Typing in Hebrew
Yes, you can type in Hebrew!
Here are a few resources to get you started:
- To type in Hebrew, you will need to install the necessary keyboard or language files on your device.
- You’ll need to learn the Hebrew keyboard layout. Download this file as a resource for reference, if you wish.
- Affix labels or stickers to your device. Hebrew keyboard stickers are available in an array of colors and backgrounds, and easily fit over the keys of your device. If you’re thinking “oy, that just sounds so sloppy…” I thought that too, initially. So I checked around and learned that the stickers are, for the most part, almost imperceptible; you cannot tell they are there.
- Stickers are plentiful and available from these Amazon and eBay vendors. Choose your seller carefully. If you happen to be in Israel, stickers are available at your local office supply store.
- It is imperative that you choose colors that work for your setup. You may say “Roni, that’s obvious, I don’t need your endless graphic representations of the buyer’s remorse I could experience, if not careful.” I speak from experience: People buy the wrong stickers more often than you might think:
CLEAR stickers with BLACK letters + your BLACK keyboard 
CLEAR stickers with WHITE letters + your WHITE keyboard 
WHITE stickers with any color letters + your BLACK keyboard 
BLACK stickers with any color letters + your WHITE keyboard 
OPAQUE stickers with just HEBREW would hide your English! 
Invest in stickers whose appearance enhances your device!