By default, the app is configured to display the names of the times (Zmanim) and other religious-related data, in Hebrew.
It is a parameter that you can control in the Settings page, under the Display Preferences section: turn OFF the “Display in Hebrew” option.
Not so. Whenever I click on Birkat HaLevana the results always display in Hebrew, never in English, even though I have the Display Preferences section set to turn OFF the “Display in Hebrew” option. As a result I have to resort to my Korean Shalem Siddur book in Hebrew/English to read and say it.
Thank you for your message.
You just complained to me, by email, including a few insults, that I had removed your comment.
I did not. Comments don’t automatically make it through my website (you can imagine the number of antisemitic and anti-Israel spam I receive every day).
It requires my manual approval.
As a matter of fact, I was away from keyboard for a few days, therefore I was not available to review your comments in what you seem to consider timely manner.
Feel free to apologize to me by email.
Oh, and, as the TITLE mentions: it’s mostly the Zmanim names and the names of the festivals and of the weekly Parasha, that one may dispay in transliterated English alphabet. Not the tefilot. At this stage, the Siddur in CalJ is only Hebrew, and currently there is no plan to provide translations.
Regards.