One row per verb per language. Required columns are slug, infinitive, language, and conjugation_table as a JSON object. Useful optional columns include regular flag, ipa, audio_url, English_translation, frequency_rank, related_slugs, example_sentences, and notes. SleekRank lets you map each column individually to the right slot.

Yes. The base WordPress page is language-neutral. The selector mapping reads the language column on each row and adjusts labels accordingly. Spanish rows render tense names like presente and preterito, French rows render present and passe compose. A small per-language label JSON keeps the localization clean.

Store the matrix as a JSON object keyed by tense, with each tense holding an object keyed by person. The list mapping iterates both axes and renders the full table. Add a new tense to the JSON, the table grows on the next refresh. Each cell holds the conjugated form, and an optional pronunciation column adds IPA.

Google indexes pages it considers useful and crawlable. Conjugation pages serve real reference value: a full tense by person matrix, IPA, audio, irregular flags, and example sentences. Pagination of the sitemap into per-language segments helps Google crawl progressively rather than choking on a single mega-sitemap.

Yes. Add a new CSV for the language and register it with the SleekRank page group. The base WordPress page renders the new language at /conjugate/{new_language}/{slug}/ automatically. Per-language label JSON adapts the tense headers, and the audio_url column points at recordings in the new language.

Store related_slugs as a JSON list per row. The list mapping iterates the array and renders one card per related verb, with the href pointing at the matching SleekRank URL in the same language. Common patterns include grouping by frequency rank, by shared root, or by similar irregularity pattern.

No. The audio element loads only when the visitor presses play. Each generated URL embeds only its own clip, not all five thousand for the language. The page stays light, the bandwidth stays sane, and the audio still ranks as a useful signal in Google's evaluation of page depth.

SleekRank writes a DefinedTerm or LearningResource schema block per row, including name, description, inLanguage, and url. Audio file URLs serialize into MediaObject child blocks. The meta mapping inserts the JSON-LD into the head, so Google can interpret the structured data alongside the rendered HTML.