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How-to guides for getting more out of Verba, plus notes on building an offline dictionary and conjugator.
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What's New in Verba 1.4
Object pronouns put together for you, plus an easier way to add words, Save for Later, a Flashcard widget and a new icon.
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How Galician Builds díxenllo
Spanish says se lo dije in three words. Galician says díxenllo in one. How the pronouns join, where they go, and why the accent appears.
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What's New in Verba 1.3
Word of the Day notifications, personal notes, Quick Capture, object pronoun tables, rebuilt grammar guides, and a few hundred new words and verbs.
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How Verba Checks Its Galician and Spanish
Where Verba's words and verb forms come from, how they are checked against the Real Academia Galega and the Real Academia Española, and what the latest full review found.
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28 Words That Change Gender Between Spanish and Galician
La leche is o leite, el puente is a ponte. Every noun that flips gender between Spanish and Galician, checked against the RAG dictionary, with the patterns that make most of them easy to remember.
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Seven Patterns That Turn Spanish Words into Galician
Tiempo is tempo, hablar is falar, llave is chave. Seven regular correspondences between Spanish and Galician spelling, with the exceptions that keep them honest.
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How to Add a Word in Verba
Every way to add a word to Verba's dictionary: from search, from the add-word form, with Save for Later and Siri, from Control Center, and straight from Safari or any other app.