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In this episode, we'll explore how Ellier navigates grief and tradition in the heart of Tel Aviv's bustling market, discovering his own path while honoring his father's legacy.
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Beerhoma kai che tel aviv hashraim me ned mechkla i shevua uvemula eliota aval godl yna jo ira, tamar eli oor here gishat coved evel aviv sgedallo to baraba is ir jog doah verhaet beyond bave hate a bluete margisha outer mohuschit you na hevi not to hate vaut muchret veta marita chamque de las kir loscha himsche mahrusche valse l e o na must be al sla recamote vi perota trim then meh aba eli o ra mar becol schakeet halish morachela nukumshusa tamarrit carva ni yadlctefo at a
lot la marechacello el e o atliv not ulhabedo to b vashti teaha chk vula patasa shuk eli hshki harat sonche l a viv ver i vocelo mitnakshimb mama kaeli bo hu lahats at moduccello imasi piota shoch naveta mar sham huet sar deca, hui beat seviv ratam miserviv et simi alav vi i mooyoma evel thea rega vu navavenna aniyavl le berki lasliolatsmo avaloni looshkat masheli medtano hupa ma beat baynh ver joto hukwarachlit hukta mahdashtad v shamerjviv avalbaderachtat
imlo nishemoor la massoret hua mal babitajon avelosif gametalomocheli yon na veta, Mama bam Eli shmash ishtana hulo de benaz male and alaim schel aviv el imamuna lemviv elimi hum roma bederlo.
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Berhoe ma kai chel tel aviv haraim.
In the summer heat of del Aviv, the market was full of life.
Mejozvonim need mechi colla chamnik nich so chevua.
Filled with the scents of spices and colorful stalls. It seemed like the whole city had come there for weekend shopping.
U Mulla Eliza Una verra tama.
Amid the hustle and bustle. Elior walked calmly beside his older brother Yuna and his younger sister Tamar.
Eli ohre kovde evil.
Alio felt the weight of mourning.
Aviv shgadella ir Jo.
His father, who raised him with great love, had left a big hole in the family.
Vera et beom t bav hatablut marsha.
O, and now on the day of baav the morning felt even more tangible.
Unavino totel vat veta Marita cham de lask.
You now understood him well and accompanied him on the familiar path, and Tamal was there to remind him that life must go on.
Marche vaise eli Oh, what do you think of it? Leol Riechna. Let's be al sch la la quemote ver pero ta.
Trim, smiled Dinna, pointing at the array of fabrics and fresh fruits.
Zih aba eli ora mar bekoscha.
Kit memories of dad, Liora said quietly, elmshoussa, how can I keep our family together?
As he did to Maritva venicha ya derchtefo.
Tamal came closer and laid a hand on his shoulder.
Attelots rich lao la morello, el Oh.
You don't have to say goodbye to his legacy eleol.
At roliv ul rabero tobva.
You can build your own path and honor him with the love you give the.
Family shuk eliot le vivot shimmkaylibo.
As they approached a quiet corner of the market, Elior felt his father's desires and hopes clashing in the depths of his heart.
Ate muducelosio veto man.
He felt the pressure his struggle with the different expectations of an A and tomal cham huets There he paused for a minute, hui.
Beat sevivviv et imom evil.
He looked around, saw life surrounding him, the joy in this market, despite the sorrow that the day of morning brings.
Zeheer regamu ra cheltvu na vavenna, it.
Was a special moment of wisdom and understanding.
An if reyev le lehrbadr qui la rachelio la sm a vella nilosh carat ma scheli Metano.
I must follow my own path, whispered Dueur to himself, but I will not forget what he taught us.
Upon a bassa mabet bay ner hi ver juto.
He turned back, looking into the eyes of his brother and sister.
Hu kuvarchlitt.
He had already decided.
Hukutav mehrade cheta der schebar mishparratred vi schemer zeh no scheleviv aval badr che tatim Lo.
He was rewriting the way the family would unite and preserve his father's memory, but in a way that suited him.
Nishmoor Ala masurit hua mal babitchn a velusif ga mita Calomochili.
We will keep the tradition, he said confidently, but we will also add my dreams.
Euna vita mal ma bathle moto bahiu rim toumbrim.
Euna Antamal looked at him with supportive smiles.
Eli oh irghich Schemashuishtrana.
Aliola felt that something had changed.
Hullo de benezzaira mina s la male eeteran alai m scheleviv el sere, schemaza der la schihra la minga va vemuna.
He was no longer the youngest son trying to fill his father's shoes, but a young man who had found a way to move forward with pride and faith.
Le moroto, coulotte, veraramula miserviv eli o ra schekitnimi.
Despite the noises and the hustle and bustle around, Aliora felt an inner peace hum mats.
Bed.
He found tranquility within the bustling market and his place within the family in his own way. Today's vocabulary words are coming up right after this commercial break. Here are today's vocabulary words, first in Hebrew, then in English.
Shuk huk shuk market a, veal a, val a val morning, moshit, mourshit mo reesche legacy, shakim, shaken me chekit me, tranquility, DeRich, dirich de re path, cipiot, cipiot, ci fiote, expectations, tervly nim vly nim tervly nim, spices, muhaschit, muhschit, mouhast, tangible hit, moodut hitmoddut hit moddut, struggle, simhra simhra, sim joy les chama les, chamaer le, chameare, preserve, homma, hommah, homma, pustling, recommote, recommote, recamote, fabrics,
HaLow mote, HaLow mote, halo, mote, dreams, cheket ni me chekeni me scheke nie me in her peace, to vuna to vuna to vunna, understanding, mit, nagashim, mit, nakashim, mit, nagashim.
Clashing, ho ho ho.
Oh Hamullah, Hamullah, Hammullah, hussle and Basal Ratson, Ratson, Ratson.
Desires liv Liva, liv accompanied.
Agadol, Argadol, Ahgadol, older brother ahra Ara.
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Younger sister Beata Rohn, Bata Rohn, Beta Rhn, courage, massor It, massor It, massoor It, tradition, miss aviv, miss aviv, missavive, surrounding, Tomrim, tomrim, tom Mahrim, supportive, Mukherrit, mukhri, much it, familiar, Lat's so, lat'so, Lat's pause, tavuna ta vuna to vunna wisdom.
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