I tried to add a Conjugator link but It doesn’t work. Can you help me? Which is the best site for Verbs conjugation and how can I add the link?
For which language? Wiktionary probably covers conjugation for all languages, but sites that specialize in a specific language are often easier to use.
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German and Spanish.Thanks!
I don’t use conjugators for those languages, but I can tell you that Reverso has them:
If other people have favorites to recommend, hopefully they’ll respond.
Many thanks for the suggestion, but I can’t add the links to the app.
I tried to add:
https://conjugator.reverso.net/conjugation-german.html/QUERY
I followed the instructions but it doesn’t work.
Oh, you want the kind of link that shows up on the dialog when you double-click a cloze. I didn’t realize that. In that case, you can try these:
https://conjugator.reverso.net/conjugation-german-verb-QUERY.html
https://conjugator.reverso.net/conjugation-spanish-verb-QUERY.html
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The links work very well.Thank you very much!
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The ‘Word Reference’ app has every conjugation you’ll ever need, in German and Spanish. ‘Ella Verbs’ is an excellent Spanish verb conjugator. I use both.
@09543, as an example of how to figure out such word-specific links in general, here’s how you can develop one based on the WordReference Spanish conjugator.
First, find WordReference with a general search engine, like Google. Then, use the links on WordReference pages until you find the Spanish conjugator, which is here:
https://www.wordreference.com/conj/esverbs.aspx
Choose a verb, such as “amar”. Type it into the “Search” field. This will take you to this page:
https://www.wordreference.com/conj/esverbs.aspx?v=amar
To form your link, you just need to replace the word you chose (here “amar”) with the word “QUERY”. Now you have the link you need:
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This explanation is very useful.
Many thanks.
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