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  • #2132229
    Dovidlevine123
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    Is there an online gemara shiur with rashi?

    #2132325
    Gadolhadorah
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    With R’ Eli’s daf yomi shiur you get Rashi and bit of everything else. An incredible way to start/end your day.

    #2132375

    While Rav Eli speaks out alot of Rashi he doen’t learn it inside the text of Rashi, While he delivers a good daf shiur he does not do all the rashi’s. Try another of the online shiurim.

    #2132426
    Gadolhadorah
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    OP: Just out of curiosity, if you are willing to share, what leads you to want to focus exclusively on rashi to the exclusion of other meforshim?

    #2132447
    ujm
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    Rashi is THE basic staple of any Gemora.

    #2132594
    akuperma
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    The number of online shiurim is tremendous. “Kol Halashon” has dozens, and there are many such sites. Since virtually all shiurim learn the Talmud Babli according to Rashi, you probably have to sample the various shiurim to see what you like. While a directory, covering all webwsites, describing each shiur in detail would be nice, that doesn’t exist.

    #2132647
    Reb Eliezer
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    Maybe to understand Rashi we must understand Hebrew. Look at Amazon for the Barron’s book, 501 Hebrew Verbs to learn the roots of verbs.

    #2132648
    Reb Eliezer
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    Once a person was called a Gaon. He felt good about himself but he was also told that you are like the Geonim who did not learn Rashi.

    #2132659
    Reb Eliezer
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    Also see at https://www dot thriftbooks dot com

    #2132638
    Get-r-dun
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    As my Rebbe would say (years ago!) If you don’t learn well now, you’ll grow up ignorant because no one is going to spoon feed it to you! He lied

    edited to say ‘he erred’ 

     

    #2132768
    Shmili_OOngar
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    I’m just curious why “gadolhadorah” has opinions on which daf yomi shiur is the best (she has said in other posts that she is a nush). I’m hoping she only knows that R’ Eli’s shiur is good because of what her husband, brothers, or sons told her.

    #2132784
    Gadolhadorah
    Participant

    “I’m hoping she only knows that R’ Eli’s shiur is good because of what her husband, brothers, or sons told her….”
    Actually, it was someone who knew of R’ Eli from his prior life in Chicago real estate.

    #2132835
    BaltimoreMaven
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    If anyone is interested in an emailed daf yomi daily that takes about 25 to 30 minutes on average, and does every single Rashi inside along with selected other meforshim, please email KaduriRental AT gmail.com

    #2132860

    any shiur can be made into a 30 minute shiur by running the recording at faster speed.

    some say that we would not be able to understand Gemora without Rashi. So, everyone, except “gaonim” that RebE mentions, rely on Rashi

    #2132864
    BaltimoreMaven
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    Doing a daf in 30 minutes requires talent and expertise. Don’t belittle it by comparing it to speeding up a shiur so the Rov sounds like a squirrel.

    #2132869
    AviraDeArah
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    תועלת גדול היא להמון עם שאין מברכים על סיומים

    #2132870
    AviraDeArah
    Participant

    That comment has nothing to do with the shiur in question; I’ve never heard his shiur.

    #2132884

    This has nothing to do with squirrels. Magid shiur speaks at the speed most appropriate for his own thinking and an average student in the class. Some may need faster, some slower. It may depend on the topic.

    It is also not about speed of listening, but how you react based on speed. I asked a Rav who know how I learn (but not the one who leads the shiur, for obvious reasons :), and he surmised that if one wants to simply absorb information without getting distracted into other issues, it may be better to listen at faster speed.

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