Random questions.

[good sam]

How do you write a bas mitzvah speech? I'm at a total loss.

[YitzyS]

How do you write a bas mitzvah speech? I'm at a total loss.

I'm assuming you mean for the bar mitzva boy.

IINM, there are people who you can hire to do it for you, though you may not need it. You can also contact a relative or friend and "borrow" what they prepared.

ETA: just noticed the 's'. Oops.

[Yo ssi]

How do you write a bas mitzvah speech? I'm at a total loss.

https://www.google.com/search?q=bas+mitzvah+speech

[ckmk47]

How do you write a bas mitzvah speech? I'm at a total loss.

I worked with her on a devar Torah. We used it for her message / lesson for the crowd (achdus, emunah, etc).  We ended with hakaras hatov and brachos for all.
It's like all other light speeches.

[Euclid]

I worked with her on a devar Torah. We used it for her message / lesson for the crowd (achdus, emunah, etc).  We ended with hakaras hatov and brachos for all.
It's like all other light speeches.

Bar mitzvah speeches should be the same.

[Dan]

lol

👆 גם אני מצטרף לה-ל.א.ל. 😂

[whacked1]

I'm assuming you mean for the bar mitzva boy.

IINM, there are people who you can hire to do it for you, though you may not need it. You can also contact a relative or friend and "borrow" what they prepared.

ETA: just noticed the 's'. Oops.

*Checks users location*, Lakewood, check. 

[good sam]

I worked with her on a devar Torah. We used it for her message / lesson for the crowd (achdus, emunah, etc).  We ended with hakaras hatov and brachos for all.
It's like all other light speeches.

That's what I was thinking, I'll work on it together with her. For now I am lacking inspiration.

[ckmk47]

That's what I was thinking, I'll work on it together with her. For now I am lacking inspiration.

Parsha that week, inyanei d'yoa - shavuos,

[CountValentine]

Should you give someone a like if it is a line they stolen?

[Lurker]

Should you give someone a like if it is a line they stolen?

Who cares where it came from? The like is for how it was used.

[aygart]

How do you write a bas mitzvah speech? I'm at a total loss.

It really depends a lot on what types of speeches they give in your community.

[zh cohen]

That's what I was thinking, I'll work on it together with her. For now I am lacking inspiration.

Who is she named after?

A story about that person, and a lesson that the bas mitzva girl learned from her life

[Yehuda57]

Should you give someone a like if it is a line they stolen?

Talmud:
 חמרא למריה טיבותא לשקייה
[while the] wine belongs to the master, thanks is given to the waiter.

But, the mishna also says:
אמר רבי אלעזר א"ר חנינא כל האומר דבר בשם אומרו מביא גאולה לעולם
R' Elazar said in the name of R' Chanina, "Whoever  says something in the name of the person who said it brings redemption to the world."

So, you should like the post, but they should have quoted the origin.

[CountValentine]

Talmud:
 חמרא למריה טיבותא לשקייה
[while the] wine belongs to the master, thanks is given to the waiter.

But, the mishna also says:
אמר רבי אלעזר א"ר חנינא כל האומר דבר בשם אומרו מביא גאולה לעולם
R' Elazar said in the name of R' Chanina, "Whoever  says something in the name of the person who said it brings redemption to the world."

So, you should like the post, but they should have quoted the origin.

So yes? 

[Yehuda57]

So yes? 

You think I am going to give you a one word answer?

[CountValentine]

You think I am going to give you a one word answer?

How about "that would be a yes"? 

[EliJelly]

Talmud:
 חמרא למריה טיבותא לשקייה
[while the] wine belongs to the master, thanks is given to the waiter.

But, the mishna also says:
אמר רבי אלעזר א"ר חנינא כל האומר דבר בשם אומרו מביא גאולה לעולם
R' Elazar said in the name of R' Chanina, "Whoever  says something in the name of the person who said it brings redemption to the world."

So, you should like the post, but they should have quoted the origin.

The Gemara brings חמרא למריה טיבותא לשקייה to be the common practice although it might not be the appropriate practice.

[yesitsme]

Talmud:
 חמרא למריה טיבותא לשקייה
[while the] wine belongs to the master, thanks is given to the waiter.

Thank you I remembered learning this but couldn't remember where, I thought it was a rashi on chumash but I couldn't find it, thank you!

[Randomex]

When Rabbi Yaakov Menken wrote a few days ago that Biden "called to make [our]
religious practices a violation of American statute," what was he talking about?