Please contact me here if you have questions: https://www.reddit.com/r/Anki/comments/1mgezoe/guide_how_i_cram_irregular_verbs_in_a_language/
Here’s the setup:
• One main deck → split into decks by verb tense.
• Each tense deck → splits again into mini‑decks of verbs, each covering every pronoun in that tense. r/Anki - Guide: How I cram irregular verbs in a language r/Anki - Guide: How I cram irregular verbs in a language
How the cards look:
• Front (Basic): the pronoun + audio of the infinitive.
• Back (Type in the answer): the same pronoun + its correct conjugated form.
r/Anki - Guide: How I cram irregular verbs in a language
This way you can easily cram irregular verbs for basically every language. Yes, it takes a while to make such a deck. But the advantage is that you can repeat numerous verbs in a tense simultaneously because of the deck structure.