Online Verb Conjugation Tool

Christopher

We like to teach you verb tenses gradually, but once you get a sense for the whole system those big verb conjugation tables like the ones we have in our Grammar Summary can be helpful. There's also this online verb conjugation tool. You can enter a verb, and choose which tenses you'd like to see. Some of the tenses seem to be missing, but the most common ones are there.

I haven't tested it to see if I could trick it into making a mistake with spelling changes or other irregularities. But, I have entered verbs like fofofofar and mxyplyzyker, which are dutifully conjugated according to the regular rules. (In other words, there's something of a blind algorithm at work, so I wouldn't count on absolute perfection!)

Anna

This is great!

I tried the verbs, amar, perder and vivir and it works perfectly. The verb fofofar... I wish it was a real word, There is a real verb "afofarse" meaning "become fofo". The maning is basically getting slightly fat or out of shape.

The adjective fofo/fofa means flabby. Another word for flabby is "rechoncho"

Fofo/fofa also means spongy, soft, bland related to objects.

Present Indicative: yo me afofo tú te afofas él/usted se afofa nosotros nos afofamos vosotros os afofáis ellos/ustedes se afofan	Imperfect: yo me afofaba tú te afofabas él/usted se afofaba nosotros nos afofábamos vosotros os afofabais ellos/ustedes se afofaban	Preterite: yo me afofé tú te afofaste él/usted se afofó nosotros nos afofamos vosotros os afofasteis ellos/ustedes se afofaron	Future: yo me afofaré tú te afofarás él/usted se afofará nosotros nos afofaremos vosotros os afofaréis ellos/ustedes se afofarán
Conditional: yo me afofaría tú te afofarías él/usted se afofaría nosotros nos afofaríamos vosotros os afofaríais ellos/ustedes se afofarían	Imperative: tú te afofa él/usted se afofe nosotros nos afofemos vosotros os afofad ellos/ustedes se afofen	Present Subjunctive: yo me afofe tú te afofes él/usted se afofe nosotros nos afofemos vosotros os afoféis ellos/ustedes se afofen	Imperfect Subjunctive: yo me afofara tú te afofaras él/usted se afofara nosotros nos afofáramos vosotros os afofarais ellos/ustedes se afofaran
Gerund: afofando	Past Participle: afofado

Christopher

I was really hoping that fofofofar didn't mean something unseemly! Unfortunately, during the holiday season, fofo/fofa is an appropriate adjective to add to the lexicon... And then perhaps defofarse would be a good verb for New Year's Resolutions?

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