Finding Home: Miriam's Antarctic Rosh Hashanah Celebration

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In this episode, will join Miriam as she finds warmth and connection in an Antarctic outpost by sharing her rich Jewish traditions with newfound friends.

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Miriam ishamad ma, i'm dambo kotkava verit hik muka a vetala abide based reel aimchi comite ehem, Miriam name Kami, michurfey due la calca ashva, ro karev Ashannazzo, Tigi, schaetsbelcher Leamrochabad, marc Fuazo, alfay, kilometrim beta al fuchhim veld vashana beta, Benny good La, nufrat suva bhutz hayaham venim, chamayud vid varhell javel marcal the vida y alami is man bucket avlam lohov taite mast udim mariamid ashi rot salsa, mashuad i am rosa sha he am rabel regas saladeer, There's malagiga,

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Miriam Isha Madhi maeha amdaa klimbo kretica.

Miriam, an amazing woman in her thirties, stood outside facing the climate research station in Okotka.

Viva the sofa kites rakitri meek.

Cold winds blew around her, and the late summer sun was just starting to disappear over the horizon.

Hikotef shima muka chevetla bade bisrelimchik teleheim.

She took a deep breath, thinking about home in Isla. Will about the family and holidays she so dearly missed.

Miriam name micheur jfeydl avalit Karev.

Though Beryam was far from the coastal plain, she knew so well. She thought about the upcoming.

Hashnaso t le de marc fuazo alfe kilometri mi Beta.

This year, she felt the need to connect to her roots, even though she was in this frozen land thousands of kilometers from her.

Home alrim Velotata.

But there were no apples and no honey at the station.

Nigul nuf suvechebreutz hayacham venaim.

Inside the station, unlike the cold and sad atmosphere outside, it was warm and pleasant.

Chamou de vid verreel Verela Marcal.

Their word of Vitri and la Hill.

Her research partners, the Vidya loomis manbert Avelchelmo Lam Lohovta mis Teu dim dvid had recently been in their distant country. Blarelle had never experienced Jewish traditions.

Mariamda schiro sal maschu Mieuchrad.

Mariam knew she wanted to create something special with them.

Hayom roch chenna hi am Rabriga saldeer.

Today is worshachena, she said as soon as she entered the room.

Zez mal regiga vitrichute.

It's a time for celebration and renewal.

Ulai nul gogi achad.

Maybe we can celebrate together.

Man uzu him la sott.

What do we need to do?

Che el de vide bhitanenut.

Asked Avid with interest.

Miriam tripsa servivetemitz him a kaya.

Mim Mariyamo looked around for the available ingredients.

Hi mets atapuzim uk tatsuka.

She found oranges and a little sugar.

Nu la chhinri buttapus hi hits a bio.

We can make orange marmalade, she suggested, with a smile.

Kumoto pour bid vash.

Like apples and honey.

Boto erev attachranite malabre tepuzim vesuka baziho no uv schelva.

That evening the state was filled with the scents of oranges and sugar, memories and tranquility.

Miriams bi alnava u.

Miriam explained to the Vian Rachel the meaning of China about a new year full of hope and success.

Hemaku hitu si purim Vehem.

They laughed, shared stories, and deepened their bonds.

Breva Miriam masur Rades.

By the end of the evening, as the small celebration was wrapping up, Bariam felt something new.

The bite gilt he met a bite trades.

Although she was far from home, she just covered that within these moments, within the friendship and human warmth, she had found a new home.

Atana le morokum kovtut he Nicola Risua Schegret.

The station, despite being a place of cold and simplicity, gave her the feeling that she was welcomed, that she belonged.

Cham Breaka Miriavina man chimekle Berra elze Lakshiv.

There in the distant Clotica, Beryam understood that the meaning of faith and tradition is not only in familiar places with people dear to your heart, but also in the ability to share and connect with anyone willing to listen.

Today's vocabular words are coming up right after this commercial break. Here are today's vocabulary words, first in Hebrew, then in English.

A clem, a clim a clem, climate oh, fik oh, fik oh, fake, horizon, nishima, nishima, nishima, breath, chevaluschea, chivuchea, shiversheya roots, fua fu aku a frozen amits him amis him amitshrim, ingredients, ribetribetribet, marmalade, chilva, chilva, leva, tranquility, scharim, sharim, charim, bands emuna, emuna, amna faith, massaor it massaur it massoorate tradition.

Lerevel lerevert lerevet.

Bond legalote, legalote, legalote discover.

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