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The Society of Folk Dance Historians (SFDH) B'erev shabat
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BACKGROUND
Information: A song.
Lyrics and music by Haim Moshe, orthodox Yemenite (= Teyman) singer in Israel.
Translation: On Sabbath eve
Pronunciation: beh-REHV shah-BAHT
Region: Israel
LYRICS
B'erev shabat nishev v'ezkerah neimot asher nogot li balev shulchan v'nirot aruchim b'orah v'aba mivrach bekol arev. V'ima im mitpachat la'shulchan hi magisha misamim v'mavas ohev achii v'achotii potschim bashira v'aba batsukim nover. Im shachar nakuma yachdav lehitpalel v'shliyach-hatsibur kore birkat gomel kol hayaldim b'yachad b'makela g'dola v'gam hataf oneh lahem behilulah. Shomim et haMaftir v'gam haMetargem (Maftir Aramaic "last one," targem = trans.) ve'anochi bekol tamid oneh lahem. Chozrim mebet-hak'neset aba v'hayaldim omdim bator bapeta im ima lehashkotam (Gives them drink literally, to water them) ve'az al hashulchan nishva mesubim v'ima pagisha et hadjaghnun v'habeytsim (djaghnun = dough in olive oil) v'aba berech im tset hashabat laner v'lavashmim nafsho meyachala. |
On Sabbath eve we will sit and remember pleasant melodies which touch my heart table and candles are set with light and father blesses with voice pleasant. And mother with kerchief to the table serves with delights to eat and looks of love my brothers and my sisters burst into song and father they delve into verse. With dawn come we awake and together pray and public announcer reads blessing of benefactor all the children together in choir large and also the little answer them with joy. One hears the Maftir and also the Metargem and I in voice always answer them (join in). Return from the synagogue father and the kids they stand on line in the entrance and mother and then to the table to sit around and mother serves the djaghnun and the eggs and father blesses with the end/exit of the Sabbath to the candle and to the spices his soul longs for (desires). |
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