Secrets and Friendship in the Tatra Mountains

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Fluent Fiction - Slovak: Secrets and Friendship in the Tatra Mountains Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.org/secrets-and-friendship-in-the-tatra-mountains Story Transcript:Sk: Marek stál pred vchodom do tajného bunkra v Tatrách.En: Marek stood at the entrance to a secret bunker in the Tatra Mountains.Sk: Lesy boli husté a zelený porast ho dokonale ukrýval.En: The forests were dense, and the green foliage concealed him perfectly.Sk: Bolo leto a vtáky spievali.En: It was summer, and the birds were singing.Sk: Ale Marek bol ticho napätý.En: But Marek was silently tense.Sk: Pri ušiach držal vysielačku.En: He held a radio to his ear.Sk: „Jozef, poď sem.En: "Jozef, come here.Sk: Musíme sa skryť.En: We have to hide.Sk: Invázná armáda prichádza!En: The invading army is approaching!"Sk: “Jozef, jeho priateľ, sa zasmial.En: Jozef, his friend, laughed.Sk: „Marek, nemaj strach.En: "Marek, don't worry.Sk: Nikto tu neprichádza.En: No one is coming here."Sk: “Marek sa však nenechal odradiť.En: But Marek remained undeterred.Sk: „Nie, Jozef.En: "No, Jozef.Sk: Musíš mi veriť.En: You have to believe me.Sk: Príď sem, rýchlo.En: Come here, quickly."Sk: “Jozef bol skeptický, ale išiel za Marekom.En: Jozef was skeptical but followed Marek.Sk: Našiel ho, ako odomyká zámok na vchode do bunkra.En: He found him unlocking the door to the bunker.Sk: „Čo tam máte, Marek?En: "What do you have in there, Marek?"Sk: “„Len poď dovnútra,“ trval na svojom Marek.En: "Just come inside," Marek insisted.Sk: „Ukážem ti, aké je to vážne.En: "I'll show you how serious it is."Sk: “Vstúpili do bunkra.En: They entered the bunker.Sk: Bol v ňom chladnejší vzduch a mal úhľadné regály plné konzerv, vody a domácich vynálezov.En: The air inside was cooler, and it had neat shelves filled with canned goods, water, and homemade inventions.Sk: „Pozri sa,“ ukázal Marek pyšne na svoje zásoby.En: "Look," Marek proudly showed his supplies.Sk: „Som pripravený.En: "I’m prepared."Sk: “Jozef si prezeral bunkr a posledne sa usmial.En: Jozef looked around the bunker and finally smiled.Sk: „Marek, to je vážne pekné, ale si si istý, že je to nutné?En: "Marek, this is really nice, but are you sure it's necessary?"Sk: “Marek sa na neho zamračil.En: Marek frowned at him.Sk: „Áno, Jozef.En: "Yes, Jozef.Sk: Musíš byť pripravený.En: You have to be prepared.Sk: Čo ak naozaj prídu?En: What if they actually come?"Sk: “Jozef prešiel bunkrom a našiel malý denníček.En: Jozef walked around the bunker and found a small diary.Sk: „Čo to je?En: "What's this?"Sk: “ opýtal sa Jozef a začal listovať.En: he asked, starting to flip through it.Sk: V denníčku boli Marekové plány a scenáre.En: The diary contained Marek's plans and scenarios.Sk: „Tu píšeš o vymyslenej invázii, Marek.En: "Here, you write about an imagined invasion, Marek.Sk: To nie je reálne.En: It's not real."Sk: “Marek klesol.En: Marek slumped.Sk: „Myslel som, že bude lepšie, ak budeme pripravení…“Jozef sa usmial a zavrel denníček.En: "I thought it would be better if we were prepared..." Jozef smiled and closed the diary.Sk: „Marek, nie je tu žiadna...