Mikey93 wrote:I was watching the movie "The prince of Egypt"
Appropriate. Much more moving than the Haggada, I find.
It's the "long imperative" form.
It renders any imperative more polite, making it a request rather.
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What does it mean?
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Appropriate. Much more moving than the Haggada, I find.
It's the "long imperative" form.
It renders any imperative more polite, making it a request rather.
על לא דבר.
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Re: What does it mean?
I have never heard of it. Thank you for your quick answer
ad. Sorry. I didn't know that this question was posted here already.
ad. Sorry. I didn't know that this question was posted here already.
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Re: What does it mean?
Golv wrote:Mikey93 wrote:I was watching the movie "The prince of Egypt"
Appropriate. Much more moving than the Haggada, I find.
I cannot say so from my personal experience. However, they say so
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