זֶהZEלֵילLEILהַסֵּדֶר.ha-SE-der.הַמִּשְׁפָּחָהha-mish-pa-KHAכֻּלָּהּku-LAמִתְכַּנֶּסֶתmit-ka-NE-setאֵצֶלE-tselסַבְתָא.SAV-ta.עַלalהַשֻּׁלְחָןha-shul-KHANיֵשׁyeshקְעָרַתke-a-RATסֵדֶרSE-derעִםimמָרוֹר,ma-ROR,חֲרֹסֶת,kha-RO-set,וְכַרְפַּס.ve-khar-PAS.סַבָּאSA-baלוֹבֵשׁlo-VESHחֻלְצָהkhul-TSAלְבָנָהle-va-NAוּמַתְחִילu-mat-KHILלִקְרֹאlik-ROבַּהַגָּדָה.ba-ha-ga-DA.הַיֶּלֶדha-YE-ledהַצָּעִירha-tsa-IRשׁוֹאֵלsho-ELאֶתetאַרְבַּעar-BAהַקֻּשְׁיוֹת.ha-kush-YOT.כֻּלָּםku-LAMשׁוֹתִיםsho-TIMאַרְבַּעar-BAכּוֹסוֹתko-SOTיַיִןYA-yinוְאוֹכְלִיםve-okh-LIMמַצָּה.ma-TSA.יֵשׁyeshגַּםGAMמָרָקma-RAKעִםimכַּדּוּרֵיka-du-REIמַצָּהma-TSAוְעוֹףve-OFבַּתַּנּוּר.ba-ta-NUR.הַיְלָדִיםha-ye-la-DIMמְחַפְּשִׂיםme-khap-SIMאֶתetהָאֲפִיקוֹמָןha-a-fi-ko-MANמִתַּחַתmi-TA-khatלַשֻּׁלְחָן.la-shul-KHAN.בַּסּוֹףba-SOFהַסֵּדֶר,ha-SE-der,כֻּלָּםku-LAMשָׁרִים:sha-RIM:"לְשָׁנָה"le-sha-NAהַבָּאָהha-ba-Aבִּירוּשָׁלַיִם!"bi-ru-sha-LA-yim!"
It is the Seder night. The whole family gathers at Grandma's. On the table there is a seder plate with maror, charoset, and karpas. Grandpa wears a white shirt and starts to read from the Haggadah. The youngest child asks the four questions. Everyone drinks four cups of wine and eats matzah. There is also soup with matzah balls and chicken from the oven. The children search for the afikomen under the table. At the end of the Seder, everyone sings: "Next year in Jerusalem!"