Spanish Verbs

Name: Spanish Verbs
Rating: 4.1538463 (4362 reviews)
Author: Appicenter LLC

Browse and search the conjugations of the most common Spanish verbs.

"Spanish Verbs" is an Android app that allows users to browse and search the conjugations of the most common Spanish verbs, making it an ideal study aid for learners and travelers in Spanish-speaking countries. Key features include offline access, searchable verb forms and translations, a grammar section, multiple color themes, and voice output options. Users can mark favorites and the app is optimized for tablets. A pro version is available with more verbs, along with companion language learning apps.

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By: Appicenter LLC

Downloads: 1,061,657

569

Rating: 4.15

(4,362)

Version: 14080 (Last updated: 2024-01-09)

Version code: 14080

Permissions:

android.permission.ACCESS_NETWORK_STATE
android.permission.INTERNET

Size: 420.97K

Email: ap*****@appicenter.net

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Full description: See detailed description

Source: Google Play Store

Updated: a day ago

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# 58,423 ▼ 39

User reviews

Pros

Excellent for learning verb conjugation
Lists verbs with English translations
Very educational and comprehensive tool
Does not require internet connection
Simple and effective interface

Cons

Limited number of verbs in the free version
User interface needs improvement
Lacks certain conjugations (e.g., Imperative)
Light mode setting does not work
App feels like a pitch for the pro version

Most mentioned

Helpful for learners
Good UI (but some dislike)
Need for more verbs in the free version
Excellent for beginners
Need for app improvements

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User reviews

I tried this for a while, but the lack of common verbs was too frustrating—and I'm sorry, but paying money just to see verb conjugations, as though this person owned them? 😄 I'll just keep a conjugation page open in a browser… It's a little more trouble, but I don't feel silly (or exploited) using it. Thanks anyway!