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What do French Spanish Italian Portuguese and Romanian have in common?
What does Spanish French Italian Portugese and Romainian have in common
What is 'pudding' in Romanian?
Budincă is a Romanian equivalent of 'pudding'. The word in Romanian traces its origins back to the French language. The French in turn formed their version of the word from the English!
What nationality is the name Suciu?
The name Suciu is of Romanian nationality. It is a common Romanian surname.
What is the romanian language based on?
Romanian is Latin based, along with portugeuse, french, english, and italien.
What are the five latin languages?
Spanish, French, Portuguese, Italian, Romanian
What does 'Mushu' mean in romanian?
Mushu does not exist in the Romanian language; "musiu" is an incorrect spelling of the French word "Monsieur".
Is 'scumpo' 'beautiful' in Romanian?
Yes, 'scumpo' is one common way of saying 'beautiful' in Romanian.
What is the French translation of the Romanian word 'Deseneaza'?
Dessine! is a French equivalent of the Romanian word Deseneaza!Specifically, the word is a verb in its present imperative form. It means "(informal singular you) draw!" The pronunciation will be "dey-seen" in French.
What languages spoken by the Romans developed into more modern romance legacies?
There were no Romance languages in ancient Rome. This term refers to the modern languages which are derived from vulgar (common) Latin. They are: Italian, French, Spanish, Portuguese and Romanian.
What are some of the languages?
Italian, Spanish, French, Portuguese, Romanian
Which is the odd language out French Italian Spanish Romanian and German?
German is the odd language. French, Italian, Spanish, and Romanian have their roots in Latin. German is a Germanic language, with next to no ties to Latin.
Is the band O-zone Romanian?
Yes No they are not, the members are Romanian, German and French... The band itself is from Moldova, and they made a wise business decision to sing their songs in Romanian, as apposed to Russian.
