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Hi
I am doing some conjugations of irregular verbs, according to my text box, reponer is irregular and in the future tense would be conjugated as repondré. repondrás repondrá repondremos repondréis, repondrán. However according to the conjugations on this site. It would be conjugated as reponeré, reponerás,reponerá, reponeremos, reponeréis, reponerán .

Which is right_

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updated Jan 24, 2009
posted by Shell

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Thanks both for your help.

updated Jan 24, 2009
posted by Shell
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It appears that the verb conjugator at this site has been generated using an automated script, making all tenses regular by default (like "poneré"), and then the webmasters have done their best to manually modify the irregular ones to even things out. However, the fact that it is a manual process (if my guess is right) means that mistakes are bound to happen. I've got a full database of all conjugations, thoroughly checked against trustworthy sources, and I remember that when I first try to program my own verb conjugator for my own purposes, it took me several weeks of fixing little glitches here and there, mostly because I was unaware of certain variations and unusual patterns that kept bugging me for days. Now it's bug-free, but it wasn't easy. I strongly recommend that you use Vikingo's links. Particularly, the second one, although doesn't offer Spanish translations, it is regarded as THE ultimate authority when it comes to conjugations.

updated Jan 23, 2009
posted by lazarus1907
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I'm a newcomer here, but I like the fact that the site is free, and I like the friendly atmosphere of the site and of the users. I've also found that you're getting more than you're paying for, in spite of some hiccups here and there, and that's great.

The verb conjugator is an exception to that rule, however. The names of several tenses are completely misguiding, and the results you get can't be trusted. It was a sad experience trying out the conjugator. As I've studied Spanish for a few years, I can see the errors. For most people coming here, however, they'll have to take it at face value. They surely will, and suffer the consequences. Please fix this, SpanishDict.

Here and here are the results from two verb conjugators who won't totally lovely you up (eufemism taken from the text chat).

Saludos smile

updated Jan 23, 2009
posted by Vikingo
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The conjugator at this site often makes mistakes, and it is wrong here. Reponer is conjugated the same as poner.

updated Jan 23, 2009
posted by 00bacfba