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In this episode, we'll discover how the beauty of a flower farm brings two students together, transforming their relationship through whispered stories and shared traditions.
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The voco pel tiba vivens tel dim raim.
On an active spring morning, the students of CLASSED went on a trip to a lively flower farm.
Miss A viva co Rearokuni rej de Matria Usa Baville.
All around, everything was green and floral, with the fresh scent of soil and flowers carried in the air.
Hayela dimitlechubet chut china skita visufa lgi chaques tetlevade.
The children whispered with excitement, while now quiet and observant, felt a bit alone.
He et bon mir a telmirecolani chetemi yea be mer cazi nim.
She watched Ama, the boisterous student who was always the center of attention.
Amira madim pre verim sog recue medeleg bemper f sevoni ufa.
Monite Emil stood with friends, laughing and skipping between tulips and bellflowers.
Avel bifnim huir ghischa fret.
But inside he felt somewhat different.
Hutemi devlot mirceaz ahmeo la lusiper la fra de la veta teva ulsipura chuba.
He always liked being in the center, but never told anyone about his love for nature and his grandfather's stories.
No A hi beteba preim u marche va al fa Barucha.
Now looked at the flowers and a thought crossed her mind.
Hi rats telle de berrim Amil.
She wanted to talk to mil.
Paradeskola iv la bramim.
She was afraid her voice would be drowned out by his loud laughter ahmashu is, but something about the farm made her want a.
Dare Amil bel too Ha's man held be mai.
Amir. At the same time, decided he wanted to share something personal.
Too, bessiu cha madri per amil le ma muka.
At the height of the tour, while the guide talked about the flower cycle, Amil took a deep breath a.
Dim huitril sabahili haya gnan.
You know, he began. My grandfather was a gardener the.
Pesach hag haita perit bertre.
During passa. His garden was the most floral.
Hayel dim ifikula rega lekshiv.
The children paused for a moment to listen.
Hai tiro lebakurrag vuya mispaik maeva amirim schik hukleeze liftur de le Bernard d'amleteva.
I would visit my grandfather every holiday, and he would tell me how important it is to celebrate with nature. Abiel continued. He called it opening a door between man and nature.
That nakshiwa be Kshevrevreelem.
Now listened intently, smiling to herself.
Ah Re sipour he is ra ometsufantailev.
After the story, she mustered the courage and approached him.
Agnio he vet perrim amra.
I love flowers, she said.
Anir ho la la demen eeta ginna ch saba schertra.
I can imagine your grandfather's garden.
Amer Rie meroz chler l gat bli bam chercheverave.
Emil smiled, pleased that he managed to touch the hearts of his friends.
Kin hieta muflain yeshiv.
Yes, it was wonderful, he replied.
Vehe mimshi rule sure Berto Scheville purer mede brima massot um schmautechrag.
And they continued to chat along the blooming path, talking about traditions and the meaning of the holiday.
Besso fayum noahr gicha chi maza chever radaesch vermere vin kametovl'otta miti.
By the end of the day, now I felt she had found a new friend. Ann Amir realized how good it is to be genuine.
Calamavendchal kischer teve.
Thus they returned together to the bus, smiling and full of blooming experiences, with a new found understanding of connection, nature and the festival of freedom.
Today's vocabulary words are coming up right after this commercial break. Here are today's vocabulary words, first in Hebrew, then in English.
Poel, poel, po l active, so fe, so fe so fa, observant.
Colonni, col agni, col agni, boisterous, marsou mahrasso, cycle, ezra, ezra, azra, mustard, omits omits ometes, courage, bekyshev rev bekishevv, bekyshevv.
Intently, amity, amity, amit t genuine.
Pirohni, pirohni, pirahni, floral yerok yerok yerok green a daema ademin adem ma, soil, hit ler, rashoe, hit ler, rashoe, hit lashoe.
Whispered her as her is her is dared. See see see hi hashove, harashove, rushove, important lahgog lahgog la, hagog, celebrate.
Massuot, masuot, masur.
Traditions, hag hagg festival.
Rerout rerout rereut.
Freedom, ghannan ghanan, ghannan gardner have siku have siku have siku pausing apihnit apihnit hapi rhnit blooming mashmaut mashmaut mashmaut meaning amiti amiti, am t genuine cashier, cashier cash shaer connection, malehrahim melm mele chraim lively is she is, she is, she personal, Mertze, miltze, merutze, pleased, shikta schkita sketa quiet, lived, lived, lived alone.
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