Read Spanish on any screen, with every verb form
Spanish verbs change in dozens of ways. Yona turns conversaban or hablaremos back into conversar and hablar, handles plurals and feminine forms, and shows the meaning with the sentence you met it in.
What Yona does for Spanish
Conjugated verbs
The common forms of every verb are in the dictionary, and regular forms of the rest are worked out: conversaban gives conversar, vivíamos gives vivir, pienso gives pensar.
Plurals and feminine forms
niñas leads to niño, luces to luz, rápidos to rápido.
Subtitles and pictures
A Latin-script reader finds text in video, comics and screenshots on your device, and a tappable square goes over each word.
Review what you saved
Spaced repetition, practice and stats, all on your device.
Dictionary: Wiktionary, extracted with Wiktextract (CC BY-SA 4.0), and a short Yona word list (CC0). Credits and licenses
Questions
How big is the Spanish dictionary?
About 41,000 of the most common words and word forms, ordered by how often they are used. Rare words are not in it yet.
Does it handle irregular verbs?
The common forms of irregular verbs such as ser, ir and tener are in the dictionary. Regular patterns are worked out for the rest.