"After moving from my native country to Italy, I needed to learn a new language with its peculiarities, especially the conjugation of verbs. When I found the fabulous ConjuGato app, I was inspired to make this app, linking the learning path between language and programming. In the app, users can practice the conjugation of Italian verbs. With options to filter the verbs by ending, modes, or tenses. They can also create alarms to practice and search for verbs to study."
Mille Verbi
Mobile app built with Xamarin and c# by @yvcabrerago.
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