Bridgi is an Android keyboard that lets you type in English and send Hebrew, right inside your chat. It is built by Yakir Geffen, who started it for a simple reason: staying in a Hebrew conversation should not mean leaving the chat for a translator on every reply.
The short Hebrew guides on this blog come out of building that product. When you make a tool for sending Hebrew, you spend a lot of time on the small, real questions people actually ask: how do you say “thank you,” when does a phrase change for a man or a woman, how do you reply. The guides answer those questions plainly, one phrase at a time.
Getting Hebrew right matters more than sounding clever about it. Every phrase in these guides is checked against a standard Hebrew dictionary for correctness, and read by a native Hebrew speaker for how people actually talk, before it is published. Where a phrase changes with gender, the guide says so instead of picking one form and hoping. If something here is ever off, it gets fixed.