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ĂnvaĆŁÄ romĂąnÄ cu 300 de cuvinte-Learn romanian with 300 words
 Based on the idea of funwithlanguages that you can start with the basic 300 words.(Iâm not such an active studyblr but i thought that this could help someone  that want to learn romanian ^^)
First Verbs
be - a fi
there is - aici esteÂ
have - a avea
do - a face
go - a merge
want - a vrea/a dori
can - a putea
need - a avea nevoie
think - a gĂąndi/a crede
know - a Ćti
say - a spune
like - a plÄcea
speak - a vorbi
learn - a ĂźnvÄĆŁa
understand - a ĂźnĆŁelege
Conjunctions
that (as in âI think thatâŠâ or âthe woman thatâŠâ) - cÄ/care
and - Ći
or - sau
but - dar
because - pentru cÄ/deoarece/fiindcÄ (all means the same)
though - deĆi/totuĆi
so (meaning âthereforeâ; e.g. âI wanted it, so I bought itâ) - deci
if - dacÄ
Prepositions
of - deÂ
to - cÄtre/spre/pentru
from - de la
in - Ăźn
at (a place) - laÂ
at (a time) - la
with - cu
about - despre
like (meaning âsimilar toâ) - ca Ći
for (warning, this one has several meanings that you need to take care of) - pentru
before (also as a conjunction) - ĂźnainteÂ
after (also as a conjunction) - dupÄ
during - Ăźn timpulÂ
Question Words
who - cine
what - ce
where - unde
when - cĂąnd
why - de ce
how - cum
how much  - cùt de mult/cùt
which - care
Adverbs
a lot - mult(m)/multÄ(f)
a little - puĆŁin(m)/puĆŁinÄ(f)
well - bine
badly - rÄu
only - doar
also - de asemenea
very - foarte
too (as in âtoo tallâ) - prea
too much - prea mult
so (as in âso tallâ) - atĂąt de
so much - atĂąt de mult
more (know how to say âmore ⊠than âŠâ) - mai mult/multÄ (decĂąt)
less (know how to say âless ⊠than âŠâ) - mai puĆŁin/puĆŁinÄ (decĂąt)
as ⊠as ⊠(e.g. âas tall asâ) - la fel de âŠ. ca ĆiÂ
most - cel mai/cea mai
least - cel mai puĆŁin/ cea mai puĆŁin
better - mai bun/mai bunÄ
best - cel mai bun/cea mai bunÄ
worse - mai rÄu/rea decĂąt
worst - cel mai rÄu/cea mai rea
now - acum
then - atunci
here - aici
there - acolo
maybe - poate
always - Ăźntotdeauna/mereu
usually - de obicei
often - deseori
sometimes - cĂąteodatÄ
never - niciodatÄ
today - astÄzi
yesterday - ieri
tomorrow - mĂąine
soon - Ăźn curĂąnd
almost - aproape
already - deja
still - ĂźncÄ
even - chiar
enough - destul
Adjectives
the, a (technically articles) - Â -a,-ul,-le,-i (definite article); un/o (indefinite article)
this - acesta
that - acela
good - bun/bunÄ
bad - rÄu/rea
all - toĆŁi/toate
some - niĆte
no - nu
any - orice
many - multe
few - Â puĆŁine/cĂąteva
most - cel mai
other - celÄlalt
same - la fel
different - diferit
enough - destul
one - unu
two - doi/douÄ
a few - cĂąteva
first - primul/prima
next - urmÄtorul/urmÄtoarea
last (meaning âpastâ, e.g. âlast Fridayâ)- ultimul/ultima
last (meaning âfinalâ) - ultimul/ultima
easy - uĆor
hard - greu
early - devreme
late - tĂąrziu
important - important/Ä
interesting - interesant/Ä
fun - amuzant/Ä
boring - plictisitor/plictisitoare
beautiful - frumos/frumoasÄ
big - mare
small - mic/Ä
happy - fericit/Ä
sad - trist/Ä
busy - ocupat/Ä
excited - emoĆŁtionat/Ä
tired - obosit/Ä
ready - pregatit/Ä
favorite - preferat/Ä
new - nou/Ä
right (meaning âcorrectâ) - corect/Ä
wrong - greĆit/Ä
true - adevÄrat/Ä
Pronouns
Know them in the subject (âIâ), direct object (âmeâ), indirect object (âto meâ), and possessive (âmyâ) forms.
I - eu,pe mine,mie,meu/ mea/ mei/ mele
you - tu,pe tine, ĆŁie, tÄu/ ta/ tÄi/ tale
she - ea,pe ea, ei, ei
he - el,pe el, lui, lui
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we - noi,pe noi,nouÄ,nostru/ noastrÄ/noĆtri/noastre
you (plural) - voi,pe voi,vouÄ,vostru/voastrÄ/voĆtri/voastre
they(masc) - ei, pe ei ,lor,lor
they (fem.) - ele,pe ele,lor,lor
Nouns
If your language has grammatical gender, then learn each noun as âthe [noun]â with âtheâ in the correct gender. (e.g. in Spanish, instead of learning language = âidiomaâ, learn language = âel idiomaâ.) This will help you remember the gender.
everything - tot
something - ceva
nothing - nimic
everyone - toatÄ lumea
someone - cineva
no one - nimeni
romanin - romĂąnÄ
English - englezÄ
thing - lucru
person - persoanÄ
place - loc
time (as in âa long timeâ) - timp
time (as in âI did it 3 timesâ) - âŠori
friend - prieten
woman - femeie
man - bÄrbat
money - bani
country - ĆŁarÄ
United States of America - Statele unite ale Americii
city - oraĆ
language - limbÄ
word - cuvĂąnt
food - mĂąncare
house - casÄ
store -magazin
office - birou
company - companie
manager - manager/director
coworker - coleg
job - serviciu
work (as in âI have a lot of work to doâ) - muncÄ
problem - problemÄ
question - Ăźntrebare
idea - idee
life - viaĆŁÄ
world - lume
day - zi
year - an
week - sÄptÄmĂąnÄ
month - lunÄ
hour - orÄ
mother, father, parent - mamÄ,tatÄ,pÄrinte
daughter, son, child - fiicÄ,fiu,copil
wife, husband - soĆŁie , soĆŁ
girlfriend, boyfriend - iubitÄ,iubit
More Verbs
work (as in a person working) - a munci
work (meaning âto functionâ, e.g. âthe TV worksâ) - a funcĆŁiona
see - a vedea
use - a folosi
should - a trebui
believe - a credeÂ
practice - a exersa
seem - a pÄrea
come - a veni
leave - a pleca
return - a se Ăźntoarce
give - a da
take - a luaÂ
bring - a aduce
look for - a se uita dupÄÂ
find - a gÄsi
get (meaning âobtainâ) - a obĆŁine
receive - a primi
buy - a cumpÄra
try - a Ăźncerca
start - a Ăźncepe
stop (doing something) - a opri
finish - a termina
continue - a continua
wake up - a se trezi
get up - a se ridica
eat - a mĂąnca
eat breakfast (in several languages, this is a verb) - a servi micul dejun
eat lunch - a servi prĂąnzul
eat dinner - a servi cina
happen - a se ĂźntĂąmpla
feel - a simĆŁi
create (aka âmakeâ) - a crea
cause (aka âmakeâ) - a cauza
meet (meeting someone for the first time) - a face cunoĆtinĆŁa
meet (meaning âto bump intoâ) - a se ciocni
meet (an arranged meeting) - a ĂźntĂąlni
ask (a question) - a ĂźntĂąlni
ask for (aka ârequestâ) - a cere
wonder -a se Ăźntreba
reply - a rÄspunde
mean - a Ăźnsemna
read - a citi
write - a scrie
listen - a asculta
hear - a auzi
remember - a-Ći aminti
forget - a uitaÂ
choose -a alege
decide - a decide
be born - a fi nÄscut
die - a muri
kill - a ucide
live - a trÄi
stay - a sta
change - a schimba
help - a ajuta
send - a trimite
study - a studia
improve - a improviza
hope - a spera
care - a avea grijÄÂ
Phrases
hello - bunÄ Â (informal), bunÄ ziua (formal)
goodbye - pa (infromal), la revedere (formal)
thank you - mulĆŁumesc
youâre welcome - cu plÄcere
excuse me (to get someoneâs attention) - scuzÄ-mÄ
sorry - Ăźmi  pare rÄu/scuzÄ-mÄ
itâs fine (response to an apology) - nu-i nimic
please - te rog (informal), vÄ rog (formal)
yes - da
no - nuÂ
okay - bine
My name is - Numele meu esteÂ
Whatâs your name? - Care este numele tÄu?/Cum te cheamÄ?
Nice to meet you. - Ămi pare bine de cunoĆtinĆŁÄ
How are you? - ce mai faci?
Iâm doing well, how about you? - Sunt bine.Tu?
Sorry? / What? (if you didnât hear something) - Pardon?/ce?
How do you say ______? - Cum spui ___ ?
What does ______ mean? - ce Ăźnseamna ____ ?
I donât understand. -Nu ĂźnĆŁeleg
Could you repeat that? - Poƣi  repeta?
Could you speak more slowly, please? - PoĆŁi vorbi mai rar,te rog?
Well (as in âwell, I thinkâŠâ) - pÄi
Really? -chiar
I guess that - cred cÄ
Itâs hot. (talking about the weather) - e cald
Itâs cold. (talking about the weather) - e frig/rece
âThe four seasonsâ by Hugh Ramsay, c. 1902
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also, funny to see âtretarâ because in brazilian portuguese that means âto start drama with someoneâ
also on the swedish one its pÄtar not patar
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Rhaeto-romance languages #romansh #ladin #friulian âeverything you want is on the other side of fearâ by #georgeaddair laslanguesromanze
romancingthelanguages please help me to promote this three languages. In the former project it is not the Ladin language.
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Rhaeto-romance languages #romansh #ladin #friulian âeverything you want is on the other side of fearâ by #georgeaddair laslanguesromanze
romancingthelanguages please help me to promote this three languages. In the former project it is not the Ladin language.
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This is a sentence written by #Georgeaddair in some Latin languages #lenguasromances #romanian #rumano #catalan #catalĂĄn #catalĂ #occitan #furlan #friulano #italian #french #quote
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Why is the French one captioned âFrench/FrancĂ©sâ?
I think theyâre all captioned in English and Spanish, not English and the language theyâre written in (CatalĂĄn not CatalĂ , PortuguĂ©s not PortuguĂȘs)
omegalanguage you're right!