Roadmap

What's next for Verba

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  • Planned

    Hide one language

    Turn off Spanish or Galician entirely, for people who only study one. Review already lets you practice just one.

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    Study for CELGA and DELE

    Filter the dictionary and build review decks by exam level: CELGA 1 to 5 for Galician, DELE A1 to C2 for Spanish.

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    Choose language order

    Show Spanish before Galician throughout the app, instead of the current default order.

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    Localize the app interface

    Translate menus and screens themselves into more languages, not just the dictionary content.

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    Verbal periphrases

    Cover periphrases like ir + infinitive and other multi-verb constructions, not just single conjugated verbs.

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    Spanish-to-English mode

    Support Spanish speakers learning English, in addition to English speakers learning Spanish and Galician.

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    Custom app icon colors

    Pick from alternate app icon colors on the home screen.

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    Pronunciation audio

    Hear each word and verb form spoken aloud, not just written.

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    Regional and comarcal words

    Mark words by the place they belong to, from Galicia-wide down to a single comarca, and study a comarca's vocabulary on its own.

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    Sync across devices

    Your added words, notes and review progress on every device you own, through iCloud.

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    A progress widget

    A home or lock screen widget showing what you have reviewed, a square a day, so the habit lives outside the app.

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    Text size control

    Set the type size inside Verba, independently of the system setting.

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    Review your own words

    A review built from the words you looked up, saved, added or wrote a note on.

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    Every word with an affix

    Tap a prefix or suffix like -eiro and see every word in the dictionary built with it.

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    Pronouns with two verbs

    Where the pronoun goes when two verbs work together: quero darllo or quérollo dar.

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    Practice object pronouns

    Review cards that ask for a form with its pronoun: díxenllo, se lo dije.

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    Verb of the Day widget

    One verb and one tense on your Home Screen, a new one each day.

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    Cards due on the Lock Screen

    A small count of how many review cards are waiting.

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    Word input for new verbs

    Add a verb like any other word, and fill in its tenses by hand.

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    Widget themes

    The widgets take the color you pick in Settings.

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    Formation notes for regular tenses

    Short notes on how a regular tense is built, right alongside the conjugation tables.

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    A layout for iPad and iPhone Duo

    On iPad and the unfolded iPhone Duo, a verb shows its conjugation beside the definition, and Galician and Spanish conjugate side by side.

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    Build object pronouns

    Pick who, when, to whom and what, and see the form built: díxenllo, se lo dije. Or show a pronoun on every form in the tables.

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    Flashcard widget

    Recall a word on your Home Screen, tap to check it, tap for the next one.

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    Save words for later from anywhere

    From the share sheet, Siri or Spotlight: save a word now and finish it in Verba later.

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    Word of the Day notifications

    A new word each day, at the time you choose.

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    Review one language at a time

    Word cards ask for Galician or Spanish, not both at once, and the answer shows the other language with an example sentence.

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    An easier Add Word form

    One card per language, examples that fit the kind of word, and the first meaning and themes right on the form.

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    Sound Changes and Gender Changes

    The patterns that turn Spanish words into Galician ones, and the nouns that change gender between the two.

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