BiKitzur Shulchan Aruch
Ep. 887a. About Shiur 887: Working with Various Different Types of Mistakes in 'After Brachos'.
About Shiur 887: Working with Various Different Types of Mistakes in 'After Brachos'.
Ok, it was very clear but I just want to make something very clear again. So Rabbi Weipot mentioned that if somebody is making a la mijo and let's say they have to make a la gefen and by mistake they started a la mijo and they are continuing and in the middle they realized that they said a la mijo instead of a la gefen so then theoretically if the person would be ready at the end they can fix it at the end by the last bohata sham and to say then our la gefen, what we are gefen, but he brought over there that it's better, he's still in the middle, he can go back to the beginning and say a la gefen instead of the mistake that he did a la mijo. I just want to make it again very clear that the person should not go back to bohata sham l'chino mallecholam a la mijo or a la gefen etc, the bohata sham l'chino mallecholam that was okay and a person cannot say that part again like the sham l'chino, that part should not be repeated and usually by a short bohata, once the bohata is done and it's after turk, the debu, it cannot be fixed anymore. The thing is that over here the la mijo, the bohame inshola is a long bohata, so it starts with bohata sham and ends with bohata sham and in the middle and in the middle it's a whole big arijos like it's quite a bit of things that we think are good in bohata for, main inshola is like a short version of the tree bohata, the rice that we've got in benching. So because of that we're still in the middle of the bohata, that's why I can't go back, I can't go back to fix what I did wrong, but the bohata sham l'chino mallecholam that should not be repeated. Okay, thank you very much, call it tooth, bye bye.