Thanks to YouTube, seder-planners around the globe have an inside look at one of Judaism’s most high-pressure Passover rituals. Mah Nishtanah (a.k.a. the four questions) is the part in the Haggadah when the youngest child asks, in song, "Why is this night different from all other nights?"
In honor of all the hard-working kids out there, here are ten standout renditions of Mah Nishtanah (in no particular order). Shout out your favorites in the comments section below!
1. Harmonica-Nishtanah
2. Potty training your child? Kill two birds with one stone!
3. In Yiddish! (Need a tutorial? Teach yourself here.)
4. In Chinese!
5. Instrumental by students of the dual-language (Hebrew/Arabic) school in Jerusalem:
6. Sung according to the tradition of the Jewish community of Kochin, India (via Jewish music site http://piyut.org.il):
7. "Slap"-stick rendition:
8. Fill-in-the-blank baby:
9. The fifth son: the active child remix
10. ¡Muy bien, Samuel!
