Italian verb conjugator
Type a verb — or a form you have just met in a text: the conjugator recognises it, names the tense and person and shows the whole table. 1078 verbs from the course; accents are optional. On any page, Alt+K opens the same table as a side panel.
The most frequent verbs in the course
How to read the table
The forms are calculated, not copied — twice, in two independent ways, and only for the 1078 verbs where both ways agree at every point. A verb that does not occur in the course gets no guessed table. The tenses you need most come first; the rest are one click away.
The stem is set strong, the ending bold and underlined, whatever breaks the rule red with a wavy line and ◆, the auxiliary in italics. Every mark has a second feature besides colour, so the table stays readable without colour vision.
The forms are calculated from the rules of the language — twice, in two independent ways — and checked against every hand-written form in this course. The example sentences are the course’s own.