Here's a summary: http://www.udoklinger.de/Deutsch/Grammatik/Verbformen.htm Tables for strong and weak verbs: http://www.udoklinger.de/Deutsch/Grammatik/KonjStV.htm http://www.udoklinger.de/Deutsch/Grammatik/KonjSchwV.htm

Yes, similar to Spanish. There are 6 forms. I'll use "essen" (to eat) as an example. ich esse - I eat du isst - you eat (familiar) er/sie/es/man isst - he/she/it/one eats wir essen - we eat ihr esst - you eat (plural) Sie essen - you eat (formal) Sie can also be used for plural and formal. Like, if you are talking to a group of professors. The conjugations are generally consistent but like most other languages, "to be" and "to have" are irregular.