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Speaker 3: In this episode, we'll explore how a shared love for
Speaker 3: history in the midst of a stormy day at a
Speaker 3: museum turns solitude into connection, unfolding a heartwarming story of
Speaker 3: newfound friendship.
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Speaker 1: On kosh mechas, thesis it jimonos ki yapoikika, tajida stomiaoto, heares,
Speaker 1: Historia zondanevan messapotage themata and no alip is kept skinn
Speaker 1: and sanskiz heiro two on chos. Later that in Historia
Speaker 1: Ala signa your themonos epithemus and afri aanthropus prazon de
Speaker 1: tou idiopathos almost then a f colo of avus disaporipsis
Speaker 1: pandatong gratus episo cathosperiple and amesas tak themata itemi and
Speaker 1: arigineka mechastaamaya nekitamarhi pro tomme pro sohi itan is, Sophia
Speaker 1: Catton travi secondatis paratirondasut Sophia ethan moni on nikos and
Speaker 1: Thetadia tontipad nata na Pleiophorea in Endia Ferry skepticke Plesia
Speaker 1: s medis tamo a lapovasist cootita series ieme remifoni hyprotomyaf
Speaker 1: t need to periclee it and polya hapitos don laotis
Speaker 1: athenas is Sophia don kitex Mendia fern Alithya, then to
Speaker 1: exceafto apocritic mechamo yello is it is six kind la
Speaker 1: alasin dooma exelestmen tiodi and dala yapopsi on heiropotisec thesis
Speaker 1: seas and grigori rohi pushing as an apatiithmica exo cathos
Speaker 1: miraz and dignosis dous yet in archie nikistoria on nichos
Speaker 1: and Senna pandehis in the cemeta Sophia is Sophia Melisa
Speaker 1: getting a happitis yet ar hea mysteria and no on
Speaker 1: nikos except don't have mas moto yet is architectonic epidixis
Speaker 1: donc thematon this is it is secrets etoso put then
Speaker 1: the talavan no ivrohi i ecopasi also ranos katharizkivrohistamatise on
Speaker 1: nikos Ki Sophia and alexan stichiepkin onias apophasis an asendi
Speaker 1: fungsana ya naparacoluthicisan miamelon diikiek thesis to musio onikos and
Speaker 1: eomenia to pepitsi en you of the putol MirOS ki niktos,
Speaker 1: disnes Phelias, cathos na poto musio onikos and the tardiato
Speaker 1: la fria ijeganito proto vima prostingaateftin sipupand muse afu aniktikas
Speaker 1: this efkriss phelias kido aphis and timern aglisimenamo yelo etimnapolos
Speaker 1: apocrius men and the aphoritico keep jushend nodropo.
Speaker 3: Let's take another listen. Listen closely to any parts you
Speaker 3: may have missed.
Speaker 1: O egustis vorhis tepu palastaparaira to ethnicuar hilo yi ku musiu.
Speaker 3: The sound of rain gently pattered against the windows of
Speaker 3: the ethnic.
Speaker 1: Onikos mechas call it ligmeno yiro poto lemotu perpati sergana
Speaker 1: messtise thesis.
Speaker 3: Onikus, with a scarf wrapped around his neck, walked slowly
Speaker 3: among the exhibits.
Speaker 1: Iten jimonas ki hi phi lehtisto musio yena po fijitinsevniki
Speaker 1: ka tjida.
Speaker 3: It was winter and he had taken shelter in the
Speaker 3: museum to avoid the sudden storm.
Speaker 1: Sotmielotu yer jesustorie zuondanevan mesa poteg temata eno yali episcoptes
Speaker 1: kinundan sanskiez jiro tu.
Speaker 3: In his mind, ancient stories came to life through the exhibits,
Speaker 3: while other visitors moved like shadows around him.
Speaker 1: Oniko's later vetenistoria a la signayo temonos.
Speaker 3: Onikus loved history, but he often felt lonely.
Speaker 1: Epithimus evri anthropush punamira jund Tuidiopathus.
Speaker 3: He wished to find people who shared the same.
Speaker 1: Passion ohmsdn ita ev coolo.
Speaker 3: However, it wasn't easy of.
Speaker 1: Fovos disaporipsis panda don gratuze picio.
Speaker 3: The fear of rejection always held him back.
Speaker 1: Cathos peri pleame sasteg themata idemieni yinka mechastaana maya nekita
Speaker 1: zimniarjie pro tomme pro sochi.
Speaker 3: As he wandered among the exhibits, he saw a young
Speaker 3: woman with brown hair carefully observing an ancient.
Speaker 1: Bust ita is Sophia.
Speaker 3: It was Isophia.
Speaker 1: Catiton travic secondats.
Speaker 3: Something drew him towards her.
Speaker 1: Para tirnda sutis sofia eitan moni on KOs nuttingardia to
Speaker 1: nortipa di nata.
Speaker 3: Noticing that Isphia was alone, Omikas felt his heart beat loudly.
Speaker 1: Na plioforia thetinendia feri scheftik.
Speaker 3: An interesting fact might intrigue her, he thought.
Speaker 1: Plisia se mediictamo a la povassistikotita.
Speaker 3: He approached with hesitation but determination.
Speaker 1: Caceris ipemei re mifoni ipro tom aftie du pericli.
Speaker 3: You know, he said, in a calm voice, This bust
Speaker 3: is of bercleus.
Speaker 1: Ian poulie ra pitos don lao dis athenas.
Speaker 3: He was very beloved by the people of Athens.
Speaker 1: Is Sophia don quite semenda ferun.
Speaker 3: Sophia looked at him with interest. A lithia, really.
Speaker 1: Then, do I seafto apocritic mecham jello.
Speaker 3: I didn't know that, She replied with a smile.
Speaker 1: Isis iti siksikini sevilla a la sindoma exeleichtiqui semieren tuscio
Speaker 1: de and de la ye pop soun jiro potsech thesis.
Speaker 3: The conversation started hesitantly, but soon developed into an enthusiastic
Speaker 3: exchange of views about the exhibits.
Speaker 1: Sega san virigoa, tivrchi pushine zena pemka.
Speaker 3: Ex They quickly forgot about the rain that continued to
Speaker 3: fall rhythmically outside.
Speaker 1: Cathos Mirazniki Historia Onkos and Sophia.
Speaker 3: As they shared their knowledge of ancient Greek history. Onikos
Speaker 3: felt an unexpected connection with Ti Sophia, is.
Speaker 1: Sophia Melijia mysteria and no Onikos moto yetun.
Speaker 3: Isophia spoke about her love for ancient mysteries, while Anikos
Speaker 3: expressed his admiration for the architectural displays of the.
Speaker 1: Exhibits istoso pudend talavan motivro hi Ijikopasi.
Speaker 3: The discussion lasted so long that they didn't realize the
Speaker 3: rain had stopped.
Speaker 1: Also, Ranos kamatise onikos Ki Sofia and dallexandstehille PKiN Onias.
Speaker 3: As the sky cleared and the rain ceased, Onikas and
Speaker 3: Sophia exchanged contact information.
Speaker 1: Thunsa a jena paracolus mia melun dikiek thesis to musio.
Speaker 3: They decided to meet again to attend a future exhibition
Speaker 3: at the museum.
Speaker 1: Onikos eniev to Pepithisi.
Speaker 3: Onikas felt a renewed sense of confidence.
Speaker 1: Enol MirOS kiichtos disnez Philias.
Speaker 3: He felt bolder and more open to new friendships.
Speaker 1: Cato musillo onikos ara to e la fria.
Speaker 3: As they left the museum, Onikas felt his heart lighten ijie.
Speaker 1: Canto proto vima prostinga tvnipu.
Speaker 3: He had taken the first step in the direction he
Speaker 3: had always desired.
Speaker 1: Afias this native Kirius, this Philias kivey Offi senti men
Speaker 1: glissimaello minapols menan dee fordico quip jusend noropo.
Speaker 3: Having opened up to new opportunities for friendship, they both
Speaker 3: let the day close with a smile, ready to enjoy
Speaker 3: the apocrias in a different and more lively way.
Speaker 2: Today's vocabulary words are coming up right after this commercial break.
Speaker 2: Here are today's vocabulary words. First in Greek, then in English,
Speaker 2: oh i hush, oh hush, oh hush.
Speaker 1: The sound noctipa, noctipa, noctipa, to patter, to Barathro, to Barathro,
Speaker 1: to Parathiro, the window, to ekma, to ekma, to eg thema,
Speaker 1: the exhibit, Ikata, yida, ikata, yida, ikate yida, the storm, naperi, plaete, naperi,
Speaker 1: plaete naperi, plaignette, to wonder, is kia is kia? Is kia?
Speaker 1: The shadow Nikitazi, nakitazi, naikitazi, to observe i pro to
Speaker 1: me ipro, to me ipro, to me the bust, then
Speaker 1: the afferi, then the Afferi, then the Affaeri to intrigue.
Speaker 1: It is it is, it is, it is it dc
Speaker 1: The conversation Navistazi, Navistazi, Navistazi, to hesitate ignosi, ignosi, ignosi,
Speaker 1: The Knowledge, tommy Sterio, Tomi sterio, tommy Sterio, The mystery
Speaker 1: otha Masmos, otha masmos otha masmos. The Admiration er hit
Speaker 1: tectniki epi dixi er he tektniki epi dixi er hittek
Speaker 1: toniki p vixi.
Speaker 3: The architectural display.
Speaker 1: If to pepetsi if to peptic if to pepsis the confidence.
Speaker 1: Nanda lassi, nanda lassi, nanda lasi to exchange, that's the
Speaker 1: here Beginonias. That's the here Beginonias. That's the he a
Speaker 1: bekin onias.
Speaker 3: The contact information I.
Speaker 1: Melon digi ekasy i melon digi ektasy emil on dickiegsy
Speaker 1: The future exhibition nee te la Fria, nee te la Fria,
Speaker 1: nice than de la Fria. To feel lighter, Nani yet
Speaker 1: nane nanni yete, to open up if Kiria, if Kiria,
Speaker 1: if Giria, The opportunity Iphilia, Iphilia, iphilia, The friendship, Emera, Emera, emera,
Speaker 1: the day, Napo Lavanni, napolavani, Napo lavanni, to enjoy, Nana feri,
Speaker 1: Nana feri, nana Feri. To mention napliciasi, napliciazi NAPLICIASI. To
Speaker 1: approach to Pathos tobathus to Bathos, the passion nay nay
Speaker 1: to avoid.
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