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I would like to examine the Babylonian Talmud interlinearly. That is, it has both the original language and English near one another. The biblical interlinears that I have seen are usually line-by-line. They have a Hebrew text on one line and then the next line will be English, breaking down each word from the Hebrew line.

Online, I have found English editions of the Talmud and Hebrew/Aramaic editions, but not interlinear ones.

While interlinear editions might be available in print for the Talmud (I haven't found the full set yet), I haven't yet found one online. I have found different books like Siddur and others. Does anyone know where I can find an interlinear Babylonian Talmud online?

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    Not online as in free-in-browser, but the Artscroll Talmud app allows (according to its advertising; I haven't tried it) the user to tap a phrase and automatically hilight its translation.
    – Isaac Moses ♦
    Nov 21, 2013 at 21:00

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http://www.themercava.com/dafyomi

This is a website which has the translation of each phrase in gemara as one hovers over the phrase, not sure how much of the Gemara they have done though.

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    Cool site! [15 char]
    – Double AA ♦
    Nov 22, 2013 at 1:54
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    A Daf Yomi website that's actually good? WHAT!?
    – rosenjcb
    Nov 22, 2013 at 8:14
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The following site uses the Soncino translation: http://dtorah.com/otzar/shas_soncino.php?ms=Shabbath&df=28b

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  • This is not interlinear...
    – ezra
    Nov 7, 2016 at 20:12
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http://www.sefaria.org/Berakhot.2a

hope this is helpful to you

regards

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