Translate between Hebrew and Spanish in either direction, with the speaker and listener genders that both languages mark.
Spanish, like Hebrew, marks gender on adjectives and on some verb forms, which is why a translator built for one language family can carry over usefully to the other: both need to know who is speaking and who is being described before the sentence can be built correctly. Spanish speakers in Israel include olim from Latin America and Spain as well as Spanish-speaking visitors and communities elsewhere.
Paste Hebrew, get English that keeps the tone and the gender.
Say who is speaking and who is listening; get the right Hebrew.
Both speaker and listener genders, side by side.
Hebrew to English letters and back, three systems.