The Foundation for Torah Study | Pele Yoetz | Hachzek Day 136

How are you? Today's Friday. Our Abshab is Parsh's Lechcha. Here we go. New topic, very short. It's called Yusod Foundation. Foundation of what? Well, if you want to grow an aliyah in in in Torah, you have to have the foundation. What's that? Let's find out. So too, when it comes to flourishing in Torah study, it requires a strong foundation. What is that? A child should be should learn to be fluent and proficient in reading properly. Balashan Tsah binukudoi sevata with smooth articulation of the correct vowels, accents, and enunciations. Vishv, once he has mastered fluent reading, yeah, baki balaz bakal biny habalim, then he should become fluent in the translation of the text. Bel Shin Tayo, Blashun Mishnu, Shon Khachamim, right? There's different phraseologies, terminologies found in the Tire and Mishnayas, Gemara, etc., every type of severe has its own kinesian, so a person will slowly learn. But you gotta start with the foundation, the basics, learning how to read the Hebrew. Life and shade. Kali mudunno darafnov. In such a way he'll learn that the words that he utters from his mouth will be pleasing, each thing will be fitting in its place. Only then should he get to the level to the realm of trying to understand the tyre of Ya Lebalosla Atlant, he should go slowly, mala achar, mila, step after step, madrega achar madrega, belie sulum, but somebody who's trying to get to the top without a ladder, that's dangerous. He probably filled he's gonna fall. Without a solid foundation of grammar, a person could know a lot of taira, but it's something's gonna be off. You know, Bhakti Bekirash and Kitikuno if he's not fluent in the reading of the text properly. The Aino Yodia, right? You know what I'm saying? Imagine there's a Torah scholar and Imamish knows so many Deus, but he's trying to say the first possible, and he's teaching a khavra and he says it's like it sounds sounds silly what I'm saying, right? But like that that this is the foundation. We gotta know the Hebrew words. If he doesn't have no know how to translate according to the various words, he's gotta learn how to read it properly, how to translate properly. Also, um, this will avoid mistakes if he wants to send a letter in Hebrew, or if he wants to write a safe or lush and kurdish, but it's gonna be an object of disgrace. Like, you know, people can make fun of him, etc., look down upon him, respect him less. Um de to lund esa koidem tchila limodha. It's incumbent upon the teachers of young children to it's this is their responsibility to first and foremost build the strong foundation in reading Achi Mekia M Rogilim until the children are fluent and accustomed to it, achirka hi oilem, and then and only then should they move upward, and merceshim they will move upward to their next level of Havana entire. Wishing you all the best, have a beautiful Shabbos Merzeshim on Sunday. We're gonna learn a new topic, the topic of Yoyates, which is fascinating because the savor is called Palayoit. So it'll be interesting to see how the Palaeoites tells us about Yoyates. Advice. All the best. Have a wonderful day.