Conjuu - French Conjugation

Conjugaison (C) has been a fantastic verb learning tool for me. C presents you with a verb and tense and you must fill in all six personal forms. After you submit your answers, It will make any necessary corrections and, if you choose, pronounce them. These pronunciations are very natural sounding and my Alliance Francaise teacher has confirmed for me that the pronunciations are very accurate. You can view a table of all conjugations for any verb, and C will pronounce any form that you touch. This pronunciation feature was an unexpected bonus for me and a great teaching aide. C allows you to choose which verbs and which tenses (any or all of each) to work on, and tracks your errors. If you are studying several verbs, it will randomly select from among them and, after a couple of rounds, will bring up more often those verbs where you had errors. There are various other options (e.g., copy to next line) that allow you to personalize the practice. Overall, the presentation and execution is excellent. I have found zero errors in any of the verb tables that I have checked with other sources. I don’t think I could ask for any better app to help me learn all those French verb forms. Highly recommended.

I'm learning French and my conjugation of verb tenses is weak. And, I'll be in Paris for the very first time in a month. I always thought conjugating verbs was boring, but I needed this app out of necessity. As it turns out, this app is addicting! I'm improving very quickly and they make it fun. The app covers all verb tenses, although you can choose which ones to practice. It's better, though, to select all and let them throw any verb and verb tense at you at random. It only costs an extra US $7 for the expansion pack. If you don't want the expansion, you're stuck with conjugating the most basic verbs and tenses. It's well worth it. These developers deserve to get paid. Bravo et merci!

I’m addicted. 39 days in the current streak with 20 verbs each day. It has lots of features easily overlooked: you can add verbs from a substantial dictionary, you can limit to irregular verbs, choose which tenses to include, for example. I wish I had learned earlier that it copies an answer into the next blank when you hit enter. Saves a lot of typing. I try all the language apps, and this has been the best for me. (I’d include Duolingo but it runs out of lessons far too soon).

I am an intermediate level french student studying independently. This app has been my go to when I have questions about verb tenses, which I have many and often. The drills are great as they help me understand what I need to practice and reinforce what I already know. There are lots of ways to configure the app which has given me the flexibility to change the content and the drills.

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First off, I really like the features and UX of this application. I like that I can flag verbs that I need to work on more, select tenses to study, and both see and hear the verbs. I’m really looking forward to expanding my vocabulary of French verbs with this app! But then I noticed the verb “assister” translated as “to assist,” which is a classic mistake. “Assister” means “to attend.” It makes me think that the developer does not really speak French, and it calls into question all of the rest of the vocabulary. How can I trust this as a source for expanding my knowledge?