Los Verbos Italianos (Más)

Me he descargado la aplicación, soy Español y estoy en Italia por trabajo, la iniciativa esta bien, pero faltan muchos verbos y yo le añadiría también un vocabulario, así, combinar las dos cosas eso si estaría bien.

Works great, smooth, practical without glitches. And simple and straight forward.

Gracias gracias gracias. Me ha servido muchísimo. Una aplicación muy fácil de usar, tiene audio y los verbos con su conjugación en todos los tiempos. Increíble!

Some of them are incorrect! It mixes up avere and essere

I’m thinking that the Spanish version is being worked on. I can’t wait !

So convenient for quick help with conjugating verbs and i use it to review verbs and learn new ones while im out and stuck in line or sitting having coffee. Nothing fancy but very useful.

This app does exactly what it says. The fact it has audio makes it superior to the other app which does the same thing. However, the other app highlights all the regular forms and read, which I find very helpful.

I already loved this app but the new update, which allows search through any form of a verb, makes it wonderful. For example, if you come across mosso, you might not know that the infinitive is muovere. With the update you can search mosso. I suggest that this be made standard instead of having to go into settings to allow this. Who wouldn't want this? Also I wasn’t able to enable this function with my ipad, just my iphone.

How can a paid app that only has conjugations of Italian verbs not have the verb “sembrare” (to seem) for instance?!

I have Ian Tipton’s verb conjugator for ALL 3 languages I’m studying: Italian, French, and Portuguese! The app was better before! 1) No internet was necessary to use it! (now requires internet). 2) Used to have the best human professional native language speakers (now changed to a synthetic sounding voice). I wrote an email directly to Ian Tipton CS; haven’t heard response. BUT, even so, I still like this app better than the rest (though only a little better now; it used to surpass the others by far; not anymore). I hope you go back, Ian.