Hebrew/English Translator Reviews
4/5 rating based on 55 reviews. Read all reviews for Hebrew/English Translator for iPhone.
Hebrew/English Translator is free iOS app published by RustyBrick, Inc.
remove hebrew virtual keyboard
dlsapointed
good app but forcing the user to use the virtual keyboard for entering hebrew words makes the app frustrating to use. the back end is google translate, which can handle vowels. I have several hebrew keyboards installed but cannot use any of them because of the virtual keyboard. Very frustrating and disappointing.
Of limited value to women
Amy19460
In Hebrew the gender of pronouns and verbs depends upon the gender of the person speaking. I am a woman. Your translations are all in the male voice and are therefore of limited value. They are of limited value to men as well, because men would not be able to understand women who are speaking. There is no option to switch to the feminine forms. It’s misleading. If I were to use your translations I would sound like an ignorant fool.
No vowel indicators
Ras Emmeth
Decent app for short phrases but only has vowel indicators on very few words.
Easy to use, excellent customer service
Marciazhat
Excellent customer service on this easy to use translator. Best one around.
Great, but.........
Aceedit
No copy and paste for Hebrew to English! Useless without this feature. Looking forward to the next version.
Great. Free- excellent.
AkivaF
Nice app. Uses google trans which is pretty good. Why is everyone whining about vowels- if you have some background in the language it's not do needed. However to program it in would be a huge hassle. Not even google took that on. Great app.
Pretty cool, but....
Crazy Dame
Needs niqquid (vowels) and ability to email. I'll give 5 stars once those are added. If anyone has a background in Hebrew then they'd want to know every aspect of this beautiful script. Vowels too. Last reviewer is obviously a head.
Good potential, however....
Ahava Shira
I saw a review of this on another app's site. 1. I appreciate the layout of it. And that it is free. 2. Having it not needing an internet connection, however, would be an important upgrade. 3. Having the option/ability to include vowels is also important, and could be done like numbers on most typing apps, or in some other way. 4. Audio pronunciation would also be helpful. 5. Google Translator needs at least to be tweaked. The first word I looked up was שַׁבָּת - Shabbat - and it gave me only "Saturday", rather surprising for a Hebrew translator. I look forward to the new version. One additional comment - being able to cut, copy, and paste the Hebrew text would make it much more useful in letting the user work with other apps. Thanks!