Coniuga, Italian verbs on your iPhone, iPad and Nokia N9
Coniuga helps you with the conjugation of both regular and irregular Italian verbs. Just type a verb in the search field. You can enter the infinitive form (e.g. Coniugare) or any other mood and tense, e.g. Coniugheresti, Ebbi coniugato, etc. This version requires an active Internet connection. If there is enough interest and positive comments I’ll develop an offline version.
Coniuga is also available for the stunning Nokia N9, get it from the Ovi Store.
Hi,
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baixei o aplicativo para meu ipod mas ele não quer abrir. aparece o aplicativo, quando eu toco em cima dele o mesmo maximiza mas não consigo fazer nada. gostaria de uma orientação para resolver meu problema.
respeitosamente,
vitor vazoler.
@vitor What is happening exactly? Is the app exiting unespectedly? Does it just hang? Can you type verbs in the search field?
Ciao,
bella App. Però sarei interessato in una che non ha bisogno di avere una connessione online. A scuola/lavoro non ho sempre la possibilità di connettermi.
Saluti
Sì, una versione offline sarebbe utile ma non ancora avuto tempo e motivazione per farla.
My compliments on Coniuga. I think both novices and advanced students of Italian will find this very useful. It may even replace the classic Barron’s 501 Italian Verbs.
Yes, it would be useful to have an offline version for those of us who are not fluent and want to speak correctly when travelling. Perhaps that could be offered at additional cost.
Hi. I just downloaded your Coniuga app from the App Store.
One thing that was frustrating: on Mobile Safari on iOS devices, your website is blocked and directed to the App Store. So what is free on the web, is not on Mobile. I think this is not a good practice, but I understand the need for developers to be paid for their work. Perhaps another option (like app only special features) may be a good thing in the future…this way web traffic can still get through, and people are encouraged to buy the app for the feature benefits. You still get the advertising revenue from Mobile Safari, I imagine, too.
Also, interesting you are using egli and essi for the pronouns.
Michael