Hebrew speakers?? since hebrew is written from right to left...?

Question

if i were going to write a word in hebrew going down a line would you put the letter on the far right on top?
Example: if i were to write the english word "word" using the hebrew writing style would it look like this:
D
R
O
W

Answer 1

I didn't quite get what you mean.

Hebrew is written from right to left, from the top to the bottom.
The English word "word" should be written: droW.
the Hebrew writer starts to write at the right rim and when the sentence gets to the left rim of the page, the Hebrew writer starts a new sentence (or completing the old one) at the second line, the lower one, from right to left.

Answer 2

Uh, while she didn't say it nicely and I think you're asking a legitimate question, her answer is correct. Hebrew isn't written backwards. It would just start in the top right corner and you would begin with the first letter of the word.

Answer 3

the main modern-day and particular on no account changing version of the mixture of the Aramaic and Hebrew is Arabic. for the reason that muslims debate lots proper to the basically stunning Prophecy, yet another information that they provide is the Continuousness and the Miracle of the language of Quran which no longer in elementary terms proves the basically stunning Prophecy yet additionally takes the Divine Language of Sam to its destiny.... in spite of if language experts pick to communicate on it and do any form of census of folk information all the three dialects they might somewhat discover Arabic triumphing! yet i've got self belief deriving an out of date language isn't perfect and doubtless the adjustments that have been made in Bible working example or no longer it somewhat is translated into Aramaic wont have the comparable impact as an ingredient of doubt might continuously be there because it exists now so Arabic the basically stunning version could be Holy conventional

Answer 4

uhhh the words arent backwards u dumb *** u would still write it normally just from left to rite if its going across a page u idiot

Answer 5

The answer to your first question is Yes.
The answer to your second question is No.