English to Romanian

I don't need you to myself, but what you can do is do a search for the word Romanian and then you will be able to find questions you can answer. BOY can we use your help! None of the supervisors speak Romanian that I know of, but we do get questions in Romanian sometimes, or questions asking how to translate something from English to Romanian or vice versa!

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Please insert the text, in a clear and correct English or French language.

Loi em noi cho tinh chung ta, nhu doan cuoi trong cuon phim buon. Nguoi da den nhu la giac mo roi ra di cho anh bat ngo...

how do you say thank you in romanian

The Romanian language equivalent of Good morning beautiful is Bun? ziua (or Bun? diminea?a frumoaso).

The Romanian language equivalent of I love you is Te iubesc.

The Romanian language equivalent of mother is mamă.
Mama is a Romanian equivalent of 'Mother'. The word is similar in many languages. In this particular case, the Romanian version fits in with other languages of the Romance family, of which Romanian is a member. Indeed, the Romanian language of today traces its origins back to the interaction between the classical Latin of ancient Roman conquerors and the native languages of the time.

The English language equivalent of da, eu te iubesc pentru totdeauna is Yes, I will love you for ever.

Actually, it's 'Paşte fericit'.

I'm romanian ;)

Noroc is a Romanian equivalent of 'Good luck'. Another equivalent is Succes. Either choice is welcome to the speaker's audience.

For example th is difficult to be pronounced by a Romanian. And generally all the English words have very strange, unforeseeable, ridiculous, sometimes different for each person and difficult to be retained pronouncement.

The equivalent of Good morning in Romanian language is Bună ziua or Bună dimineaţa.

The Romanian language translation of "gorgeous girl" is "o fată foarte frumoasă".

Da is a Romanian equivalent of 'yes'.

Good morning beautiful in the Romanian language is bună ziua frumosule.

Romanians call Romania "România" and the "â" is the place you should put the accent on the word. English pronounce ROmania and correct pronounciation is roMAnia. Also the "â" is pronounced like you pronounce in English the word "a" (from "a table" for example).

A group of incompetent, ridiculous and thieves; some are not of Romanian origin.

Te iubesc!

You have to be careful with "querer" when you are using it with a person. "te quiero" literally means "I want you", but idiomatically it is translated as "I love you." Usually, if you are using "querer" to make a request of someone, it would be in the subjunctive. Quiero que estés en mi cama ahora." Roughly, "I want you in my bed now."

prison = închisoare

"sa-loot, che ma-ee fachi"

It means "Hello, how are you?"

The Romanian language equivalent of monkey is maimuţă.

Alo:)