English to Romanian

In the Romanian language fată is girl.

The Romanian language equivalent of cow is vacă.

"oameni morti" and "sunt infricosator"

( oameny mortzi- sunt anfricoshator)

The English words 'you are welcome' are said as "sunteți bineveniți" in Romanian.

Wesley is not a Romanian name; but we pronounce ueslei.

Cine sunt eu? in Romanian is "Who am I?" in English.

To say 'magic' in Romano language, say it as 'mamioro'.

Romanian belongs to the Romance language family, which evolved from Latin. It is primarily spoken in Romania and Moldova and is the only Romance language that developed in Eastern Europe. Romanian shares similarities with other Romance languages, such as Italian, Spanish, and French, but also incorporates influences from Slavic, Greek, Turkish, and Hungarian due to its geographic and historical context.

The Romanian communist leader overthrown and executed in 1989 was Nicolae Ceaușescu. He ruled Romania with an authoritarian regime marked by severe repression and economic mismanagement. Following widespread protests and a popular uprising against his government in December 1989, Ceaușescu and his wife, Elena, were captured, tried, and executed by firing squad on December 25, 1989. Their execution marked the end of decades of communist rule in Romania.

The Romanian revolution was violent, and the Czech revolution was not.

this word, in Romanian language, is an insult. for males, is used the word "Nenorocitule", but the word in question is the word adressed to females. "nenorocit" means 'person that did something extremely bad" or shortly, "bastard" or "scum".

"Nenorocitule/ Nenorocito" is the articulated form of the word, translated in English as "you bastard!!!"

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Note that the poetry in the Romanian language is extremely foolish and stupid.

As a name, Nana is a Romanian diminutive; do you think to another sense ?

Idiot in the Romanian language is the equivalent of idiot in many other languages.

The Romanian language equivalent of uncle is unchi.

The Romanian language equivalent is prieten (and rarely amic).

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.

The Romanian language equivalent of house is casă.

The Romanian language equivalent of thank you is mulţumesc.

ladies=doamne

gentlemen=domni

The romanian "alo" means "hello", but only in special contexts. When you answer to the phone, you say " Alo? " to salute the one at the other end. In other cases, other words are used.

The Romanian language equivalent of Jesus love you is Isus te iubeÅŸte.

It all seems good to me.

In modern day Rome, the majority of people speak Italian.

Therefore, the answer you are looking for is "Sì".

If you mean ancient Rome, they spoke Latin, to which they said 'Ita' or 'Vere'.