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How to Read Hebrew Internet Pages[edit | edit source]

1. In Google Chrome, you will frequently be offered buttons at the top for translating to English.
2. For many browsers, you can right click for a drop-down menu that offers Translate to English as an option. For my Mac, it doesn't show on the first attempt, but does when I try a second time.
3. Steve Morse offers a Hebrew translation tool, Transliterating English to Hebrew in One Step. 4. Fairly large amounts of text can be pasted into Google Translate's Hebrew to English.

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 .  For many browsers, you can right click for a drop-down menu that offers Translate to English as an option.  For my Mac, it doesn't show on the first attempt, but does when I try a second time.<br>
 . Steve Morse offers a Hebrew translation tool, [http://stevemorse.org/hebrew/eng2heb.html '''Transliterating English to Hebrew in One Step'''].
+.  Fairly large amounts of text can be pasted into Google Translate's [https://www.google.com/webhp?sourceid=chrome-instant&ion=1&espv=2&ie=UTF-8#q=google+translate+hebrew+to+english&* '''Hebrew to English'''].