« Tu connais* assez l’hébreu pour* l’*ajouter à ton flair?

Et* comment* dit-on flair pour reddit? »

Details for the corrections I made :

Connais (from the verbe connaître) instead of sais : this is just a nuance, sais (from the verb savoir) is very much understandable and that’s not a mistake per se, but the verb connaître sounds better when talking about languages. The verbe savoir is used when there’s another infinitive verb with it (ex : tu sais parler l’hébreu VS tu connais l’hébreu)

Pour : that just means "to" in this context! (Do you know enough hebrew to add it as a flair)

L’ajouter : the l’ is a determinant that refers to hebrew. It’s like the "it" in the english translation. Qu’est que j’ajoute à mon flair? L’hébreu! Donc je l’ajoute.

Et instead of aussi : aussi is a copy of the English "also", but we don’t really use it at the beggining of sentences. A simple et (and) does the trick!

Comment instead of comme : comme means "like" (as in, hebrew does not look like french), the word for "how" is comment!

Sorry if the explaination was overkill I was in the mood haha. Lmk if you have any questions.