Hebrew voice over, natively reviewed.
Hebrew is written without most vowels and runs right to left. A reviewer decides how each word is read and checks mixed text.
Accents and variants of Hebrew.
- Standard Hebrew
- The modern standard of national media and corporate content.
- Conversational voice
- A relaxed reading for consumer and social content.
- Formal voice
- A measured reading for public bodies and training.
What a native Hebrew reviewer checks.
- Unvocalised text
- Most text omits vowel marks, so words that look the same can be read differently. We check each ambiguous word.
- Gendered forms
- Hebrew marks gender in verbs and pronouns. The script must address the audience correctly.
- Direction
- Mixed Hebrew and English text is checked for order.
Writing for Hebrew.
- Gender in address
- Direct address changes with the gender of the listener. A script written for everyone needs a neutral phrasing.
- Foreign names
- How English names and brands are said in a Hebrew sentence.
- Dates and numbers
- Agree how figures and dates are read.
Hebrew voice over: questions.
Do we need male and female voice versions?
Sometimes. The script addresses the listener, and the audience can respond differently to a voice of the same or another gender.
Is mixed Hebrew and English text a problem?
It can be on screen. Our reviewer checks the order in both script and recording.
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Tell us your Hebrew project.
Tell us your content, languages and timing on one short page. A producer replies.