Romanian in everyday situations · Grammar review

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Romanian in everyday situations

Reviews practise both sides: wherever Lukas and Lena would say something differently, you do it once as each.

fratele meu, sora mea

The possessive matches the person or thing owned: , , , . A male or female learner uses the same possessive for the same noun.

For his or her, use , or agreeing . With polite your, is an invariant ownership form: .

Age uses : . Sibling age comparisons are and .

pe zece iulie

Ask and answer . Use before a birthday date: . Most dates use ordinary counting numbers; the first day uses : .

All months are . Month names are written with a small letter.

Ordinals tell position: masculine , , feminine , . Compare , . asks when.

ochi căprui, păr creț

Describe appearance with : , , . is masculine plural; is neuter singular and takes masculine agreement.

A person’s adjective agrees with that person: , , . means friendly. Hair described as long is , regardless of the person’s sex.

Use for which or who in a simple description; learn as the one with glasses.

pentru tine, îți dau

Use for something intended for someone: , . A noun after this preposition keeps its usual form.

Learn (I give you), (you give me), (I give you, polite/plural) as useful patterns. The short recipient pronoun goes before the present verb.

For which one, use and with masculine or neuter singular things, with feminine things. They agree with the chosen thing.

era, eram

Photos introduce a few past-state forms of : (I was), (you were), (he/she was), (we were), (you plural/polite were), (they were). This past tense is called the imperfect; use these forms for background states.

The verb itself does not change for male and female speakers. A following adjective does: , . Likewise , .

Learn (I was), (he/she was) and (I was born) as fixed early expressions. Their participles do not change with the subject’s sex. Completed past actions are taught productively later.

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