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Nadja China August 31, 2024

Thank you for the jewish legacy. It deserves clairvoyant construeness. Reply

Gershon Reich New York August 2, 2021

Good Job, Rabbi Slavin!! Your recording's really help me whenever I learn the Kriah. Reply

Yonah August 13, 2017

My problems with this Kriyah As a Jew who lains with the Ashkenazi trope, this adaptation can get confusing for me in multiple ways. The trope are aligned in a different way than I'm used to, the guy uses the ashkenazi pronunciations whilst I use the sefardi pronunciations. Also the laining is a bit slow, even though I am trying to learn. I'm trying to learn the Yisrael portion for Shabbat afternoon and Monday and Thursday mornings, so I would like a better split with the first Aliyah, so that I can study a bit better. Reply

Chabad.org Staff November 30, 2017
in response to Yonah:

hi, have you tried the Torah Trainer at chabad.org/torahtrainer it allows for greater flexibility. Reply