Translation of Kedusha D'Sidra
Question
Someone praying in a fast minyan finds that during Kedusha D’Sidra, the shaliach tzibur rushes, making it impossible to recite the Aramaic translation calmly. Should one translate "Kadosh..." at a proper pace and miss saying Baruch Kevod Hashem Mimkomo with the minyan? Or should one say Kadosh and immediately follow with Baruch Kevod without translating, and only then translate Umekablin...?In short: Is it permissible to translate Umekablin... after already saying Baruch Kevod Hashem Mimkomo?
Answer
Shalom UvRavcha,
He should daven at his own pace, like he normally does.
Source
The ruling of our teacher, HaGaon HaRav Amrom Fried shlit”a.
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