> (or hebrew) W.r.t. natural languages, TFA clarifies it a bit: > And it’s not the same as translation to Arabic or Hebrew; direction here refers to the tempo

> (or hebrew) W.r.t. natural languages, TFA clarifies it a bit: > And it’s not the same as translation to Arabic or Hebrew; direction here refers to the temporal order in which the tokens are produced; even for right-to-left languages, the order in which the tokens get produced remains unchanged; rather, a thin display layer handles the visual presentation.