The most engaging book to hit your Seder table A unique and fun gift — the most multicultural book you'll ever see
Enliven your Seders Creative new material; fun and games; parodies; chants from around the world
Puzzles and games
Kick up the Four Questions another notch!
Have a multi-cultural seder like none you've ever experienced.
Fun seder games that entertain and educate. Includes CD and DVD
World tour of languages Native Americans, Africans, nearly forgotten languages of Jewish heritage, ancient and newly-created — people of the world asking the same questions. Want the Ma Nishtana in different languages? We got it! Ma Nishtana in Chinese, Ma Nishtana in Arabic? Yes. The Four Questions in Russian and Portuguese and much more. A huge compendium of funny translations of the Passover Four Questions. An incredible collection of multi-lingual Four Questions: a modern Jewish Rosetta Stone
Living languages:
Zulu, Ladino, Judeo-Iraqi, Ukrainian, Navajo, Xhosa, Chinese, Yiddish,
Mongolian, Mayan, even Mandarin transliteration
Ancient languages:
Egyptian Hieroglyphics, Akkadian, Latin, Phoenician, Ancient Aramaic
Parodies and constructed languages galore:
Klingon, Hebrew Semaphore, Lawyerese, Hebrew Pig Latin, Shakespearean,
Tolkien's Elvish, Na'vi, Twitter,
Valley Girl, Rap, Reggae!
Readers say
"Awesome" "A Hoot"
"Astounding" "Spectacular HIT" "Hysterical treat"
"Beautiful" "Wonderful Freylach" "The BEST VALUE ever"
"Rare to find something both scholarly and fun!"
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The most engaging book to hit your Seder table
Transform your Seders 300 Ways to Ask the Four Questions will enliven your Passover Seders with creative new material; fun and games; connect your children to their family's genealogy; relate to current events; read funny parodies; hear chants of the Four Questions from around the world.
How can I use this? Share the feel of a seder in Poland or Portugal, or what an African click language sounds like, or how Shakespeare (or a Valley Girl) would have asked the Four Questions, or whether they could be asked in Klingon. Learn a chant. The parodies alone are great fun: Do one of the Raps!
Suggestions for your Seder 4Qs
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Give a translation to each seder participant - pass the book around.
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Read (or play) a new translation each year.
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Illustrate your family's genealogy:
Grandparents from Ukraine or Hungary? Play those translations.
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Illustrate all participants' genealogies: Find out
where each person's ancestors came from & post
those translation around the room.
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Use the Polish 4Qs to enlarge the commemoration of the Warsaw Ghetto
uprising,
which started on the first night of Passover, 1943.
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You're on a ship in the Mediterranean.
Act out the Four Questions using Hebrew Semaphore.
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Use the authentic Egyptian Hieroglyphics to connect to
the time and place of the Exodus.
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Read the African languages and relate Nelson Mandela's
struggle to win rights and freedom. Play Mandela's native
click-language Xhosa.
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Use the Four Questions chants to explore the history of
Jews living in Uzbekistan, Libya, Yemen, Bulgaria ... What was
life like, how long did they live there, where else have Jews traveled?
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Learn one of the Raps. Sing the Reggae!
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Contains a great collection of funny renditions – choose a few.
Customs Explore Passover customs from around the world, using multi-cultural connections to the translations.
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30 years in the making ...
Perfect for every seder table ...
"Rare to find something both scholarly and fun!"
What!? The result of a quest by two friends passionate about Judaism, Passover and languages, this book shows translations of the Seder's Four Questions into hundreds of languages spanning the globe: Jews from Uganda to Uzbekistan, aboriginals in Australia, Eskimo Bishops, Maori from New Zealand, experts of important ancient languages and sign languages.
Seder puzzles and games Make a multi-cultural seder like none you've ever experienced. Kick up the Four Questions another notch! Fun seder games that entertain and educate. Images and drawings from 120 countries, as well as fascinating information about the languages, speakers and translators. CD has recording highlights and quizzes. DVD shows 4 Sign Languages, the full set of recordings, quizzes, games and much more.
A World tour Learn about languages spoken by millions of people, and languages spoken only a handful. Native Americans, Africans, nearly forgotten languages of Jewish heritage, ancient, invented – the sounds of all humankind, all asking the same questions. You want the Ma Nishtana in different languages? We got it! Ma Nishtana in Chinese, Ma Nishtana in Arabic. Yes. The Four Questions in Russian or Portuguese or many variants of Hebrew. It's an incredible collection of multi-lingual Four Questions: a modern Jewish Rosetta Stone.
Living languages:Zulu, Ladino, Judeo-Iraqi, Ukrainian, Navajo, Xhosa, Chinese, Yiddish, Mongolian, Mayan – and Mandarin transliteration.
Ancient languages:
Egyptian Hieroglyphics, Akkadian, Latin, Phoenician, Ancient Aramaic.
Parodies and constructed languages galore:
Klingon, Hebrew Semaphore, Lawyerese, Hebrew Pig Latin, Shakespearean, Tolkien's Elvish, Na'vi, Twitter, Ubbi Dubbi, Valley Girl, Rap, Reggae!
Many funny translations of the Seder's Four Questions.
What readers have said "Awesome" "A Hoot" "Astounding" "The book was a spectacular HIT" "Hysterical treat" "Beautiful" "Wonderful Freylach" "Must be the BEST VALUE ever" READ BOOK REVIEWS
A unique and fun gift — the most languages ever in one book ... the most multicultural book you'll ever see
See two amazing school projects One Hebrew school developed a school-wide project based on the Four Questions. Each class learned a language, then performed it while dressed in creative costumes. Inspire your school ... Inspire your kids! WATCH A 2 MINUTE VIDEO
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Get cool ideas to juice up your seder – new fun
songs to add – great recipes – games and puzzles to play.
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