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How do you run your Seder?
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| The leader reads the whole Haggadah out loud |
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26% |
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| Each person reads a portion aloud |
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| People read quietly to themselves and meet up at certain parts |
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26% |
[ 4 ] |
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alef22
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 Thu, Apr 14 2005, 11:23 am
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Does the leader of your Seder read out loud the whole Haggadah or do you go around and have each person read a portion?
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Pickle Lady
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Thu, Apr 14 2005, 12:36 pm
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oopps I accidently voted fo the head reading it out loud. But I like it better when everyone reads a piece. It keep everyone awake and together and interested in the seder. It also works well iuf you have non-frum people at your seder.
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gryp
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Thu, Apr 14 2005, 1:41 pm
sorry, I cant vote... 
what about the option of the head of the Seder reads out loud and everyone reads quietly with him?
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sarahd
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Thu, Apr 14 2005, 3:08 pm
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or, everybody reads out loud together (including women when there are no unrelated male guests.)
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deedee
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Thu, Apr 14 2005, 3:43 pm
| Quote: | | or, everybody reads out loud together (including women when there are no unrelated male guests.) |
what  what is wrong with reading out loud infront of a nonrelated male?!?
my family reads it in english so we go around each reading a paragraph.
my hubby reads his in hebrew. 
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sarahd
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Thu, Apr 14 2005, 4:15 pm
| deedee wrote: | | Quote: | | or, everybody reads out loud together (including women when there are no unrelated male guests.) |
what what is wrong with reading out loud infront of a nonrelated male?!?
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Well, my father has a special tune that we use for the hagada, so it would be singing before men. Otherwise, no halachic problem that I know of.
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deedee
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Thu, Apr 14 2005, 4:19 pm
oh, ok! 
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queenie
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Sun, Apr 17 2005, 10:22 pm
In my family - meaning my father's family, my father lead the seder and asked people to read certain parts. Sometimes it was english and sometimes hebrew. You are supposed to understand what you read and you have an obligation to tell the story of exodus. That would mean non-hebrew speaking people SHOULD read it in english.
My father also gave explanations and commentary that made it a lot more interesting for those not religious at the table.
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Tefila
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Sun, Apr 17 2005, 11:09 pm
| Quote: | | what about the option of the head of the Seder reads out loud and everyone reads quietly with him |
Or loudly w/h him
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