This version adds the verbs tutear, ustedear, and vosear.

If you are only interested in user-facing changes in a new version of Conjugar, stop reading now. This version fixes deprecation warnings and adds new device model names for the purpose of analytics.

I can now communicate with you, the Conjugar user, in an ad-hoc manner, for example about a new version of the app. If there is a live communication in the cloud, Conjugar shows the communication one time on startup.

Based on user feedback, I added a button to allow quitting a quiz in progress. Please don't use it!

I corrected the conjugation of llegar.

Conjugar was originally intended for English speakers, and most of the text in the app, for example the descriptions of verb tenses, was in English only until recently. But analytics revealed that some users were using the app with Spanish as their iPhone language. The developer of Conjugar therefore translated _all_ English text in the app to Spanish so that Spanish speakers can more easily benefit from the app.

This version has three exciting new verbs: acordar, recordar, and cenar. The settings screen now uses SwiftUI rather than UIKit. What are those, you ask? UIKit is a technology (or "framework") for creating using interfaces on iOS devices. UIKit descends from the MacOS framework AppKit, which Steve Jobs brought to Apple with the NeXTSTEP operating system. Until now, all my apps, including Conjugar, have used UIKit for their user interfaces. But in June, 2019, Apple released SwiftUI as the potential successor to AppKit and UIKit. Fortunately, developers can use both UIKit and SwiftUI in the same app, as I did for Conjugar.

This version has improvements for iOS 13.

This version add six exciting new verbs: amar, lavar, limpiar, quedar, regresar, and usar. New to Conjugar, not to the Spanish language. I lack that level of influence.

This version adds eight exciting new verbs: amanecer, anochecer, cazar, granizar, helar, nevar, relampaguear, and tronar. Longer verbs like relampaguear and reconocer now fit better on narrower screens.

Added three exciting new verbs: declarar, elegir, and colegir. Fixed two bugs: one that caused certain long verb tenses to get cut off during quizzes on iPhone SE, and one that prevented vos conjugations from being quizzed. Congratulations to user FrançaisBrit for achieving a global high score of 345!

Added three irregular verbs (argüir, discernir, and sentar) and three regular verbs (esconder, evadir, and procesar). Added analytics to guide future development. See privacy policy for more details. Congratulations to user Savoir-faire74 for achieving the amazing quiz score of 341 points!

Conjugar now displays and quizzes conjugations for the vos pronoun. These conjugations are useful in certain Latin American countries, including Argentina, Chile, and Colombia. Tap the Settings tab to activate these conjugations. Tap Voseo on the Info tab to learn more about the vos pronoun and its conjugations.