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Same thing, different pronunciations. "Bas" is the Hebrew pronunciation dialect

associated with Ashkenazic Jews. "Bat" is the Hebrew pronunciation dialect

associated with Sephardic Jews, and adopted by the state of Israel. They're

the same word, regardless of pronunciation.

The celebration does require a lot of hard / prep work and organization as well. Bar mitzvah and bat mitzvahparties use a wide variety of favors or decorations, they are also called mazeltovfavors.

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