English to Romanian

The Romanian language equivalent is "o zi fericită de sfîntul Valentin".

Valentine Day is not a Romanian tradition; it is imported recently from USA, probable by Romanian journalists, prostitutes etc.

Friend = amicus. We get "amicable" from this.

Some of the forms:

Singular:

Nominative (friend doing something): amicus

Vocative (talking directly to the friend) amice (e.g. "Salve, amice"= Hello, friend)

Accusative (friend receives an action): amicum

Dative: (something is done to or for the friend): amico

Genitive: (Of the friend/belonging to the friend): amici

Plural:

Nom.: amici

Voc.: amici

Acc.: amicos

Dat: amicis

Gen.: amicorum

Don't worry about ablative.

1-unu

2-doi

3-trei

4-patru

5-cinci

6-ÅŸase

7-ÅŸapte

8-opt

9-nouă

10-zece

It's Russian for sweetheart.

Edoardo

Q is a letter "imported" in the Romanian language; only some very rare neologisms contain q; and any true Romanian word begin with q.

Neaţa is an argotic contraction of Bună dimineaţa; the last expression is the Romanian language equivalent of Good morning.

A possible tranlation may be Of, ce înalt sunt.

vete = go

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Simulacrum is a Latin equivalent of 'phantom'. It's a neuter noun. It's pronounced 'see-moo-LAH-kroom'.

A possible translation in the Romanian language is salutare.

The equivalent is Leave me alone, in peace; the expression is argotic.

canon

The question means " what are you doing now?"

Nicola is a Romanian equivalent of 'Nicole'. The word in Romanian may be used as the first name of a female. But it more frequently is used as a family name.

The name Kelsie doesn't exist in the Romanian language; as a noun is an error.

The same word: bingo.

Arătați bine

light = lumină

The equivalent of thunder in the Romanian language is tunet.

A Romanian equivalent can be: salutare fato (for a female) or salutare băiete (for a male).