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Speaker 3: In this episode, we'll delve into the heartwarming tale of
strangers uniting in adversity, finding unexpected friendships amidst a snowstorm
on the iconic Carl of Most.
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Speaker 1: Nakaro b aled nesbila, prahyena maras asnove ekosavis, scrivaist so a, vatslav,
umniletnavo vetvari prohazel mostem laedel do conari, obras pronove platinova,
nakashi the tail, na kamene oblock x veto lamp tanchi
na vedl pros ivana te pri kabbadev nuti belas, dravotnestra
vikla na chriso to wat sneakal sta usti ivan akila
jelibomotsava so dal shimlat loukas krael pomostiku framkim otlet priage
vigil atta do mues vero, dala said ale, nagee jessepolo,
b uvid melovanime ropo la cupredoe, snizachal beat prilish rusti
pro hotebel nemoshni ride actors, naji pro presmost says a
stavovalle straten i, vats la sena vil is a stavel
premchel yes alber naposto ivan a vigila yak panicai rosod
lad nat signi sem musim nried ou crit zavola yea
las bell clidney alerosodni lokash senafel is a stavel the
premchel po osvig bliski alete vigil vats lava yama say
to slap sniem rosodos ustamat spoleni mari stanek vector m
semorisvad belato tourists ka kioska belas nem verses a cleanly
spoleni pratzovalle lukasvata chili ivana mezzim uklidova ostatni v nit
belazima allvenko is nearlybeat vats lav video vetvaravdu viu a
zerus pratsovat ivan apodiva and luka avatslava di mat recla
attack the tim venkameva pratt els tree vatslaf inspirto zenn
aleste mesilidmi ivana obviklenzavisla pojo pia jeprimo, pomotnis la boski
alokas nachel domov neten nactarie toil ale ten teri ugil
Ostatni snignaconet ustal mostevoevrel proski ale Troos, Migno, moshna ushnig
and pdakovigilkadi pribakroak.
Speaker 3: Let's take another listen, Listen closely to any part you
may have missed.
Speaker 1: Nakarolovia mostoiko.
Speaker 3: There was silence on the carlo of must.
Speaker 1: Big Tu progistov Killigi aled Nezbila Prahayena.
Speaker 3: Normally hundreds of people flow there, but today Praya was different.
Speaker 1: Maras an ekosavis scriva ti starobile so.
Speaker 3: A frost and snowflakes fell like a curtain, hiding ancient
statues and the dense river below them.
Speaker 1: Vatslav umnletsuna vo vetvari projasel.
Speaker 3: Mostem Vautslav, an artist with fatigue on his face, was
walking across the bridge l.
Speaker 1: Del doi obras pronove pa.
Speaker 3: He was looking for the perfect image for a new canvas.
Speaker 1: Ye na casd de trina kamene oboc yex vito lamptanchiro.
Speaker 3: His eyes examined every detail, how the snow fell on
the stone arches, how the lamp light danced on the flakes.
Speaker 1: Veda tepri kabat Peti.
Speaker 3: Beside him. Ivana passed by her warm coat tightly buttoned.
Speaker 1: Belasdra sestra zvikla nakrisov situa.
Speaker 3: She was a nurse used to crisis situations.
Speaker 1: Snipalsta le rusti ivanazkira gelide.
Speaker 3: The snow fell more and more thickly, and iven I
felt that people would need help.
Speaker 1: Trita la chauva jovala so del schiromu rat.
Speaker 3: She pulled her scarf closer to her neck and contemplated
what else she could do.
Speaker 1: Lucas cracelomsts kufram tishkim odlet.
Speaker 3: Briche Lukash was walking on the bridge with a suitcase
heavy from years away.
Speaker 1: Vigil kno misi putn atesta do mukeeses la.
Speaker 3: He saw the city disappearing under the snow, and the
way home to his family seemed unreachable.
Speaker 1: Semkro ale nagie gisep dobi uvigi s mirovannime ropola kupredo.
Speaker 3: His heart was heavy, but the hope of finally seeing
his loved ones after a long time drove him forward.
Speaker 1: Ze zachelbit pri Justi.
Speaker 3: Suddenly the wind picked up and the snow became too thick.
Speaker 1: Pru j nemosni.
Speaker 3: Passage was impossible.
Speaker 1: Ride ti presmost, says Astavo valle strasen iv bi Levavi.
Speaker 3: People trying to cross the bridge stopped lost in the
white turmoil.
Speaker 1: Vatslav sena feel is a stavilmi schlel yes malbna.
Speaker 3: Posd vautslov paused for a moment, considering whether to leave
painting for later and help those in need.
Speaker 1: Ivan na vigila yeah clid pankazi.
Speaker 3: Even I saw people panicking rosola snat. She decided to act.
Speaker 1: SIGNI sem.
Speaker 3: Everyone over here, musn u crit we must find shelter.
Speaker 1: Zavola la yea las bill klidny ale rod.
Speaker 3: She called out her voice, calm but decisive.
Speaker 1: Louca senaveel is a stavil posei ski alva slava yakoma
naestu slipimsniehem.
Speaker 3: Ruk Ash stopped for a moment, thinking only about his
loved ones. But now he saw vautslap helping people find
their way through the blinding snow.
Speaker 1: Rosoldstat appomat.
Speaker 3: He decided to stay and help.
Speaker 1: Spoleichny sev semina shlim Maristanik viktor m Semurishovat.
Speaker 3: Together with everyone, they found a small stall where they
could take shelter.
Speaker 1: Billa Touristitzka Kioska. It was a tourist kiosk te Bila
zanasnasniehm dvesis zaki.
Speaker 3: Now it was bogged down with snow. The door's wedge.
Speaker 1: Shut spolichny Prazzovali bluk A, Swatslavemna Chili, Ivana mezzikim ukov Ostakni.
Speaker 3: Working together, Rukash and vats pushed on the doors, while
Ivana calmed the others.
Speaker 1: Nazima Alevenku.
Speaker 3: Inside it was cold, but better than outside.
Speaker 1: Jez nearly Snagdad.
Speaker 3: They huddled together, trying to stay warm.
Speaker 1: Vatslav vidlvetvdu vio Asiu.
Speaker 3: Vatslav saw something unexpected in the faces of those strangers,
trust and the strength to cooperate.
Speaker 1: Ivannluka she Avatslava.
Speaker 3: Ivana looked at Tukash and Vatslav gki mahatkla. Thank you
for helping, she said.
Speaker 1: Attack zakim soo venkuts and so.
Speaker 3: While the snowstorm raged outside, new friendships formed among the
three of them.
Speaker 1: Vatslavzi still inspirazilzen nalees Mesid.
Speaker 3: Vautslov discovered that inspiration could be found among people.
Speaker 1: Ivana Obviklenzavisla pojoa gela Boski.
Speaker 3: Ivana, usually independent, understood that accepting help wasn't a weakness.
Speaker 1: Alasnachel do neen nakteriil a e ten teri Ugni.
Speaker 3: And rukash found home, not the one he had been
longing for, but the one they all made together snistel Most.
The snow eventually stopped and the bridge slowly reopened to
its pilgrims ale troos, but the trio had changed.
Speaker 1: Moushna Ushni and Tiklovisvigi Kashdi pribisayed.
Speaker 3: Perhaps they would never again overlook the crowds on karlo
of must now they saw every story behind individual steps differently.
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: Kiko kiho jicho, silence, prodit prodit prod it flow, xavis, zavis, zavis, curtain, stobila, stobila, stobila,
ancient huste, huste, holste dense unava unava, u nava, fatigue,
dival s, divalce, jival s examined O bloke O bloke,
oh blokey arches lamp, lamp, lamp lamp, vlochka, vlochika, vla flake,
zab nuti, zap nuti, zap nuti, button, krisover krisover krisovere crisis,
situazz situazz situ, situation, uva jovala, uva jovala, uva jovala, contemplated, nemoshni, nemoshni, nemoshni, unreachable,
prue hot, prue hot, pru passage, veva va turmoil, u
crit ucrit ouh grit shelter, clidney, clidney, clidny come prosodni
prosodni rossodni, decisive, scrett, scrett, screett hidden, pre legitost, pre legitost,
see legost, opportunity, pani kai panicari, pankazi, panicking, slip eam
slip eam, slept em blinding, touristitzka, tourists ka, duristitzka, tourist
kioska kioska kioska kiosk, zakli nili zakri nili zakhli NiII Wedged, Zanashina, Zanashina,
Zanashena bog Down, Duvira, Duviera, Duviera trust celu celu celu Strength.
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