[bszupnick]

Cool! How does it handle סופית letters like ך /ח? Like totally separate letters?

For the non-Hebrew speakers, Hebrew has some letters that change form when placed at the end of the word. The Hebrew keyboard has these forms in their own key, but colloquially they're the same letter.

[amitport]

You mean צ / ץ פ / ף כ / ך

And it does seem to treat them like totally different letters. They are the same though I'm not sure what will be more fun to play. Note that Hebrew has fewer letters to begin with (22 not counting those).

[puttycat]

OP here. We actually count them as the same letter for “yellow” boxes, only the keyboard separates them into different keys (this is explained in the help screen).

[amitport]

Oh sorry, I thought it didn't get selected...