ה"א - רגל שמאל נמוכה מדי

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התינוק קרא לה' השניה דלי"ת

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  1. RuminantKatzAugust 8, 2016 at 3:38 PM

    Is there any kula to permit a correction?

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  2. Yerachmiel AskotzkyAugust 8, 2016 at 7:27 PM

    I don't think a tinok should've been asked (assuming he was). Now that he has, a posek mumchme should determine what to do.

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  3. Dovid Nissan BressmanAugust 9, 2016 at 5:28 AM

    Did the person covering the hei cover it properly?

    Sometimes the tinok does not have a 'good view' of the letter due to how the magiah was covering the bottom part. It could be that the tinok did not see or barely saw the regel. If it would of been covered more exact he would of surely read it correctly.

    I am only saying this since it looks obvious if it would of been covered exact, the child would of read it correctly.

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    1. moshe weinerAugust 11, 2016 at 3:33 AM

      אני לא יודע אם בכלל כיסו לתינוק
      ולדעתי אין צורך לכסות כלל, אלא לשאול תינוק על כל תמונת הה"א

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