Cute Hebrew Modeh Ani Morning Prayer Jewish Girls Postcard

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Invitation Description

The morning prayer – Modeh Ani – is traditionally recited first thing after waking up. This is also one of the first prayers a child learns. This text is in the feminine grammatical form (modah instead of modeh) and as such is perfect for little girls’ room.

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