I’ve been, casually, teaching myself Spanish for a while with Duolingo (big shoutout). It’s all fun and games until you actually talk to a real person. Why? Because, unlike the apps where we have time to read, think, and absorb, human interaction is quick and unpredictable. For native English speakers, the zillions of verb tenses are what are needed muy rapido when talking with people. Enter Verb Dojo. I need to supplement Duo with verb repetition and I don’t WANT or NEED to learn verbs like skydive 🪂 at the moment. I want to concentrate on about 10 at a time in the present, past, and future. Verb Dojo allows me to do just that thing (or other combos). I also like that V Dojo shows the conjugation prior to the exercises each time. Great for learning, reinforcement, and the ole self esteem.

I tried several other websites and apps before landing on Verb Dojo. The interface is clean and intuitive and will have you learning conjugations quickly. The secret sauce is the algorithm that determines how frequently to reinforce what you’ve learned. After a few weeks of regular use, my conjugations come much more quickly and accurately. My Spanish teacher observed how much I’d improved and how fast. My only suggestion for improvement is to add more verbs. You’d think 243 would be plenty but in normal conversation (with my instructor) I’ve stumbled across several that aren’t in the app. I seldom write reviews but Verb Dojo is exceptional.

Great app for drilling in those words. It introduces you to the chart, familiarizes you to the conjugated forms by presenting a multiple choice and then has you write it out. Very effective.I wonder if there is an option for batch studying words though (and randomizing tenses). It’s kind of tedious to keep switching tenses on one word and then move one word to the next. Also, I noticed theres no passé composé tense despite there being passé simple. Passé composé is very very commonly used in both colloquial and written forms, while passé simple is strictly very literary and used to describe events far disconnected from the present (aka past historic). Please put in passé composé 😭🙏

Just downloaded this app a few days ago and it’s exactly what I’ve been looking for. I simply want to regularly review/test myself on specific verb conjugations for top Spanish verbs. I appreciate that you can review specific things like the imperfect of “ser” or the present tense of “hacer.” Other apps/sites I’ve seen only let you review random conjugations of random verbs vs focusing on something specific. Additionally, I appreciate that the review is multiple choice and typing the words out to ensure you really know it. I plan to use this app each day to learn a new conjugation and be regularly tested.