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You're going to like version 1.3 even better, as it brings the number of verbs to 3,572.

Master German verb conjugations with a comprehensive reference and interactive quizzes. Features an AI-powered tutor for personalized help and a fun retro arcade game. Includes detailed etymologies and historical context for each verb.
1.3
August 18, 2026
Konjugieren's corpus grows from 990 verbs to 3,572. The expansion adds the strong verbs the first corpus was missing and 2,303 prefixed derivatives, so the verbs you actually meet in German are now the ones the app conjugates: not just kommen but ankommen, entkommen, unterkommen, and zuvorkommen. Every one of those 3,572 verbs now ships an etymology and an example sentence, where before only 990 did. Most sentences come from real German: Luther's Bible, the Brothers Grimm, Goethe, Kafka, Mann, Nietzsche, the Grundgesetz, and Bundestag proceedings. The etymologies trace nearly every verb back to Proto-Indo-European, with cognates in English, Latin, Greek, Gothic, and Old Norse. German is pluricentric, and Konjugieren now says so. A new Regional Variety setting offers the northern German, Austrian, and Swiss standards, seeded from your device's region on first launch. In Swiss German, ss appears in place of ß. Stehen, sitzen, and liegen feature sein as their auxiliary for the southern varieties, contrasting with northern German. The quiz accepts a correct answer in any variety. A new Duden article introduces the dictionary that supplies those labels. Forty-four verbs have two distinct meanings, with different conjugations for each. Hängen is strong when a picture hangs on the wall and weak when you hang it there. Abbrechen takes haben when you cancel something and sein when something snaps off. These verbs now let you switch between readings, and each reading gets its own conjugation table. Corrections and fixes: a full review of the corpus revised 220 English translations and 121 example sentences. Home Screen and Lock Screen widgets now advance at midnight without launching the app, and their text is localized into German. The game no longer damages the player every frame during contact, fires at the same rate on ProMotion displays as on any other, and reflows when you rotate the device instead of guessing at orientation. Deeplinks to an article or a verb family switch to the right tab. VoiceOver announces quiz results in German. Settings gains a version footer.
MoreYou're going to like version 1.3 even better, as it brings the number of verbs to 3,572.
Konjugieren is a free educational app designed to help users master German verb conjugations. It offers a comprehensive reference, interactive quizzes, an AI-powered tutor, and a retro arcade game for a fun learning experience.
Konjugieren provides full conjugations for 989 German verbs across fifteen conjugation groups, including simple, subjunctive, compound, and participle forms.
No, Konjugieren is completely ad-free, allowing for an uninterrupted learning experience.
Konjugieren offers timed 30-question quizzes with 'Regular' difficulty focusing on everyday conjugations and 'Ridiculous' difficulty for mastering the full range, featuring a 2x score multiplier.
The Conjugation Tutor uses Apple Intelligence to provide one-on-one help. Users can ask conjugation questions in plain English, receive explanations of rules, and get personalized practice suggestions based on their quiz history.
Konjugieren is designed for both iPhone and iPad, with views that adapt intelligently to the screen size for an optimal experience on each device.
The app was last updated on April 2, 2026, indicating active development and support for the application.
While Konjugieren provides detailed learning resources and progress tracking through its quizzes and tutor, it does not explicitly offer formal certifications upon completion.