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Hebrew-speaking translators

Hebrew-speaking translators, city by city

71 translators who work in Hebrew, in 21 cities across 14 countries. Bucharest (39), Buenos Aires (4) and Prague (3) hold 65% of them between them.

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Photo: Diego Delso (CC BY-SA 4.0)

Showing all 21 cities.

Romania39 in 1 city

Aerial view of Bucharest historic center with the Palace of Parliament in the backgroundBucharestRomania39HebrewOf all translators here39 of 55851%

Czech Republic5 in 3 cities

Prague Castle and St. Vitus Cathedral above the Vltava River at dawnPragueCzech Republic3HebrewOf all translators here3 of 4101% Brno cityscape panorama with Spilberk Castle and Cathedral of Saints Peter and PaulBrnoCzech Republic1HebrewOf all translators here1 of 1181% Liberec below Jested, the mountain with the transmitter on its summitLiberecCzech Republic1HebrewOf all translators here1 of 166%

Poland5 in 3 cities

Warsaw skyline at dawn with the Palace of Culture and Science and modern skyscrapersWarsawPoland2HebrewOf all translators here2 of 14820% Cathedral Island and Cathedral of St. John the Baptist reflected in the Odra River, WrocławWrocławPoland2HebrewOf all translators here2 of 2741% Neptune Fountain and colorful Baroque townhouses on Old Market Square in Poznań, PolandPoznańPoland1HebrewOf all translators here1 of 3580%

Argentina4 in 1 city

Buenos Aires skyline daytime view of Puerto Madero business district skyscrapers under blue skyBuenos AiresArgentina4HebrewOf all translators here4 of 33270%

Brazil3 in 1 city

Aerial panoramic view of São Paulo skyline at golden hourSão PauloBrazil3HebrewOf all translators here3 of 7630%

Portugal3 in 3 cities

A brightly painted yellow-and-red moliceiro boat carrying visitors along a canal in Aveiro, Portugal, with a ribbon-covered footbridge and Art Nouveau buildings behindAveiroPortugal1HebrewOf all translators here1 of 1100% Lisbon's Arco da Rua Augusta triumphal arch with the Tagus River behind itLisbonPortugal1HebrewOf all translators here1 of 215% Porto's Ribeira waterfront with rabelo boats on the Douro RiverPortoPortugal1HebrewOf all translators here1 of 147%

Croatia2 in 1 city

Aerial view of Ban Jelacic Square and Zagreb Cathedral, CroatiaZagrebCroatia2HebrewOf all translators here2 of 8060%

Mexico2 in 1 city

Mexico City skyline with Reforma skyscrapers and Chapultepec parkMexico CityMexico2HebrewOf all translators here2 of 2441%

Netherlands2 in 1 city

Amsterdam canal lined with gabled Dutch canal houses and moored boats under a clear blue skyAmsterdamNetherlands2HebrewOf all translators here2 of 1771%

Turkey2 in 2 cities

Antalya old harbour with limestone cliffs, turquoise Mediterranean water, and Taurus MountainsAntalyaTurkey1HebrewOf all translators here1 of 244% Panoramic view of Izmir cityscape with the Gulf of Izmir and terracotta rooftopsIzmirTurkey1HebrewOf all translators here1 of 373%

Austria1 in 1 city

Vienna cityscape panorama viewed from the south tower of Stephansdom, showing the iconic tiled roof and city stretching to the horizonViennaAustria1HebrewOf all translators here1 of 4100%

India1 in 1 city

The red sandstone and white marble facade of Humayun's Tomb in Delhi, seen head on down the central water channel of its formal Mughal gardenNew DelhiIndia1HebrewOf all translators here1 of 1100%

Slovenia1 in 1 city

Preseren Square and Franciscan Church in Ljubljana, SloveniaLjubljanaSlovenia1HebrewOf all translators here1 of 1611%

Tunisia1 in 1 city

Zitouna Mosque minaret rising above the Tunis Medina rooftops with the city skyline behindTunisTunisia1HebrewOf all translators here1 of 1551%

Where these came from

These come from 12 different sources, led by the Romanian Ministry of Justice (39), the UK Foreign Office's Find a professional service abroad (6) and the Czech Ministry of Justice (5). A consular list records the language because the mission publishes it for its own citizens, which is why Hebrew turns up in 14 countries rather than only where Hebrew is spoken.

Every one of these sits on an official list, published by a body with nothing to sell.

Where we have nothing

We list translators in 301 further cities with no Hebrew speaker recorded, among them Madrid (767), Oslo (652), Krakow (607) and Rosario (593). That is a gap in what has been published, not proof that nobody there works in Hebrew.

Questions

How many Hebrew-speaking translators does this page list?
71, in 21 cities. That is the number whose working language we can trace to a published source.
Where are most of them?
Bucharest with 39, Buenos Aires with 4 and Prague with 3. Together that is 65% of the page.
Does a listing mean the translator speaks Hebrew personally?
Not always. Some sources name a practice whose staff include a Hebrew speaker rather than the named person, and each card quotes the wording its source used.

All 322 cities where we list translators, whatever the language.