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21 Μαρ 2018 · Teaching Kids to Say the Four Questions. Traditionally recited at the seder by the youngest child present, the Four Questions, or Mah Nishtanah in Hebrew, ask about certain Passover rituals. Each question and its answer is printed below followed by fun videos your family can use to practice the Four Questions--and their answers--with your children.
The Four Questions are featured prominently in most Passover Haggadahs and come early in the Maggid section of the Passover seder. They are traditionally recited or sung by the youngest person at the table. Find alternative and multilingual versions of The Four Questions here.
Learn the Four Questions (aka Ma Nishtana) for Passover with your kids. Watch this short video from the Shaboom team to practice saying the words together. Have a wonderful Passover – chag Pesach sameach! Filmed on location at Temple Sinai Preschool in Oakland – with big thanks to Jonah, Eli and Leah Schwartz!
The Four Questions Mah Nishtanah in Hebrew, English, and transliteration. By Ma nishtanah halailah hazeh mikol haleilot? Sheb'khol haleilot anu okhlin hametz umatzah; halailah hazeh, kuloh matzah. Sheb'khol haleilot anu okhlin sh'ar y'rakot; halailah hazeh, maror. Sheb'khol haleilot ein anu matbilin afilu pa'am ehat; halailah hazeh, shtei f'amim.
Four Questions are recited in Hebrew during the Passover seder. They typically come at the beginning of the Magid, the telling of the Exodus story. This part of the seder falls after the middle matzah is broken and the afikomen is hidden and before the discussion of the four sons.
Often sung or chanted by the youngest child in attendance, the Ma Nishtana point out four anomalies that sat apart “this night from every other night,” asking why on Passover we dip two appetizers, eat matzo and maror (bitter herbs), and recline as we dine.
PASSOVER—THE FOUR QUESTIONS. Introduction. Mah nishtana halaylah hazeh mikol halaylot? Why is this night different from all other nights? Question #1. מַה נִשְׁתַנָה הַלַיְׁלָה הַזֶה מִכָל הַלַילוֹת? שֶבְׁכָל הַלַילוֹת אַנוּ אוֹכְׁלִין חָמֵץ וּמַצָהה .ַלַיְׁלָה הַזֶה כֻלוֹ מַצָה. Shebachol halaylot anu ohlin hametz u’matzah.
