With this language learning app, you can view conjugations of over 700 Spanish verbs across 20 tenses and listen to pronunciation. Includes audio pronunciations, example sentences, search functionality, and favorites management.
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AppRecs rating 4.6. Trustworthiness 71 out of 100. Review manipulation risk 25 out of 100. Based on a review sample analyzed.
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90% of sampled ratings are 5 stars
About Spanish Verb Conjugator Pro
Now with audio!! Not sure how to pronounce a verb? You can now hear how every verb is pronounced. Just tap on the button next to the conjugation. Note: this functionality requires an Internet connection.
● Now with example sentences!! Gain a better understanding of verbs by seeing how each conjugation is used in a sentence.
● Save a list of your favourite verbs.
● View verbs that you have recently looked at.
● Optimised for iPhone 6 & 6S - app now takes up all of the available space on the screen.
● Optimised for iPhone 6 Plus - rotate device to landscape to see a split screen view.
● Peek and pop (iPhone 6S & 6S Plus) - press firmly on a search result to see a preview. Press a bit harder to see the result.
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● "Great app! Definitely the best of the Spanish verb conjugating apps out there. Easy on the eye, simple to use, very effective.'
● "Love it - Very useful and sleek I highly recomend the download!"
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Reviews for Spanish Verb Conjugator Pro
taftheturk
Very comprehensive
I think this app is one of the best ways to understand, and learn conjugation in Spanish. I like the simplicity and effectiveness of the app.
tsimonds
It’s Okay! Needs Better Search, etc.
Me gusta esta aplicación. And I’m excited to see the next updates. For example , keeping the current verb and tense visible while scrolling. That would be cool. Ay! I would appreciate symbology that differentiates regular, stem-changing…. Sería muy utilizado. And we still can’t search conjugations? If someone encounters a word like “vinieras” I hope we can find out what verb this is. Not yet, apparently.
