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Colombian, Lawyer, Languages are life, History is passion. In love with Catalonia and Occitania.

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Învaţă română cu 300 de cuvinte-Learn romanian with 300 words

  Based on the idea of funwithlanguages that you can start with the basic 300 words.(I’m 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 este 

have - a avea

do - a face

go - a merge

want - a vrea/a dori

can - a putea

need - a avea nevoie

think - a gândi/a crede

know - a şti

say - a spune

like - a plăcea

speak - a vorbi

learn - a învăţa

understand - a înţelege

Conjunctions

that (as in “I think that…” or “the woman that…”) - că/care

and - şi

or - sau

but - dar

because - pentru că/deoarece/fiindcă (all means the same)

though - deşi/totuşi

so (meaning “therefore”; e.g. “I wanted it, so I bought it”) - deci

if - dacă

Prepositions

of - de 

to - către/spre/pentru

from - de la

in - în

at (a place) - la 

at (a time) - la

with - cu

about - despre

like (meaning “similar to”) - ca şi

for (warning, this one has several meanings that you need to take care of) - pentru

before (also as a conjunction) - înainte 

after (also as a conjunction) - după

during - în timpul 

Question Words

who - cine

what - ce

where - unde

when - când

why - de ce

how - cum

how much  - cât de mult/cât

which - care

Adverbs

a lot - mult(m)/multă(f)

a little - puţin(m)/puţină(f)

well - bine

badly - rău

only - doar

also - de asemenea

very - foarte

too (as in “too tall”) - prea

too much - prea mult

so (as in “so tall”) - atât de

so much - atât de mult

more (know how to say “more … than …”) - mai mult/multă (decât)

less (know how to say “less … than …”) - mai puţin/puţină (decât)

as … as … (e.g. “as tall as”) - la fel de …. ca şi 

most - cel mai/cea mai

least - cel mai puţin/ cea mai puţin

better - mai bun/mai bună

best - cel mai bun/cea mai bună

worse - mai rău/rea decât

worst - cel mai rău/cea mai rea

now - acum

then - atunci

here - aici

there - acolo

maybe - poate

always - întotdeauna/mereu

usually - de obicei

often - deseori

sometimes - câteodată

never - niciodată

today - astăzi

yesterday - ieri

tomorrow - mâine

soon - în curând

almost - aproape

already - deja

still - încă

even - chiar

enough - destul

Adjectives

the, a (technically articles) -  -a,-ul,-le,-i (definite article); un/o (indefinite article)

this - acesta

that - acela

good - bun/bună

bad - rău/rea

all - toţi/toate

some - nişte

no - nu

any - orice

many - multe

few -  puţine/câteva

most - cel mai

other - celălalt

same - la fel

different - diferit

enough - destul

one - unu

two - doi/două

a few - câteva

first - primul/prima

next - următorul/următoarea

last (meaning “past”, e.g. “last Friday”)- ultimul/ultima

last (meaning “final”) - ultimul/ultima

easy - uşor

hard - greu

early - devreme

late - târziu

important - important/ă

interesting - interesant/ă

fun - amuzant/ă

boring - plictisitor/plictisitoare

beautiful - frumos/frumoasă

big - mare

small - mic/ă

happy - fericit/ă

sad - trist/ă

busy - ocupat/ă

excited - emoţtionat/ă

tired - obosit/ă

ready - pregatit/ă

favorite - preferat/ă

new - nou/ă

right (meaning “correct”) - corect/ă

wrong - greşit/ă

true - adevărat/ă

Pronouns

Know them in the subject (“I”), direct object (“me”), indirect object (“to me”), and possessive (“my”) forms.

I - eu,pe mine,mie,meu/ mea/ mei/ mele

you - tu,pe tine, ţie, tău/ ta/ tăi/ tale

she - ea,pe ea, ei, ei

he - el,pe el, lui, lui

it 

we - noi,pe noi,nouă,nostru/ noastră/noştri/noastre

you (plural) - voi,pe voi,vouă,vostru/voastră/voştri/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 “the [noun]” with “the” in the correct gender. (e.g. in Spanish, instead of learning language = “idioma”, learn language = “el idioma”.) This will help you remember the gender.

everything - tot

something - ceva

nothing - nimic

everyone - toată lumea

someone - cineva

no one - nimeni

romanin - română

English - engleză

thing - lucru

person - persoană

place - loc

time (as in “a long time”) - timp

time (as in “I did it 3 times”) - …ori

friend - prieten

woman - femeie

man - bărbat

money - bani

country - ţară

United States of America - Statele unite ale Americii

city - oraş

language - limbă

word - cuvânt

food - mâncare

house - casă

store -magazin

office - birou

company - companie

manager - manager/director

coworker - coleg

job - serviciu

work (as in “I have a lot of work to do”) - muncă

problem - problemă

question - întrebare

idea - idee

life - viaţă

world - lume

day - zi

year - an

week - săptămână

month - lună

hour - oră

mother, father, parent - mamă,tată,părinte

daughter, son, child - fiică,fiu,copil

wife, husband - soţie , soţ

girlfriend, boyfriend - iubită,iubit

More Verbs

work (as in a person working) - a munci

work (meaning “to function”, e.g. “the TV works”) - a funcţiona

see - a vedea

use - a folosi

should - a trebui

believe - a crede 

practice - a exersa

seem - a părea

come - a veni

leave - a pleca

return - a se întoarce

give - a da

take - a lua 

bring - a aduce

look for - a se uita după 

find - a găsi

get (meaning “obtain”) - a obţine

receive - a primi

buy - a cumpăra

try - a încerca

start - a începe

stop (doing something) - a opri

finish - a termina

continue - a continua

wake up - a se trezi

get up - a se ridica

eat - a mânca

eat breakfast (in several languages, this is a verb) - a servi micul dejun

eat lunch - a servi prânzul

eat dinner - a servi cina

happen - a se întâmpla

feel - a simţi

create (aka “make”) - a crea

cause (aka “make”) - a cauza

meet (meeting someone for the first time) - a face cunoştinţa

meet (meaning “to bump into”) - a se ciocni

meet (an arranged meeting) - a întâlni

ask (a question) - a întâlni

ask for (aka “request”) - a cere

wonder -a se întreba

reply - a răspunde

mean - a însemna

read - a citi

write - a scrie

listen - a asculta

hear - a auzi

remember - a-şi aminti

forget - a uita 

choose -a alege

decide - a decide

be born - a fi născut

die - a muri

kill - a ucide

live - a trăi

stay - a sta

change - a schimba

help - a ajuta

send - a trimite

study - a studia

improve - a improviza

hope - a spera

care - a avea grijă 

Phrases

hello - bună  (informal), bună ziua (formal)

goodbye - pa (infromal), la revedere (formal)

thank you - mulţumesc

you’re welcome - cu plăcere

excuse me (to get someone’s attention) - scuză-mă

sorry - îmi  pare rău/scuză-mă

it’s fine (response to an apology) - nu-i nimic

please - te rog (informal), vă rog (formal)

yes - da

no - nu 

okay - bine

My name is - Numele meu este 

What’s your name? - Care este numele tău?/Cum te cheamă?

Nice to meet you. - Îmi pare bine de cunoştinţă

How are you? - ce mai faci?

I’m doing well, how about you? - Sunt bine.Tu?

Sorry? / What? (if you didn’t hear something) - Pardon?/ce?

How do you say ______? - Cum spui ___ ?

What does ______ mean? - ce înseamna ____ ?

I don’t understand. -Nu înţeleg

Could you repeat that? - Poţi  repeta?

Could you speak more slowly, please? - Poţi vorbi mai rar,te rog?

Well (as in “well, I think…”) - păi

Really? -chiar

I guess that - cred că

It’s hot. (talking about the weather) - e cald

It’s cold. (talking about the weather) - e frig/rece

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Original theatrical posters from the Disney Renaissance.

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Colors of Morocco

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949: Il mattino ha l’oro in bocca

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Un bel lavoro!

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Untranslatable Words Turned Into Charming Illustrations

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*l’appel du vide and *pålegg

also, funny to see “tretar” because in brazilian portuguese that means “to start drama with someone”

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also on the swedish one its påtar not patar

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Beautiful 😍😍

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Rhaeto-romance languages #romansh #ladin #friulian “everything you want is on the other side of fear” by #georgeaddair laslanguesromanze

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romancingthelanguages please help me to promote this three languages. In the former project it is not the Ladin language.

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bewuethr

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(vía https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J1IT9WqI7zA)

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Rhaeto-romance languages #romansh #ladin #friulian “everything you want is on the other side of fear” by #georgeaddair laslanguesromanze

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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 fantastic. Please go all follow poster blog.

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romancingthelanguages thanks!!

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This is a sentence written by #Georgeaddair in some Latin languages #lenguasromances #romanian #rumano #catalan #catalán #català #occitan #furlan #friulano #italian #french #quote

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Why is the French one captioned ‘French/Francés’?

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I think they’re all captioned in English and Spanish, not English and the language they’re written in (Catalán not Català, Portugués not Português)

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omegalanguage you're right!