Israel

[TheRabbi]

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[visionary]

anxiously waiting.

[TheRabbi]

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[TheRabbi]

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[GerTzedek]

Eagerly awaiting the possibility of you posting the Amidah.

[Henaynei]

which pronounciation is this ? :)

[TheRabbi]

Texts don't give pronunciations. Pronunciation is provided by the Jew reading the text.

[GerTzedek]

Texts don't give pronunciations. Pronunciation is provided by the Jew reading the text.
True that.

However, it brings up another question. In terms of transliteration, which pronunciation will you be providing (if you get permission)?

[TheRabbi]

I'll use standard Sefardi pronunciation.

[HaNotsri]

Boo! I am more of an Ashkenazic pronunciator my self

[TheRabbi]

What kind of Askenazic? Western Europe,Yekke, Eastern Europe, Galicianer, Yerushalmi?

It's easier for me to use the modern Sefardi pronunciation, since it is the most widely used.

[GerTzedek]

Most, though certainly not all, MJ congregations (mine included) use the sefardic pronunciation. This is one of those occasions where this makes a request a lot easier.

[HaNotsri]

Galicianer please...I learned from people who came from Bobov

[TheRabbi]

You mean like this?

Oveenee Malkainee tohair libainee lav'dechu bemes.

[TheRabbi]

Bobov eh? You know, they are having the first ever elections for Rebbe. It's too wierd.

[HaNotsri]

Oveenee Malkainee tohair libainee lav'dechu bemes.

That would be it...my personal fav was "leishaiv b'Sikkut"

[TheRabbi]

You mean b'sikkes

[HaNotsri]

You mean b'sikkes

Nope, no s...it was silent...so more like sikku.

[simchat_torah]

I guess I missed whatever it was... it has been edited away into oblivion.

[TheRabbi]

I was confused by the "T" you had on the end. Yeah, for sure, the singular, Sukkah would be Sikku.

[Henaynei]

Texts don't give pronunciations. Pronunciation is provided by the Jew reading the text.I was assuming that this version included transliteration ...

[ChazakEmunah]

I guess I missed whatever it was... it has been edited away into oblivion.
It was all about this new Nusakh called "Eretz Yisrael." I have no idea why all references to it have been removed though...