Mishna Berura Yomi 472:8-9 How Much To Drink For the Daled Kosos

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The opening of this shiur, in Rabbi Daniel Glatstein’s own words — taken from the captions, so names and Hebrew terms may be approximate.

you don't eat it again twice so when it comes one does not have to go back and eat it again if they did not do it says if you just eat the kazai regarding the attendance since he's preoccupied Daniel his whole situation is considered and he would not lean during the meal you need to drink the four cups in order of him if you drank them one after another foreign that even if you interrupt in between you mean you drink that one cup you say hagada you continue to drink you're also not yo it's so you need four separate cups meaning yeah would have to pour it four times this would not be constituted adding to the cups Kevin delayat Sabri China since you're not here to the first time it's obvious that not only if you drank them all not in order the same thing would apply if you drink the fourth cup take up right after the third cup you need all the cases foreign the measurement of the cup reveals again

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1. 0:31you don't eat it again twice so when it comes one does not have to go…
2. 1:02his whole situation is considered and he would not lean during the meal you need to…
3. 1:48that even if you interrupt in between you mean you drink that one cup you say…
4. 2:22you're not here to the first time it's obvious that not only if you drank them…
5. 2:53after you diluted and writes if you want to dilute it Ruby need to drink the…
6. 3:59they didn't say well if you're drinking uh yay and Hai you don't need a reveas…
7. 4:33would think that in 2020 when wine is plentiful then uh you need to drink the…
8. 5:04because they are caused to stumble and they prevent these people from fulfilling the Mitzvah properly…
9. 5:38kaisa filomax even if it holds many reveres says many people could drink from the coast…
10. 6:09first person the absuride is just telling you the icker then with one cup Avada then…

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