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2 votes
I can’t reproduce this on my iPad. Can you specify which iOS you’re running and which iPad?
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Make a Brasilian Portuguese version
The only thing I would suggest is to make a Brasilian Portuguese version - & maybe have a button for English translation - like verb2verbe
7 votesI want to do this in 2013.
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For French
It's confusion to have "Je" when the following verb is starting by a vowel.
Could you put an option : "Je/j'"
A larger list of verbs.2 votesI’d really like to fix this.
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4 votes
I have a big release planned in a few months. This verbs will be in there.
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Spanish second person present subjunctive in the quiz it is often marked as incorrect
Spanish second person present subjunctive ends in "s". In the dictionary you have it correct but in the quiz it is often marked as incorrect. The answer shown as correct (but is actually incorrect) is second person familiar imperative form.
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Italian "Vendere" 3rd Person Singular Passato Remoto Incorrect (Sort of)
I learned that the third person singular of "vendere" in the passato remoto is "vende" with a grave accent on the last "e" and not the acute accent as Conjugation Nation shows.
I checked my Barron's 501 Italian Verbs and it shows the grave accent. However, I checked some sites online and I have found both. :(
I have a screenshot of the error if you want to see it.
1 voteI will look into this. Maybe I should allow both, but is this for vendere only?
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Add imperativo negativo to the imperative mood
Conjugation nation is a decent app, but it lacks a vital mood for conjugation; the negative imperative. Although it is classed under imperative, it conjugates differently from giving positive commands and needs to be practiced in its own right.
Especially in the most important commands (to the informal second person singular and plural)Habla!
No Hables!!Hablad!
No Habléis!And it's also good for users to recognize and learn that the formal moods do not change between negative and positive, a mistake learners can make.
It's important to know this by heart in Castellano, so it would be very handy…
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Provide List of Selected Verbs
It would be nice if there were a view that listed which verbs are currently selected for testing. Consider that the only way to see which verbs are selected is to scroll through a very long list of verbs.
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'Irregular verb' sorting
I need more work on irregular verbs. Maybe you could add a 'select irregulars' in verb settings, with options for 'ir' 'er' 'ar' endings in spanish.
19 votesThe “Essential Verb” list should cover all types of conjugations. If you nail down the essential verbs, the forms used in those apply to most of the irregular verbs.
Take a look and let me know.
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Add more "real world" pronouns
I love that you get prompted with the pronouns, and that you can choose all or one of them. But, what do you think about adding to that list with more "real world" things. For example, "Eduardo y yo: <infinitive> Obviously, you'd want to choose the Nosotros form, but it makes you think a bit harder and its a bit more inclusive of they types of statements you'd use with the language. Similarly, "Eduardo y Rita: <infinitive>" for Ellos/Ellas/Uds. There are probably a few other real-world examples for each form, but I think you get the picture.
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In the verb selection screen, note regular and irregular verbs
Maybe even note things like irregular in the future, irregular in all tenses, regular but spelling changes (like manger in French)
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Allow "rewind to previous word" while doing the test
It would be great to allow a rewind while doing the test, especially to access the conj.-table in case of an incorrect answer. While the correct form is displayed after an incorrect answer, I find it even more helpful to have the full reference for the selected tense.
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