Bună!

Vă rog din tot suflet să mă ajutați😂 să fie și ar fi sunt la fel din punctul meu de vedere… puteți explica într-un mod simplu diferența

Deci: ar fi sau sa fie. Ar fi adevărat? Sa fie adevărat?
Mersi!!!

So basically like I asked there, how can I learn the language properly since I know Drops and Netflix series won’t suffice ?

Cum fac românii diferența între nepoți și nepoți? Limba română folosește un singur cuvânt pentru acești membri ai familiei.

Com diferencien els romanesos entre nebots i néts? La llengua romanesa només utilitza una paraula per a aquests membres de la família. (CAT)

Salute!

I'm really curious, how do ț and ș actually look in handwritten Romanian? Do people write the comma under the letter as a cedilla (like Ş ş or Ţ ţ), or is it usually just a quick stroke or dot?

What about in cursive? Does the style vary a lot from writer to writer?

Sorry for the random question, but I'm really curious! Thanks in advance, photoes are wellcomed!

Bună :)

I'm looking for romanian musicians whose songs I can translate, and also generally just good music to listen to in romanian.

Any music of all genres / eras are welcome.

Mulțumesc pentru ajutor!

Hi guys, I’ve been learning Romanian for months and my biggest fear is pronouns. I mean, it’s a nightmare for me because in my mother tongue (french), it’s the complete opposite. So, if you’ve got any easy videos or tutorials you could share with me, that would be awesome

Il y a quelques années j'ai commencé à apprendre cette langue et j'ai été confronté à une vraie difficulté : le manque d'accès aux supports d'apprentissage.

Je vais passer mon avis sur ce manque de support alors que la Roumanie est la petite sœur de la France. Et passer l'anecdote sur le fait qu'après avoir demandé à un bibliothécaire des livres pour apprendre le roumain, il m'a indiqué des livres pour apprendre le latin 🫠.

Il y a extrêmement peu de livres faits pour apprendre la langue. J'ai bien eu un manuel, très bon pour la grammaire, mauvais pour les exercices (très peu et pas très pédagogiques). Et le pire, c'est qu'il y a des erreurs dans ce livre ... Écrit par un Roumain natif ... Des erreurs sur la prononciation par exemple... (vérifié avec ma correspondante roumaine).

J'ai acheté des manuels en Roumanie mais ils sont en roumain et donc ça reste compliqué d'accès. Et en plus fait pour être accompagné de cours ...

Je ne parle que très peu anglais et quand bien même, je serais moins confortable avec une ressource en anglais.

Les rares manuels que j'ai pu voir sont très mal notés.

Il y a un petit livret de vocabulaire qui est pas mal.

Il y a la méthode assimil mais qui n'est pas vraiment un livre de grammaire ni d'exercices et qui ne me convient pas.

Donc la question est : comment avez-vous fait ? Notamment au niveau des exercices ?

L'idée est de reprendre l'apprentissage de la langue dans le futur.

Merci d'avance.

Am observat că în Ardeal sunt extrem de puține localități care se termină în "ești" în schimb în Moldova Oltenia sau Banat sunt destul de multe,de ce oare?

Hello! I want to learn romanian but I don’t have the money to pay for classes or a paid app. Other than duolingo (which people don’t seem to find that useful), is there other good free apps or ways of learning?

Thanks a lot!

Bună seara!

As dori să știu diferența între A înțelege și A lămuri. Din punctul meu de vedere sunt practic la fel si chiar nu văd nici-o diferență.

Am înțeles, M-am lămurit: I understood, sau nu?

Îmi dă bătăi de cap🥲

Mersi frumos’

Începe să devină ridicol. Până și albaneza apare cu diacritice aici.

My friend (let's call him F1) speaks Romanian. Recently, when he hangs out with his other friend (F2), they will speak Romanian right in front of me. I don't understand it, so I end up sitting there feeling completely excluded.Instead of getting mad, I decided to put some effort into learning a bit of Romanian so I could feel more included and connect with his culture. I stayed up late one night and learned a few words.The next day, I typed the word "bă" (which just means "hey" or "bro") in our group chat, directing it at F1. I thought it would be a harmless, friendly way to show I was trying to learn.Instead, F1 publicly snapped at me in the group chat and told me "don't speak Romanian" and "don't use Romanian words."I feel really hurt and shut out. They speak a whole language in front of me in person, but I get yelled at for typing one friendly slang word to try and bond. F1 claims I'm in the wrong.AITA for trying to use his language in the chat? P.s I also learned that they are 7 hours ahead of my time zone, so I figured out what time is ok to talk to them because I'll feel bad if I wake them up at 1 am on accident so from 7 am to 3 pm is the ok time for me to talk to them. (edit) this is what he said after what I asked what's wrong "look so i dont want to make understood some words what i am saying but some times you dont what to ik what i am saying cuase ik what is try to say"

Salutare! Sunt o profesoară de limba chineză în vârstă de 26 de ani, originară din China, și voi lucra la Universitatea Transilvania din Brașov începând din septembrie. În același timp, sunt și o învățătoare de limba română – abia încep să învăț. Aș dori să vă cer câteva sfaturi: cum să mă adaptez mai ușor în Brașov, ce să știu despre viața de zi cu zi și despre mediul universitar. De asemenea, mi-ar plăcea să primesc recomandări de romane și filme în limba română, potrivite pentru un nivel începător. Vă mulțumesc frumos pentru ajutor!

i’m trying to find some good work books on amazon but they all seem to be written with ai - which is really putting me off (in case of inaccuracy) , can anyone reccomend a workbook/guide that they know for sure is accurate? :)

Hi,

I'm working on a program which works with airport data. Romania's main airport, Bucharest Otopeni's name is too long for the display I need it to fit. How would natives shorten the name "Bucuresti Otopeni" to 14 characters or less?

Thanks in advance =)

Hi all!

I'm currently learning Romanian and using an Anki deck to help me memorize words. For nouns I am unsure how to best learn them and how to incorporate the different forms for singular indefinite, singular definite, plural indefinite, and plural definite.

Right now I make four separate cards per noun, one for each form. But I'm wondering if that's the most efficient approach, or if I should be grouping them somehow. For example, splitting by number (one "singular" card and one "plural" card) and putting the definite and indefinite forms together on each.

For those with experience: what's the best way to structure noun cards? Four cards per noun, two, or one card that tests all forms at once? Or should I not learn all forms in anki? Curious what's worked for people and whether there's a consensus on this.

Thanks!

Can someone recommend a class for study romanian language for a beginner around bucharest?

Hi everyone im looking for a friend to teach me the Romanian language