmosphere, ponati he naz na
kupaniki sesto, lukash videl muestrated lavo rosodo said bad nakra
stafke abbezusts vig assautrei vi gel vipani, bemoro, bit fatali
nahaluves lad nanos, belatoya ednas patti and tech staff senles
horsel lukash potskil yami Mosseri Helero's note on elepi i
postpu legb petrees Infusi as control, funk, naidio jenna treni,
lok sauce, tradio, nasvo intuit a training sa nat effective
papinave boys say stuff that child slepshovat team of our
pratt lukash adel Medico sinesla ov louka pop of the
chadki e dejl napeti evening povolo Adilava post Novi pasi
and zachal clesat Podasim's vlad note critics Lukas positio, novez
pusini du viri vesvez hopnosti uvi doo melsiez Dravi and
Asojani intuits if Kriso di val Sena moodro terrace at
tityo jepsecon nee and Crisi al isam sebe.
Speaker 3: Let's take another listen. Listen closely to any part you
may have missed.
Speaker 1: Poeprol pokraine as a stem listi padel ocolo palo.
Speaker 3: The autumn wind swept across the landscape, rustling the leaves
as it fell around on the crowded field.
Speaker 1: Hospital lukash oddani oshetovatel krachel Mezzi ushki vide Patsi and
hipkovo epidemi.
Speaker 3: Lukash, a dedicated nurse, walked between the beds where patients
battled an unexpected flu epidemic stress a nava savage. Stress
and fatigue gradually got under his skin.
Speaker 1: Lucas astavil uid no.
Speaker 3: Hoos lukash stopped at one of the beds.
Speaker 1: Petre malady do bravolnik oslovl Lukashi u vigilismes vivid.
Speaker 3: Pether young volunteer, addressed him. Rukashi, we've seen an increase
in new cases, yektos. How will we manage lukash ti
kivusai ta. Lucas felt the rising pressure.
Speaker 1: Musi pad alice obavo vipsanode.
Speaker 3: We must focus on the most serious cases, he replied firmly,
though concern was written on his face.
Speaker 1: Petrezovjaze ti patsi and adnaza.
Speaker 3: Sob Pether, can you help me organize the incoming patients
and oversee the suppliestanobila.
Speaker 1: Usta at mos feratiro nazna kupaniki.
Speaker 3: Inside the tent, the atmosphere was dense with a silent
hint of panices Vigiltralavo. Nevertheless, Lukash knew he could not lose.
Speaker 1: His rosd nakratestafke abezus Alvigi as.
Speaker 3: He decided to take short breaks to stay fresh and focused.
Speaker 1: Viegiljevicai Moro bit fatal Ni.
Speaker 3: He knew exhaustion could be fatal.
Speaker 5: Na l.
Speaker 1: Veslila Nanusit.
Speaker 3: Suddenly a young woman was brought into the hospital on
a stretcher.
Speaker 1: Be id Na Spazzi and thick Yi staff Sena lesuril.
Speaker 3: It was Jana, one of the patients whose conditions suddenly worsened.
Speaker 1: Loukash Potsi kil km.
Speaker 3: Lukash felt his heart racing mose roelephimpostu legbi. He had
to quickly decide on the best course of treatment.
Speaker 1: For her Petrefuzi ascontro.
Speaker 3: Natigil peta, bring me in for and check her vital signs,
he ordered. Jenna Janna needed immediate care.
Speaker 1: Louca s Naso intuittrening snail Se natrich effective.
Speaker 3: Lukash focused on his intuition and training, trying to act
swiftly and efficiently.
Speaker 1: Bona Pi nave Bo Stazachel's Lipshovat.
Speaker 3: After a tense battle, Jana's condition began to improve.
Speaker 1: The Mova pratl adl Si Medicu.
Speaker 3: The teamwork of Lukash and other medics bore.
Speaker 1: Fruit lucas epidemi od dechol.
Speaker 3: Lukash sighed with relief for the first time since the
outbreak of the epidemic.
Speaker 1: Napechivni impovo Anadirava.
Speaker 3: The tension within him released and was replaced by.
Speaker 1: Relief postupemceu, pocht Novich, patsi, entuza chel clesat.
Speaker 3: Over time, the number of new patients began to decrease.
Speaker 1: Podasi rossims vladrit.
Speaker 3: They managed to handle the critical moments.
Speaker 1: Lukas Posicio Novez Puccini du Viri vesves hop Nooschi.
Speaker 3: Lukash felt a new surge of confidence in his abilities.
Speaker 1: Uvie do mils yegdolja yepez dravi a nasoja ni intuits
iv Krisovich Situasi.
Speaker 3: He realized how important it is to care for his
health and listened to his intuition in crisis situations.
Speaker 1: Di val Sena Modrooi obro terraseri soval salem Atzikil jepseconaleen
crazy a la isam sebe.
Speaker 3: He looked at the blue autumn sky that stretched over
the hospital and felt he had overcome not only the crisis,
but also himself.
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: Bodimni, bodimni, bodsimini, autumn, broniel, Brohaniel, Brohaniel, swept, shustotaem shusto,
taem sh m, rustling, kraine, kryina, crying, landscape, O dani,
d dani, od dani, dedicated, oshetvatel, oshevatel, ovatel.
Speaker 3: Nurse nechan necho, unexpected.
Speaker 1: Uh nava, uh nava, oh nava, fatigue, ep me, ep
me me, epidemic, zero, stai ti zu stai ti, vizru
stai ti rising, pevene, pevenevene, firmly usta usta ustar, dense, paniki, paniki, paniki, panic,
vitre pani vice pani vier pani, exhaustion, fatali, fatali, fatali.
Speaker 3: Fatal, no sit ca, no sit car, no sit car, stretcher.
Speaker 1: Ther shill theor schill, the horseshill, worsened intu itsi intuitsi
intu its intuition effectivena effective NYA effective na efficiently nappin
a m nappin a m nappinave m tense, boi boi boie, battle,
over over over.
Speaker 5: Relief, release, cretiske, cretiske, critics, critic, duvre, du vire, du
viei confidence, scrope, nosti scrope, nostisti, abilities, crazy, crazy, crazy, crisis,
nasoa ni nasokani, nasoa ni listening, situasi, situasi, situasi, situation, preconal, preconal,
pseeconal overcome.
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