Publisher's Description
From Helmut Bischoff:
Coniuno is a conjugation trainer for free selectable regular, irregular, and reflexive verbs for the languages German, English, French, Italian, Portuguese, Spanish, and Latin. The possible conjugations can be done in either direction (e.g. German - French, Italian - English). Beside own verbs, the around 200 verbs provided by Coniuno can be trained. The program does all conjugations, also the ones from new verbs automatically.
What's new in this version: Version 2.0.2 includes a new module for conjugating all personal forms of a verb.
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"Comprehensive list of verbs for easy learning between nine languages"
Version: Coniuno 1.3.3
Pros
Ever wanted to learn a foreign language but were intimidated by the long and convoluted verb conjugation? Coniuno is a program that supports seven languages comprising German, English, French, Italian, Portuguese, Latin and Spanish. Created by Helmut Bischoff, the default installation is in German, but can be changed to English in the Options panel. However, pop ups in German do occur occasionally, but keep calm and remember that Ja is for Yes and Nien for No. In the freeware version of the software, you can still conjugate between any of the seven languages, in any combination, give yourself multiple choice tests and search for the infinitive verb from the conjugated verb form. Training extras include statistical details and listing of verb tables of any word in the seven languages. A must if you plan on going hitchhiking across the European continent.
Cons
Reversion to German language intermittently
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