Italian verbs conjugator
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The italian verbs conjugation has many difficulties due to their abundance and different uses of verbal forms.
But now, the conjugation of Italian verbs is not a problem, thanks to this free application. There are more than 10000 verbs.
Type inside the form above the italian verb you wish to conjugate (ie: parlare, cantare, credere, vedere, partire, dormire).
But now, the conjugation of Italian verbs is not a problem, thanks to this free application. There are more than 10000 verbs.
Type inside the form above the italian verb you wish to conjugate (ie: parlare, cantare, credere, vedere, partire, dormire).
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4.5
3.12K reviews
Ceri Hurley
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March 8, 2021
Please can the Italian characters be corrected in this è, à and the rest are being shown as strange characters! Dropped two stars for this issue! Straightforward and just what I was looking for with a conjugating app. Would like to pay for it to get rid of the ads but they aren't in your face so I can't gripe. I haven't used extensively so not sure how big the vocabulary is
9 people found this review helpful
A Google user
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March 22, 2019
NEGATIVE: App requires knowing the infinitive of the Italian verb. Verifying a 2nd verb requires holding down backward key. POSITIVE: App provides all four moods, all tenses of the moods, and all declensions of the tenses for a given verb. OVERALL RATING: 3.5/5.0.
5 people found this review helpful
jenny squiggs
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November 6, 2023
Been using it for a while to help with italian verb tenses. You do need to know how to spell the infinitive though.
