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happy new year

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Mushu does not exist in the Romanian language; "musiu" is an incorrect spelling of the French word "Monsieur".

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Cati ani ai? or Cati ani aveti?

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This is brusture.

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Frumos is a Romanian equivalent of 'beautiful' in its masculine singular form, for a 'handsome' male. The equivalent for a 'beautiful' female is 'frumoasa'. The form for more than one 'handsome' male is 'frumoÅŸi', and for more than one 'beautiful' female 'frumoase'.

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Not so hard, because it is a Latin and phonetic language.

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Dream = vis Dreams = visuri

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You mean "Tic-Tac", wich, besides the breath-refreshing small candies, it is an onomatopeia, refering to the sound made by the pointers of a clock.

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Nu stiu

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The equivalent of welcome in the Romanian language is bine ai venit.

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nonno

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the pronounciation is " cum maa cheama", translated in English is "What`s my name?"

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It's kind of hard to translate because there is no expression like that in Romanian. It's still sweet to say it though.

The exact translation would be "Eşti raza mea de soare".

You can find reading rules here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Romanian_language#Reading_rules

esti soarele meu

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The Romanian language equivalent of Merry Christmas is Crăciun fericit.

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Do you speak English:

· formal: Vorbiți engleza ? (vor-beets(e) ehn'glaeza)

· informal: Vorbești engleza ? (vor-beshte ehn'glaeza)

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The Romanian equivalent of "Who are you" is Cine eşti or Cine sunteţi.

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Thank you'

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Muy Bonita means: very beautiful in spanish

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"hello" has in Romanian several variants: SALUT, BUNĂZIUA. "how are you" can be translated by: CE (MAI) FACI/CE MAI ZICI?

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The Romanian language equivalent of water is apă.
Apă is a Romanian equivalent of 'water'. Romanian is a member of the Romance family of languages. It therefore is formed from the long ago interaction of ancient native languages with the classical Latin of the conquering Romans. That interaction is seen in the Romanian word for 'water', which comes from the Latin 'aqua'.