How do you convert English into Hebrew?

Answer 1

There are many English words that have no equivalent in Hebrew, such as:

a

am

are

is

have

has

should

would

baptize

baptism

canon

canonize

ministry

antichrist

communion

purgatory

Answer 2

Yes. Any spoken language can be translated into English. (כן, אפשר לתרגם כל שפה מדוברת לאנגלית)

There is always the issue, though, that certain nuances of language will not translate from Hebrew to English such as secondary meanings or puns.

Answer 3

The English translation of Hebrew words is the nearest equivalent word in meaning, just as it is for the translation of any language. Not all words line up exactly, so sometimes an approximate word has to be used for translation. And sometimes, the concept is so foreign to English, that the Hebrew word must be borrowed directly into the language.

Here are some examples of Hebrew words that were borrowed into English because there is no English word that's even close:

cherub (כרוב, "kerúv")

ephod (אפוד, "efód")

kibbutz (קיבוץ, "kee-boots")

kosher (כשר, kashér)

seraph (שרף, saráf)

Answer 4

Morfixand Google Translate are two of the best online translators for Hebrew.

Answer 5

see related links for a good translation website.

Answer 6

You could translate the words yourself, or use a translator or translation software.

Answer 7

You could translate the words yourself, or use a professional translator or translation software. Sometimes you can find a volunteer at a local synagogue to translate for you.

Answer 8

Translation: Barukh (ברוך)