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The past tense is undoubtedly one of the most useful in any language. In Romanian the standard past tense form is “Perfectul Compus”,...

When it comes to Romanian verbs, there are tenses and moods. Of the latter, the most frequently used is the “conjunctiv”, not unsimilar...

probably the most fascinating thing about gender in different languages is the relationship between natural gender and grammatical gender.

10 accessible intermediate-level exercises. So that you keep your Romanian prim, trim and going.

The European Union’s sixth largest country after Brexit and one of Europe’s most important agricultural producers, Romania inherited from...

Practising your Romanian so it doesn’t go downhill can be fun and stimulating. See for yourself trying out these 10 short exercises.

However, linguistically the Romanian language was remarkably welcoming of Turkish-origin words, which have been around for long enough to pe

Fresh from the oven: this month’s dose of Romanian-language practice includes a new batch of 10 mixed-level exercises which will put your mi

Ready for another shot of Romanian? This is snappy practise with 10 new exercises that will help you flex your Romanian muscle

These words of Neo-Greek origin can be circumscribed to the area of moods, attitudes and dispositions, and today they are all used in the fa

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Your Romanian will stay in good shape with these 10 short exercises covering vocabulary and grammar.

But any (good) translation is inherently an approximation and an adaptation. Hence the adage “traduttore, traditore”. There are words whose

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"Rost": a Romanian noun which is essentially untranslatable. Although as part of some phrases it can be easily rendered as “point",

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There’s “drag” in English and “drag” in Romanian. The four-letter noun looks the same in both languages but the meanings are wide apart:

It is the key word in a great deal of phrases and idiomatic expressions where the overall meaning has to do, somewhat surprisingly, not with

In Romanian, we don’t have question tags. But we do have what we could call, generically, “rhetorical questions”: questions which don't