Speaker 1: Fluid Fluent RG.
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Speaker 3: In this episode, will follow Aerial and gnomes inspiring journey
Speaker 3: as they transform political confusion into a powerful movement for
Speaker 3: change at the heart of their community.
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Speaker 1: Hayomy ayodvetaknesse zehey veram kolebashim chigyu let's be a ki
Speaker 1: verhavira the hut ari elam dalaia de la ta nissa, mabita, baha,
Speaker 1: mula here game, vul belet, mahatsava, Poli, barrets avelgamiteretz ba
Speaker 1: talim so de Pierre no Ah midstra Ashasha, mister mbly
Speaker 1: bayote gambo named asila Gisha called slilom am rari elb
Speaker 1: col ram no A, mister kela bahavana hu he g
Speaker 1: barhadme tot sharot avelgamidasha she kneltriuvi atiola ca il amarnam
Speaker 1: avel gamo valati did a relata here hella de bery
Speaker 1: man a shimsham du batola cal piot say she kneveti
Speaker 1: kun noam la maret hutav a litla moleida laelvelet mohuba
Speaker 1: as the hot beams bim afrim so rim bevertakness not
Speaker 1: ratnut hit or root an ashimchlu la bia dotte hembko
Speaker 1: ram verdun he mek ari elve no ahmet gerusez ule
Speaker 1: the soph mats to shoot a foot, benshi fortemehiotto to
Speaker 1: vataklal besofoch de var a kirilaite can say a la
Speaker 1: di junga dol at rusholimla shpia ulsha, not bemete ari
Speaker 1: elvenam here jase kim unto a mimo termitter mide hemevenusha
Speaker 1: called rashuv the mi ma sh uga dolotelka u var
Speaker 1: RecA nishmut philo radeshevut ari elvinashl ali shah not them
Speaker 1: siut venoorme la mala radim ulha mimba courcello la shpia
Speaker 1: velzzo sh nuya Miti.
Speaker 3: Let's take another listen. Listen closely to any parts you
Speaker 3: may have missed.
Speaker 1: Hay o my ya yome u rad be vetaknesse it.
Speaker 3: Today was a special day at the biknessset.
Speaker 1: Zehe yayombrirote vera makoma ya male ba nashim schigiu lets Bia.
Speaker 3: It was election day and the place was filled with
Speaker 3: people who came to vote.
Speaker 1: Quishutim vod rag chevuo te trouta, quirot veha viraheta mischulevit
Speaker 1: bensipia li meti route.
Speaker 3: Decorations for the chag Chevuote adorned the walls, and the
Speaker 3: atmosphere was a mix of anticipation and tension.
Speaker 1: Arie E la m d l ya de la Tachnissa
Speaker 1: Mabita Bahramula.
Speaker 3: Ariel stood by the entrance door, watching the hustle and bustle.
Speaker 1: He here gischame vul belt bretz alred Tlimzo de s Pierre.
Speaker 3: She felt confused by the political situation in the country,
Speaker 3: but she was also determined to find a way to
Speaker 3: make a difference.
Speaker 1: No mister Reel bimra.
Speaker 3: Nom joined her shortly.
Speaker 1: Afshu Ratscha misterem bliberotte gamulde Kismabu.
Speaker 3: Even though he wanted the day to end without problems,
Speaker 3: he couldn't stop the sense of anxiety that gnawed at him.
Speaker 1: Nim asri lehr gisha coll sililo mich amrarie el becol ram.
Speaker 3: I'm tired of feeling like my voice doesn't matter, Ariel
Speaker 3: said loudly.
Speaker 1: No, mister Kela Leer Bahravena.
Speaker 3: Noam looked at her with understanding.
Speaker 1: Hure grad cherillote a velaminu Triuvi.
Speaker 3: He felt fear about the possible outcomes, but he also
Speaker 3: knew that change could be positive.
Speaker 1: Attim.
Speaker 3: You can take an active part in this change, Nome.
Speaker 1: Said ala Valt.
Speaker 3: But you also need to think about future stability.
Speaker 1: A relita cha.
Speaker 3: Ariel decided she couldn't stay silent.
Speaker 1: Here HeLa le de berri man a shim cham du
Speaker 1: batola cal pioteleui vetti kun.
Speaker 3: She began speaking with the people standing in line for
Speaker 3: the polls, trying to persuade them to think of the
Speaker 3: elections as a subject of change and reform.
Speaker 1: Noam le marettev heslit Morlea.
Speaker 3: Nome, despite his fears, decided to stand by Ariel and support.
Speaker 1: Her as bim ha fu sim.
Speaker 3: The conversations among the voters turned into heated debates.
Speaker 1: Verta neunijute veheit o rut.
Speaker 3: A sense of vitality and awakening was created in the Bieknesset.
Speaker 1: And ashimchlu la bia de te him becol ram veh
Speaker 1: dillun he meek.
Speaker 3: People began to express their opinions loudly and the discussion deepened.
Speaker 1: A ree elven met geruse ze ule vesof matsutafut benshifuteheme
Speaker 1: shiote to vata clal.
Speaker 3: Aerial and Nome challenged each other and eventually found the
Speaker 3: partnership between their personal aspirations for the greater.
Speaker 1: Good bessu fochel le v Hakirilite.
Speaker 3: Ultimately, the community gathered together for a large discussion. The
Speaker 3: feeling was that they could truly influence and bring change.
Speaker 1: Are elim um.
Speaker 3: Mead, Aerial and Nome felt stronger and more in synct
Speaker 3: than ever hemevishuv. They understood that their voice was important
Speaker 3: and that they had become part of something bigger. Vercamut,
Speaker 3: the sun set and in the background, the prayers of
Speaker 3: chag Chevu were heard.
Speaker 1: An vename la marm ulha mean be courch shpia velzo
Speaker 1: shinuya Miti.
Speaker 3: Ariel realized she could change reality, and Nome learned to
Speaker 3: dispel his fears and believe in his power to influence
Speaker 3: and create real change. Today's vocabulary words are coming up
Speaker 3: right after this commercial break. Here are today's vocabulary words,
Speaker 3: first in Hebrew, then in English.
Speaker 1: Meyuchud meyuhud meyuchad special, habrirot, habrirot, habriot, election itro itro
Speaker 1: itro adorned, cipia, cipia, cipia, anticipation, metti rout, mettigrut, metti rut, tension, hammulla, hammoulla, hammoullah, husso, negretze, negreze, negretz, determined, hushparin, hushparin,
Speaker 1: hush parain, difference, grada, grada, harada, anxiety, kisma, kisma, kirisma, nod, totsu, totsu,
Speaker 1: totsa out outcomes, yetsi, voot yetzi, voot yet si voot, stability,
Speaker 1: schikta schketa, skeeta, silent les scherreneur lescherneur les, schrenee, persuade, calpiote, calpiote, calfillote, pause,
Speaker 1: v Kahrim, the Kuhim.
Speaker 3: The Kuhim debates, you need you need, you need you vitality,
Speaker 3: hit over a root, hit over a root, heat o
Speaker 3: root awakening, shave, foot, shave foot shaefoot, aspirations.
Speaker 1: Shoot a foot, shoot a foot, shoot a foot, partnership lash,
Speaker 1: pier lash, pia lesh pia, influence, meto amim, meto a
Speaker 1: mim meto a mime sink bareka bareka, barreka, background, filot,
Speaker 1: fill lot, fill lot, prayers, metsi ut, metsi oot, metsi
Speaker 1: root reality, left us, lefazire, le fazere, dispel, litsou, litsou,
Speaker 1: litsou create Khila Khila Quhila.
Speaker 3: Community ri uv RIEU V free, u V positive.
Speaker 1: A'm dhubatau, i'm a du bateau, i'm a du bateau.
Speaker 3: Standing in line.
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