Halacha4Life Shiur 1036 Simanim
Sep 7, 2026 · 2 min · 2 segments
Should I Make Brachos?
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Sep 7, 2026 · 2 min · 2 segments
Should I Make Brachos?
1033 so Chazal say the concept of specifically on Rosh Hashanah that a simon what a person eats or sees some say which would mean if you don't particularly enjoy the taste of some of these foods.
So you can see them also and still have the simon teiv, you could say the Hirotzen seeing them.
But that's one gersa l'machzi.
But I'll come on the zinyon of simonim.
And regarding making a bracha on them, it's important.
So those simonim that don't usually come in the middle of a meal, for example, the apple, so that you would make a bracha on.
But something that usually does come in the middle of a meal, or could come in the middle of a meal, like the beans.
So it's really not so posh to make a bracha on it.
You have to make a bracha on something that would be, like, separate from the meal.
And just important to keep that in mind.
The hadamas, some of the hadamas, the gourds, technically could come during a meal.
Food that's considered normal to come during a meal, you would not be able to make a bracha on it.
1033 so Chazal say the concept of specifically on Rosh Hashanah that a simon what a person eats or sees some say which would mean if you don't particularly enjoy the taste of some of these foods.
So you can see them also and still have the simon teiv, you could say the Hirotzen seeing them.
But that's one gersa l'machzi.
But I'll come on the zinyon of simonim.
And regarding making a bracha on them, it's important.
So those simonim that don't usually come in the middle of a meal, for example, the apple, so that you would make a bracha on.
But something that usually does come in the middle of a meal, or could come in the middle of a meal, like the beans.
So it's really not so posh to make a bracha on it.
You have to make a bracha on something that would be, like, separate from the meal.
And just important to keep that in mind.
The hadamas, some of the hadamas, the gourds, technically could come during a meal.
Food that's considered normal to come during a meal, you would not be able to make a bracha on it.
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