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baba is the first Hebrew translator built specifically to handle Hebrew's complex gender system and cultural nuances. Unlike Google Translate or ChatGPT, which default to masculine forms or make random gender choices, baba lets users set both speaker and listener gender, so the output is grammatically correct, natural-sounding Hebrew every time. It understands 140+ Israeli slang terms and idioms, translates from voice, camera, and PDFs (up to 20 pages), reads results aloud with AI text-to-speech, and supports 10 languages. baba serves Hebrew learners, travelers, business professionals, and anyone communicating with Hebrew speakers. The app is free on iOS and Android, with optional Pro plans.
The only translator that gets Hebrew gender right every time. Essential for proper communication.
Learn correct Hebrew from the start with gender accuracy, slang explanations, and text-to-speech.
Camera translation for menus and signs, plus understanding of local slang.
Professional-quality Hebrew translations with proper formality and cultural context for emails and documents.
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baba is the first Hebrew translator built specifically to handle Hebrew's complex gender system and cultural nuances. It is gender-aware for speaker and listener, with slang understanding, camera translation, PDF translation, and text-to-speech. Free on iOS and Android.
baba was founded in 2024 in Tel Aviv, Israel by Isaac Horowitz. The company focuses exclusively on Hebrew translation excellence.
Unlike Google Translate, baba lets you set both speaker and listener gender, understands Israeli slang, translates PDFs up to 20 pages, and reads results aloud with natural AI text-to-speech built specifically for Hebrew.
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