English to Hebrew translation
English to Hebrew translation is a specialised combination: Hebrew has around 9.3M speakers and is official in Israel.
Hebrew is right-to-left and usually written without vowel marks; verbs and adjectives are gendered, including second person.
Indicative freelance rates for middle eastern & turkic languages run from about $0.09 to $0.18 per word for general commercial work; specialised, certified and urgent jobs cost more, and literary translation is usually paid per 1,000 words.
In the US, 225,539 people speak Hebrew at home and 33,085 speak English less than "very well", which drives steady demand for Hebrew–English translation and interpreting in healthcare, legal and public services.
Indicative rates
Per-word band for general commercial work in the middle eastern & turkic group. Real quotes depend on subject, volume, deadline and experience.
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Open calculator →Tips for English → Hebrew projects
- Hebrew is written right to left: layouts, numbers, punctuation and mixed-direction text must be tested by a native speaker.
- Send reference material and a glossary of brand or series terms; it saves revision rounds and money.
Frequently asked questions
How much does English to Hebrew translation cost?
Typical freelance rates are about $0.09–$0.18 per word, depending on subject, deadline and the translator's experience.
How long does it take to translate English to Hebrew?
A professional translator typically produces 2,000–3,000 words a day, plus time for revision by a second linguist.
Is Hebrew longer than English?
Usually yes: text typically changes by -10% to +10% when translated from English into Hebrew.