German Verb Conjugator vs German Case Practice

Master German verb conjugations with the most complete reference on the App Store. Search 2100 verbs across 16 tenses — from Präsens to Konjunktiv II — with results available offline. Exact matches always surface first. Audio pronunciation, example sentences, and translations in 14+ languages make it a complete learning tool. KEY FEATURES ● 2100 verbs across 16 tenses — indicative, subjunctive, conditional, imperative, and more ● Practice with flashcards — build a deck from your favourites, all verbs or irregular verbs, and review a few each day ● Audio pronunciation for every conjugation — hear exactly how each verb is pronounced ● Example sentences — see how verbs are used in real-world context ● Powerful search — find any verb instantly, with exact matches shown first ● iCloud sync — save favourites and access them across all your devices ● Favourites & history — bookmark verbs you use often and quickly revisit recent lookups ● Translations in 14+ languages — see translations in your native language ● Export, copy & print — share conjugation tables via email, clipboard, or print ● Works offline — conjugation data is stored on your device ● iPad optimised — full support for iPad including landscape split-screen view ● Regular & irregular verb indicators — quickly see whether a verb follows standard patterns --- This is the free, ad-supported version. Upgrade to German Verbs Pro for an ad-free experience.

German Case Practice is a super-focused learning app. Practice German case declension in all four cases with silly, random sentences about people, animals, food and objects. The sentences are truly random so you'll almost never, if ever, see the same sentence twice, but you will learn that adjectives following der/die/das in the singular nominative always end in 'e' or that dative neuter plural nouns always end in 'n.' Soon you'll be a master, using the correct article (or no article) without even thinking about declension tables. The app gives immediate feedback about what you got wrong or if you got everything right. It provides general tips to help you while your skills are still shaky, and a breakdown of what you are likely to miss, so you can focus on real mastery of this important grammar skill.