Welsh Verb Blitz vs App Gerlyver

Learn and practise Welsh verbs with this interactive verb reference and drill tool. With over 150 core verbs presented across tenses in both positive and negative paradigms, Welsh Verb Blitz is a clear and effective way to refresh and revise beginner's grammar, as well as expand your everyday vocabulary. As well as a handy verb reference section where you can read and hear the Welsh conjugations (internet connection required for narration), there is plenty of practice provided with a set of intensive verb drill activities to quiz your conjugation knowledge. Activities include: - Infinitive quiz: do you know the meaning of the each verb? - Conjugation quiz: can you select the correct verb form for the English translation? - Snap quiz: can you spot when the Welsh and English sentences match? Try to get ten in a row! - Gapfill: can you spell out the missing word in the conjugated sentence? In the settings, you can select which tenses to drill in the games. So whether you are a complete beginner, or already a little way along your journey to Welsh mastery, there is a level for you! The app will track your scores throughout the games, so you can check in the Performance section at any time to see the entries you're finding trickiest. The verbs selected represent some of the most commonly used Welsh words, so Welsh Verb Blitz is a great way to increase and practise your core, everyday vocabulary. Made by language lovers for fellow language lovers, Welsh Verb Blitz is a great way to improve your language skills. Happy learning!

The App Gerlyver allows you to search the Gerlyver an Akademi Kernewek dictionary, as well as to standardized terminology, from mobile devices. Features include: - easily search English or Cornish headwords - show all entries for a given English or Cornish headwords - drill down feature to find related entries - Cornish and English user interface languages, with the ability to change language in Settings. App Gerlyver was developed by Bangor University's Language Technologies Unit and was part funded by Cornwall Council.