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@ means answer TO the person indicated???
sunnyrosegarden 6 months ago
My comment (Sunnyrosegarden) was "the reason for stepping on the glass is not the destruction of something beautiful. You see the negative. Why was it attributed to someone else and their comment attributed to me????
sunnyrosegarden 6 months ago
beautiful
mantaloko1 1 year ago
Hazak!!
YAEL163 1 year ago
Magnificent voic, it would be worthwhile a richer accompaniedment like a violin etc.....
Thank you !
datoparis 1 year ago
@datoparis
The violin, lol, stereotype!
Just kidding, that would be a very nice idea but most practising Jews don't make music on Shabbat in remembrance of the temple's former glory. Another uninteresting fact: it's the same reason you step on a crystal glass on the day of your wedding-the destruction of something beautiful.
Furthermore, with the violin would it be playing just as accompaniment or do you think it would work playing the same melody?
Javjean 9 months ago
@Javjean accompaigned by the viola would be beautiful on 6 of the seven days of the week! ;)
datoparis 9 months ago
@Javjean the reason for stepping on the glass is not the destruction of something beautiful. You see the negative.
sunnyrosegarden 7 months ago
@sunnyrosegarden
mmmm, I guess Rabbi Rosenthal was wrong then! As if!
Javjean 6 months ago
Beautiful! Shabat Shalom
avnerlaskin 2 years ago
Such a beautiful voice and soul-stiring song. I guess my first post got deleted because I left a couple of links in for Chabad and Aish. Hopefully this one will go through
keliata 4 years ago
Such a great voice, That is one of my favorite songs and makes me emotinal!
b3d 4 years ago
What a beautiful voice.
Shabbat Shalom!
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samperez7 4 years ago
thank you for that song. I love it. Greetings from Switzerland. Do you know if it's possible to sing it in English? Has it any translation? Thanks.
kadeczka 4 years ago
You can find the Hebrew words, the English translation, and the transliteration on Wikipedia. You-Tube won't let users list the URL here, but if you go to the Wikipedia web site and type "yedid nefesh" in the search box, you'll go to the article, with all three components in columns lower down on the page.
templealiyah 4 years ago