This app helps learners of Swahili understand verb conjugation using the STROVE acronym. It breaks down verbs into Subject, Tense, Relative, Object, Verb, and Ending, aiding in translation and comprehension. Features include basic and advanced verb sections, adjective agreement, and the ability to add custom verbs.
4.0
March 8, 2024
* Updated to Swift 5.0 * Fixed Verb list refresh. * Reordering Tabs now saves!
MoreSTROVE is an acronym used by this app to help learners understand the structure of Swahili verbs. It stands for Subject, Tense, Relative, Object, Verb, and Ending, breaking down verb conjugation into its core components.
STROVE is not a translator itself, but it serves as a powerful aid to translation. By helping you understand verb conjugation and structure, it assists in determining the full meaning of Swahili verbs and constructing correct sentences.
STROVE features four main sections: 'Verbs Basic' for beginners with positive/negative m/wa and m/mi prefixes, 'Verbs Pro' with all noun classes and tenses, 'Adjectives' for agreement, and the 'S+T+R+O+V+E' section for most permutations.
Yes, you can add new verbs through the 'Enter Verb' view. You should enter verbs with the prefix 'ku-' and an appropriate suffix like -a, -i, -u, or -e, followed by its translation.
STROVE is a paid application, available for $1.99. This one-time purchase grants you access to all current features and future updates.
STROVE is optimized for iPhone Pro Max and similar large screen sizes, and is compatible with both iPhones and iPads. Some views may not function optimally on smaller screens.
The app was last updated on March 8, 2024, with version 4.0. The developer plans to add new verb tenses and derivations, such as Prepositional Endings and Relatives, in upcoming months.
STROVE has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for young learners and children. The app focuses on educational content related to language learning.
