too simple without translating, don't you think? just take a pic from ur phone or schreen shot it and scan it on the translator... I also don't get it, if you have the time to hop on crafty mynes why shouldn't you have time to take a couple of schreenshots and scan them...

translator has 2 versions, they depend on what type of phone you have, but the way they work is the same, the newest one has newer translation, c'mon... take a schreenshot and scan from the pc, problem solved

plus: if you write the hebrew sentence in normal characters the translator will get it even if its not gewish alphabet.
here's the alphabet:

א= generic vocal, usually an "a" when it's the first letter
ב= b
כ= c
ד= d
א= e
פָ= f,p most of the times f (backward G) the point under it is just an accent / ף if its the last letter
ג= g
ח= h
י= i, ee
ל= l
מָ= m / ם if it is the last letter
נ= n / | if it stands as last letter
וֹ= o/v
ה= ah, combinated with the vocals after it the sound changes ex: הוֹ= oh
ץ= reinforces the vocal ex: ץי= "heeee"
ק= k
פָ= p
ר= r
ס= s
ת= t / ט if its the last letter
צ= tz
ז= z
ש= sh

hebrew goes from right to left

;) if anyone wants any info about any language just ask me

Alright, I got one...

This equation is correct.
10+10=8
How is it correct?

@Grinning_Bobcat Thats like the "This statement is false" paradox though so should that count?

Um no it doesn't, since that is a correct equation. You just have to figure out what the equation is refering too.

@BoneChi11er
Would it also be correct to write
10+10=∞
By the same reasoning?

@NutjobBob @BoneChi11er
Would it also be correct to write
10+10=∞
By the same reasoning?

no

Two fathers and two sons sat down to eat eggs for breakfast. They ate exactly three eggs, each person had an egg. The riddle is for you to explain how

@HaloNest Father, grandfather, and son.

right

What is big and yellow and comes in the morning, to brighten mom's day?

The suN?

nope