Verbform vs Chiritsumo Tango

Stop saying "I have went." Every English learner knows irregular verbs are the hardest part — and most apps bury them inside something bigger. Verbform is the focused tool you've been missing. WHAT VERBFORM DOES • Drills the 200 most common English irregular verbs, ranked by real-world frequency • Tests all three forms — base, past simple, past participle — in sentence context • Uses spaced repetition tuned for the interference patterns that make irregular verbs hard • Fits one session into five minutes a day • Tracks every verb's mastery state in a clean visual library • Keeps today's verb and your streak on your home screen widget WHO IT'S FOR Adult English learners at A2 to C1 level. Professionals who trip on past participles under pressure. Students preparing for IELTS or TOEFL. Anyone who has quietly kept a list of verbs they keep getting wrong and wants a real tool to fix it. HOW IT WORKS Open the app. Take a 90-second placement quiz. Verbform shows you exactly which of the top 50 verbs you already know and which ones need work. Your daily session starts the next morning. FREE • Top 50 irregular verbs — the ones you use every single day • Full spaced repetition engine • Streak tracking and daily reminders • Placement quiz • Verb library with mastery tracking • Exercises: Fill in the blank, Odd one out, Quick Match PREMIUM • All 200 irregular verbs — including the Tier 2, 3, and 4 verbs that separate fluent from fluent-enough • Home screen widget with today's verb and streak • Verb detail cards with IPA pronunciation, example sentences • Every future feature by default • Exercises: Fill the story, Give both forms, Name the verb, Spot the error Five minutes a day. Two hundred verbs. One focused tool. Download Verbform and fix the irregular verb problem for good. LEGAL Privacy Policy: https://verbform.ftp27.dev/privacy Terms of Use: https://verbform.ftp27.dev/terms

Language learning, starting with words. A vocabulary app with 22 languages and 64,620 words. From Spanish, Korean and Japanese to Arabic and Vietnamese, build your vocabulary in five minutes a day with four-choice quizzes. Every language comes with a Getting Started page and a chart of its characters, so you can begin before you can read a single letter. ▼ The 22 languages Spanish / Korean / Japanese / Chinese / French / German / Italian / Portuguese / Russian / Polish / Turkish / Hindi / Bengali / Urdu / Arabic / Tagalog / Indonesian / Malay / Vietnamese / Mongolian / Esperanto / English ■ Start before you can read the script "I want to learn Korean, but I can't read 안녕하세요." That is where people stop, so every language has a Getting Started page. What characters exist, how they sound, how word order works, and the first greeting you can actually say. It opens by itself the first time you choose a language. ■ Every character, listed Hangul has 40. Japanese kana, 46. The Arabic script, 28. What looked like unfamiliar patterns turns into a set you can count. Diagrams show how the parts build one character: ㅎ + ㅏ + ㄴ → 한. Chinese has far too many characters for that, so instead you get how Pinyin is read, plus easy words with their readings marked. ■ We take the translations seriously Dictionary output is not shipped as it comes. Every entry passes several independent checks, and a separate auditor spot-checks the result afterwards. Stiff dictionary phrasing, a missing primary meaning: we have closed them one at a time. ■ How the learning works - Four-choice quizzes teach the meaning and the reading together - Collect only the words you got wrong and review those - Hear pronunciation, for the languages your device can speak - Split by level, so you know where to start - Example sentences show how a word is actually used ■ Built so that you come back - A companion grows as you study. It gains experience and evolves - Your streak counts up, day by day - Trade codes with a friend and compare streaks and weekly word counts - Set your daily goal to 10, 20 or 30 questions, and change it whenever you like ■ Who this is for - You want a bigger vocabulary in Spanish, Korean, Japanese or any of the other 19 - You want to learn some of the language before a trip or a move abroad - You started teaching yourself and stalled at the writing system - You want to turn five minutes of your commute into study "Chiritsumo" comes from a Japanese saying: even dust, piled up, becomes a mountain. We built this so that you can watch it pile. --- - No banner ads: nothing shrinks the screen you study on - Video ads play only when you choose to watch one - Full-screen ads appear at most once every few quizzes - Works offline once downloaded. - Contact: yoshitetsugames21@gmail.com