Adding words is easier, and object pronouns get a whole new tool. - Adding a word: one card per language, examples that fit the kind of word you're adding, and the first meaning and themes right on the form. - Save for Later: catch a word in a second from search, the share sheet, Siri or Spotlight, and finish it later. Verba asks which language it's in, so it lands in the right field. - Object pronouns: build any form with its pronouns (díxenllo, se lo dije), see the same thing in the other language, and show a pronoun on every form in the tables. Negative commands and "que non" included. - On iPad and the unfolded iPhone Duo, a verb shows its conjugation beside the definition, and Galician and Spanish conjugate side by side. Keyboard shortcuts for Review, the tables and the menus. - Review asks for one language at a time, and the answer shows the other language and an example sentence. - A new Flashcard widget: recall a word on your Home Screen and flip it with a tap. - Notifications: Save on the word of the day, and Review Now or Later Today on the daily reminder. - Grammar guides open on a short Start Here list, and read in plainer English. - Backups now include your review progress and unfinished words, and Verba reminds you to export one now and then. - Feminine forms for 44 more words for people (gobernadora, ministra, jueza), Galician accent fixes in pronoun forms, and many smaller corrections.

1.3.1 A quick fix for iPhones on iOS 27: - Tapping a Word of the Day notification no longer crashes the app. - Search is back at the bottom of the screen, and one tap on the tab gets you typing. 1.3 It's been a while since the last update. Here's what's new: - Personal notes: attach a note to any word or verb, a mnemonic, where you heard it, how to say it. Searchable from Library. - Quick Capture: save a word in one tap when you're out and about, then fill in the details later. - Reflexive verbs and object pronouns: full tables for reflexive verbs, plus a new clitics screen for the fused Galician forms (mo, cho, llo) and their Spanish equivalents, curated across 440 verbs. - Grammar guides, rebuilt: leveled and sectioned by language, with a topic filter and cross-links between guides and dictionary entries. - Gender Changes: a new reference screen for words that switch gender between Spanish and Galician, like ‘la leche’ and ‘o leite’. - Word of the Day notifications: an optional daily word, sent at the time you choose. Turn it on in Settings. - Search: when a word isn't in Verba yet, jump straight to the Real Academia Galega, the Real Academia Española, or Wiktionary, or quick-capture it, all without leaving the app. - Improved widgets, shortcuts, and Control Center actions. - Dictionary tab: sort and filter by part of speech, and Recent is no longer capped at three words. - A few hundred new words and verbs, and dozens of smaller fixes throughout. Thank you to all the beta testers who have given me priceless feedback.

It's been a while since the last update. Here's what's new: - Personal notes: attach a note to any word or verb, a mnemonic, where you heard it, how to say it. Searchable from Library. - Quick Capture: save a word in one tap when you're out and about, then fill in the details later. - Reflexive verbs and object pronouns: full tables for reflexive verbs, plus a new clitics screen for the fused Galician forms (mo, cho, llo) and their Spanish equivalents, curated across 440 verbs. - Grammar guides, rebuilt: leveled and sectioned by language, with a topic filter and cross-links between guides and dictionary entries. - Gender Changes: a new reference screen for words that switch gender between Spanish and Galician, like ‘la leche’ and ‘o leite’. - Word of the Day notifications: an optional daily word, sent at the time you choose. Turn it on in Settings. - Search: when a word isn't in Verba yet, jump straight to the Real Academia Galega, the Real Academia Española, or Wiktionary, or quick-capture it, all without leaving the app. - Improved widgets, shortcuts, and Control Center actions. - Dictionary tab: sort and filter by part of speech, and Recent is no longer capped at three words. - A few hundred new words and verbs, and dozens of smaller fixes throughout. Thank you to all the beta testers who have given me priceless feedback.

Verba 1.1 is a big update to the conjugator, the dictionary, and practice. ## OBJECT PRONOUNS Every verb now has an Object Pronouns screen. Pick a pronoun and see it attached to real conjugated forms, with the fused Galician combinations (mo, cho, llo) and accent shifts built for you. ## FULLER CONJUGATION Gerund and participle now appear on every verb and can be searched like any other form. The Verbs tab can group verbs by pattern family, so verbs that conjugate alike sit together. ## A BETTER DICTIONARY An editorial audit touched hundreds of entries: clearer glosses, new false-friend warnings, complete IPA pronunciation, feminine forms for adjectives, and noun plurals shown when the formation isn't obvious. ## REVIEW, REDESIGNED Practice now starts from a single Review screen: choose your source (saved words, verbs, or a theme), pick a direction, and go. Your word notes can appear on the cards, and Settings tracks your all-time review count. ## GUIDES New grammar guides, including demonstratives in both languages, and you can now edit any guide, even the built-in ones, or write your own. ## AND MORE A rebuilt Add Word screen with per-language pronunciation, new accent colors, newly added words at the front of Recent, and fixes and polish throughout.