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Ma Nishtana

The Four Questions



Mah nishtanah halayla hazeh mikol halaylot

1) She'bechol halaylot ain anu matbilin afilu pa'am echat, halayla hazeh shtei pe'amim?

2) She'bechol halaylot anu ochlim chametz o matza, halayla hazeh kulo maztah?

3) She'bechol halaylot anu ochlim she'ar yerakot, halayla hazeh maror?

4) She'bechol halaylot anu ochlim bain yoshvin bain mesubin, halayla hazeh kulanu mesubin?


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Posted: Mar 31, 2009
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Posted: Mar 30, 2009
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This is great! My kids love it. How can I download it so that I can play it in my MP3 player?
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Posted: Mar 20, 2009
Ma nishtana
Nusach Chacad is "chomets oh matsa" not chomets u matsa"

I think it's wonderful to have these important songs here for everyone to learn and enjoy.
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