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Speaker 3: In this episode, will follow Ziv's journey as a speech writer,
Speaker 3: witnessing his pivotal role in advocating for climate change policies
Speaker 3: through heart touching stories and passionate delivery.
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Speaker 1: Hayomaya career vitzivoni be veta capitol a linktu mimva du
Speaker 1: mimkiatrilla ve nk ziv p sabenkohn ashim chu res um
Speaker 1: shikatava vor senator huadashes a, hum rashuv ziva kotev no
Speaker 1: mim usse who vadim senato valkamivetmira lam aleombola villamiti, apolitica,
Speaker 1: lotta midashuta, had u, nim va masao matan germula yef
Speaker 1: akrayom hush it nalo is the nut berdara do u,
Speaker 1: nim scher rats ba verrada, ziziknuma claim huya dasha, lasha
Speaker 1: again a lampem klemim ziva dasha milim lad there little
Speaker 1: supersipuri and nashima climb due but hen hara klaimhib duets
Speaker 1: dott hem huki vasha sipurim ala if tuel vavote betto
Speaker 1: rega mahrea cha senato kamlav not um zevirh matua hui
Speaker 1: beats vivo vera atama batim helkama de shim helkam sakranim
Speaker 1: haneumish mala calvam versi purimenoshim rubo hit kablu bagsheva la
Speaker 1: um hit bati gillu mihramashmo tit bamdiut zevirt cala ve
Speaker 1: seg do la the hay and it's a hong catan
Speaker 1: motil lam zive zavet betak pito shu shun bat spare
Speaker 1: huiodasha der rod ruka arayom besratkolo holotav mashoishtana.
Speaker 3: Let's take another listen. Listen closely to any part you
Speaker 3: may have missed.
Speaker 1: Him a kol.
Speaker 3: Today was cool and colorful at the Beta Capitol.
Speaker 1: A limtu mimva du mimrila.
Speaker 3: Then orange and red leaves adorned the building from the
Speaker 3: start and gave it a festive feeling.
Speaker 1: Zivshim s Umtava.
Speaker 3: Senatol Ziev walked among the cold and the people holding
Speaker 3: the speech papers he wrote for the Senator.
Speaker 1: Huya dashes Ushuv.
Speaker 3: He knew it was an important day.
Speaker 1: Ziva Kotev mi menuse.
Speaker 3: Ziv was an experienced speech writer Huev Senatolati. He had
Speaker 3: worked with the Senator for several years and always dreamed
Speaker 3: of a day when he could bring about real change.
Speaker 1: A politica loteta.
Speaker 3: But politics wasn't always simple, had you.
Speaker 1: Nim Ve masel matan Girlmla yef.
Speaker 3: The debates and negotiations made him tired arayoums damnut. Still
Speaker 3: today he felt he was given an opportunity.
Speaker 1: Bergradera di U nim cherrat Viratra zivziknum claim.
Speaker 3: In the meeting room, buzzing with a festive atmosphere and
Speaker 3: the sense of thanksgiving, Ziv held a speech that could
Speaker 3: change the climate.
Speaker 1: Huyodaesha Lacha cal La.
Speaker 5: Klimim.
Speaker 3: He knew he had to convince the lawmakers to support
Speaker 3: a new pole see one that would protect the world
Speaker 3: from climate changes zivilipurshim.
Speaker 1: Claim.
Speaker 3: Ziv knew the words needed to touch, and he decided
Speaker 3: to tell personal stories of people affected by climate change.
Speaker 1: Hen klimshibde him.
Speaker 3: Stories of families who lost their homes, farmers who lost
Speaker 3: their fields.
Speaker 1: Huki Vasha Sipuri malalu.
Speaker 3: If he hoped these stories would open their hearts.
Speaker 1: Be too machrea cha senatoum zivirtuur.
Speaker 3: At that crucial moment when the senator got up to
Speaker 3: deliver the speech, Ziv felt tense hu.
Speaker 1: He beats vivo vertim rel came a di shim hell
Speaker 1: came sekranim.
Speaker 3: He looked around and saw the expressions, some indifferent, some curious.
Speaker 1: Haneum schmeahla cal b reg schu vachem versipuri, men of shim, snishrubo,
Speaker 1: hit keblu baghsheva.
Speaker 3: The speech was delivered to the audience with emotion and warmth,
Speaker 3: and the human stories woven into it were listened to intently.
Speaker 5: Le rene um hit ke ma's bah.
Speaker 3: After the speech, a vote took place.
Speaker 1: Hatutsu ot tigillu mihram schmo tit bam di niute.
Speaker 3: The results came in significant support for the policy.
Speaker 1: Zevir gist ruschata cala ver seg do la.
Speaker 3: Ziv felt a great sense of relief and achievement.
Speaker 1: Zeheyennits an catan vehim shmo ti l'o lam.
Speaker 3: It was a small victory and a significant change for
Speaker 3: the world.
Speaker 1: Zivavit beta pitou shun.
Speaker 3: Ziva left the beta capitol changed, bat more confident in
Speaker 3: his ability to make an impact.
Speaker 1: Uyodasha der rodoruka akrayum bezrat masieur renishtana.
Speaker 3: He knew the road was still long, but today, with
Speaker 3: his voice and abilities, something had indeed changed.
Speaker 2: Today's vocabulary words are coming up right after this commercial break.
Speaker 2: Here are today's vocabulary words, first in Hebrew, then in.
Speaker 6: English quishtu qishtu qishtu.
Speaker 3: Adorned, regigitgigit, geet, festive, menusse, menusse, menusse, experienced.
Speaker 1: Kotev no, mim, kotev no, mim kotev mim. Speechwriter, Politika, politika, polytika.
Speaker 3: Politics, Do you nim?
Speaker 1: Do you nim? Do you nim? Debates, massa matan, massa, matan,
Speaker 1: massa matan, negotiations. He's the nut, He's the nut, his
Speaker 1: them nut, opportunity, share its share its share, ads.
Speaker 5: Buzzing, avirat, avirat, avirat.
Speaker 1: Atmosphere, breot, breot, bret sense uda, ragaudaya, ragha da ya, Thanksgiving,
Speaker 1: amroq kim amroq kim a meroq kim, Lawmakers, mediiniute, mediiniute,
Speaker 1: medi nijute policy a clemm a clemim a clamim climate
Speaker 1: lescherneur lescherneur les chernaie convinced, nifugu, nifugueh uh, nifugueh uh affected,
Speaker 1: Mahria Mahria, Mahia crucial, adishim adishim adishim indifferent, berhakhsheva, berhakhsheva, berhaksheva. Intently,
Speaker 1: that's Berta, that's Berta, he'sbera. Ooh, totsuot totsuot totsa ote results,
Speaker 1: mashmou ti, mashmaou ti, mashmahuti significant, Hakola, hakola, hakola, relief
Speaker 1: hey seg hey seg hey seg. Achievement needs a ron
Speaker 1: needs a ron needs a n victory lash pia, lash
Speaker 1: pia lelash pia impact Batua Batua, Batua. Confident yeholotav yeh
Speaker 1: hoolotev yeholotev.
Speaker 5: Abilities ahren agren achreen.
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