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Mishna Berura Daf Hashavua Siman 100 The Obligation to Prepare Unfamiliar Tefillos & Piyutim

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we're continuing in today we learn the prayers of you need to arrange you need to arrange the before you so that it's fluent you don't want to start stumbling and mumbling you know like the guy who DAV for the all of a sudden he's reading everything smoothly right and then he gets up to Anu and then it sounds like he's reading ancient hieroglyphics why cuz the guy doesn't how to read just the other parts of the he's practiced this the Anu it looks like you know he needs Rosetta Stone to the cipher so before you get up to the ding if it's a new part of the you need to arrange it some say you only have to range if you're ding it if you're ding from a it's permitted to uh wing it you see what you're that is the okay this is the in many books and in the when we say you need to arrange the it means most of you don't always only upon occasion and therefore you are not so accustomed to you're not so accustomed to it says even though the is speaking specifically about because you don't frequently say it but the same logic would apply to and you also have to arrange in the beginning the says it helps you don't have to say the words even to go over it in your mouth mind what does it AR go to go over the words to say the words to say it to practice saying it now the question is if you're going to say it um the says say it without however the is when is practicing ding for the he does say it that's practicing he would say it um now when you're daving from a the already wrote in you should Mark off what you need to say so you don't uh you don't skip it or you don't have to start searching for it okay um or or DAV from a so in other words here so again Mad means you're going to practice saying it that's talking about somebody who but it seems according to that if you're ding from a you don't have to practice Wonders on the custom of people who are lenient to D and not to arrange it in the beginning doesn't know what they rely on look in the sh sh Chua says um it has to be entirely a new what would be an example of something that's entirely a new you never have something that's entirely a new even y it's not entirely a but the sh brings down this opinion of the rashash that that there is Basis not to have to practice it before even when you're not ding from at least if you're going D the first should be from a and this way your say the opinion that we're not ding from a you need to go over it before so are those only when you down by hard it's not correct that people say they don't arrange it first so anytime you come to something that you don't say frequently so it seems like I what do you mean I say it frequently I say it every month no that's not frequent enough so you don't say unless you're M at first means you at least think the words in your mind before prayers and whose commentary is difficult so let's say the most people have absolutely no idea what the are about they don't know the difference between and all they know is they're saying ancient Hebrew words you're not how to say the words don't don't say it unless you go over it before which I'm sure everybody does I'm sure every single night people prepare the for the next day that's why many people are they don't say them they don't go to cuz what's the point if you don't prepare it before you have to prepare it before no it's the same thing he's giving you enough credit that the regular T you know what they mean otherwise you would have to prepare that also but now no it's like this beforehand we weren't even talking about pronunciation talking about making sure you say the words CU if you're saying it by heart and you didn't prepare it chances are you'll miss words do you know but if you're ding from a S we're not worried you're going to miss words and we're not worried you don't know the meaning of the the P either why wouldn't you know the meaning most people you know that's the language you speak but now when you come to um difficult F you got to practice it you got to go over it um yeah yeah in other words what unless you know what it means in other words when you say the P um you know when you say uh between me and you you know what that's talking about don't know what it me so then then that's another Al then you need to go back to elementary school a learn English then open up the art scroll and uh learn Hebrew that's all part of it but inter linear translation is not enough to understand what it means time yeah you could use Interlinear translation to avoid this issue yeah yeah that would do it okay um should we go V yeah let's do let's let's do new another another uh session here we go