German Verb Conjugator App

[Aunt Maud]

Does anyone kindly have a source of a German Verb Conjugator App for a Smack Book Air ?

The eldest is doing her German exams and is allowed such a thing to be available at the time

[Ham]

It seems incredible that you are in an exam allowed a computer to have.

It would never be allowed, this in my day to happen.

[hellymedic]

In order German exams to pass, must you the words in the correct order put.

[Ham]

Yes, and for oral examination none of them should squirrel be.

[Aunt Maud]

Thankingyou.

Your advice helpful forwarding I will.

[rogerzilla]

I also am amazed that a Translationcomputermachine in the Examination is allowed.

[hellymedic]

In my day, such things prohibited were.

[DaveReading]

Where can I get it?  I've been having trouble conjugating lately.

[Dibdib]

A conjugator, Yoda has not. Uses the force, he does.

[Aunt Maud]

The Force with this one, is not strong. So an app required is.

[Legs]

Yes, and for oral examination none of them should squirrel be.

Wirklich kein Eichhörnchen?

[Ham]

Yes, and for oral examination none of them should squirrel be.

Wirklich kein Eichhörnchen?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ejuK8_12Fmg


Und ja, ich kann Eichhornchen ausspricht

[Mr Larrington]

Eine halbe Tasse Staubzucker
Ein viertel Teeloffel Salz
Eine Messerspitze turkisches Haschisch
Ein halbes Pfund Butter
Ein Teeloffel Vanillenzucker
Ein halbes Pfund Mehl
Einhundertfunfzig Gram gemahlene Nusse
Ein wenig extra Staubzucker... und KEINE EIER.
In eine Schussel geben Butter einruhren
Gemahlene Nusse zugeben und den Teig verkneten
Augenballgrosse Stucke vom Teig formen
Im Staubzucker walzen und Sagt die Zauberworter:
"Simsalbimbamba Saladu Saladim"
Auf ein gefettetes Backblech legen und bei zweihundert Grad für funfzehn Minuten backen... und KEINE EIER
Bei zweihundert Grad für funfzehn Minuten backen... und KEINE EIER.

E&OE

[Soaplady]

My daughter, who is half way through a German degree, suggests

Bab.la EN-DE

which is a dictionary app but has a tab for verb conjugations.

I can't do Yoda-speak and know absolutely no German myself - sorry! 

[rogerzilla]

I am old enough to remember when this was on every school computer room wall, if not EVERY computer room wall:

[Aunt Maud]

Decided her brain to use, she has.

[Jon P]

They call them 'strong' verbs, not 'irregular', ISTR - as for anything in Germany to be 'irregular' would be very, er, irregular.

[Auntie Helen]

The verbs have to be 'strong' to overcome the German tendency for Ordnung (being regular).