So regarding Hataras Nadarim, it's important to just know the halachas.
Akariv is kasher for Hataras Nadarim, even though for Din he's not.
But for Hataras Nadarim, he is muter.
He is kasher.
and therefore you can do hataras and da'aram with kravim too.
It can't be a katan, but it could be a karv.
So the minig is that the dayonim sit, and the person stands.
Some people have a minig to be mater for their wives, to be a shliach of their wives.
Most people do not.
Some people do, some people don't.
If you know a specific neder that you have, you should speak it out clearly, and not be samech, or specific.
You should speak it out clearly, huh? Like Kibraks or like other things, yeah.
So regarding Hataras Nadarim, it's important to just know the halachas.
Akariv is kasher for Hataras Nadarim, even though for Din he's not.
But for Hataras Nadarim, he is muter.
He is kasher.
and therefore you can do hataras and da'aram with kravim too.
It can't be a katan, but it could be a karv.
So the minig is that the dayonim sit, and the person stands.
Some people have a minig to be mater for their wives, to be a shliach of their wives.
Most people do not.
Some people do, some people don't.
If you know a specific neder that you have, you should speak it out clearly, and not be samech, or specific.
You should speak it out clearly, huh? Like Kibraks or like other things, yeah.
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