So i was born and raised in Hungary to hungarian parents but my grandma was romanian. Sadly she passed away when i was only 7 and i could never actually learn the language. But i really want to so i started learning it.
But i have some issues. Neither hungarian nor english has the â,ă sounds. And i cannot for my life hear the difference between them them. What is the actual difference between the two?

De exemplu: Ovid Densușianu, autor puțin prezent pe Diacronia

Why does the word “Liliac” mean both “bat” and “lilac ”?
Just found it interesting 🤔 it’s like a word representing both dark and bright side.
Are there other Romanian words like this with kinda opposite meaning?

Hi everyone! ,As a native German speaker, what’s the best way to learn Romanian alongside a busy study schedule? My goal is to build a solid conversational vocabular within about a year to easily communicate with my boyfriend's family and handle everyday tasks when visiting.

Any help or recommendations like apps etc would be appreciated thank you :)

Hi everyone! 😊

I was wondering if anyone here has taken the Romanian B1 language exam required for Romanian citizenship.

I’m from Peru and need to take this exam. I would love to hear from anyone who has already gone through the process, especially if you live outside Romania.

Is it possible to take the exam online from abroad? What is the exam like, how difficult is it, how much does it cost, and where can I register?

Any information, recommendations, or advice would be greatly appreciated.

Thank you so much!

Hello people! I am currently learning Romanian because my Romanian friend (the absolute sweetest guy) seemed very upset he couldn't speak it with many people.

I thought it'd be a fantastic idea to start learning Romanian so I can hopefully one day scratch that itch for him :D

Unfortunately, I've hit a bit of a roadblock. In order to better understand the language I am watching TV shows in Romanian with Romanian subtitles. This is going fine but I was wondering if there were any kids shows that might help me with picking up some new words and the like.

I do have a language tutor but my progress has slowed because I cannot find anything lol

Any help would be absolutely awesome:)))

The "Romanian spellchecking dictionary" is following the present orthographic rules (â instead of î în all cases except at the beginning and the end of words - and a few other exceptions). — As per its description, it should also include and list a variant according to the rules from before 1993 (î instead of â in all words except "român" and related), but, at least on some platforms, it doesn't list that variant (although the needed dictionaries are present inside the .xpipackage): only one "Romanian" entry is thus listed, representing the post-1993 rules. By removing the post-1993 dictionaries of the initial add-on and keeping only the pre-1993 ones, I've published as Romanian Classic Dictionary a modified version that provides an entry called "Romanian (classic)", representing the pre-1993 rules. The two add-ons can be used side-by-side if necessary, thus satisfying the initial purpose of the original.

I'm a beginner in Romanian and I want to learn it. I like to read and I have seen people getting e readers lately. Which one would you guys recommend for romanian that isn't overly expensive and what content would you guys recommend?

I'm looking to purchase popular English books in Romanian, but I'm struggling to find where to get these. I'm only finding copies for over a hundred bucks.

Looking for classics like Frankenstein or Dracula, or Harry Potter or lord of the rings.

Thank you!

Edit: in US

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I'm in the process of learning Romanian and my Romanian friend said it was unnatural and semantically incorrect to say "cantitate de responsabilitate" when translating "amount of responsibility". Although I can agree on the unnatural part, given the knowledge that I have accumulated so far in the language, I am doubtful about it being "semantically incorrect". Any thoughts? How could I know for sure if it's right or wrong?

Scrieți mi în privat să vă spun despre ce este vorba

Salut tuturor!
Studiez limba română și am o întrebare legată de pronunția consoanelor sonore la sfârșitul cuvintelor.
De exemplu, am observat că, în expresia „te rog”, consoana finală „g” pare uneori să fie pronunțată mai degrabă ca un „k”, mai ales atunci când urmează o pauză.
Aș vrea să știu dacă acest fenomen apare și în alte cuvinte, de exemplu:
g: rog, drag, frig, merg
d: văd, aud, brad
b: slab, alb
z: treaz, obraz
Voi cum pronunțați aceste consoane în vorbirea de zi cu zi? Își păstrează sonoritatea sau devin uneori surde, complet sau parțial?
Pronunția se schimbă în funcție de context, de exemplu la sfârșitul unei propoziții sau înaintea unui cuvânt care începe cu o vocală? Există și diferențe regionale?
M-ar interesa în special pronunția naturală a vorbitorilor nativi.
Vă mulțumesc mult pentru răspunsuri!

Salut tuturor! 😊 Fac din nou o mică cercetare de fonetică și aș vrea să-i întreb pe vorbitorii nativi de română ceva. Când pronunțați „ce” sau „ci” (de exemplu, în cuvintele „cer” și „cine”), unde se află vârful limbii în momentul în care se formează blocajul aerului, înainte de eliberarea acestuia? Rămâne jos, în spatele dinților de jos, sau se ridică spre gingiile din spatele dinților de sus? M-ar interesa să știu cum pronunțați voi în mod natural aceste sunete. Mulțumesc mult!

I am learning romanian, are there any romanian channels with english sub or any english/turkish channel with romanian dubbed, romanian substitles? Multumesccc!

Anyone knows an easier way to memorize different types of verbs in Romanian? I keep mixing them up and say the wrong thing:(

Hi everyone! I believe that this excellent community could answer my question.
I need the Romanian word for the concept of incense in general, which could be any: lavandula, rosa, mango, sandal, you name it. As far as I understand, parfum is more of a liquid (perfume), tămâie is closely linked to frankincense - so, they are not what I need, if only I'm not mistaken.
I would be very grateful for your help.

UPD. Thank you all for your explanations!

salut tuturor!

i love learning songs in other languages, and had the idea to do an acoustic cover of Dragostea Din Tei by O-Zone. i tried to weave some of the original style into my own rendition of the song, but i really want to nail the pronunciation. as a French-speaker and student of other languages, i always strive to get as native-sounding as possible.

edit: this is my first attempt at learning any Romanian. i have absolutely loved it, and would love to continue learning more through the music. what are some of your favorite Romanian songs/artists??

i spent a lot of time studying the pronunciations from the original song, but when i started listening to Google Translate speak the lyrics in a normal voice one line at a time, i realized there is even more nuance to some of the words than i was hearing in the song, especially with the schwas (e.g. tău/tăi). i would love to get some feedback from folks in the sub to see how my cover sounds to native ears :) thanks so much in advance!!

this is not a shadow marketing attempt; i am a nobody and most of the people who like my videos are my aunts and grandmas lol

Hi everyone,

I’m a Romanian-American educator with over 8 years of experience working with children and adults, and I’m currently offering online English and Romanian lessons.
I have experience teaching both in person and online, including one-on-one lessons and working with students from different backgrounds.

I can help with conversation, pronunciation, everyday communication, vocabulary, grammar, reading, writing, and simply becoming more comfortable speaking.

I try to keep lessons relaxed, practical, and focused on what you actually want to improve rather than following a rigid textbook.

If you’re interested, feel free to send me a message and tell me a little about yourself, your current level, and what you’d like to work on.

Thanks!

Hi,
I’m a teacher in the USA and most of my students are from Romania. They often wear these headbands, and I am trying to figure out what they are called in Romania. A student told me that they always wear them to church. I kept googling but was only able to find the name for headdresses and bonnets.

Thank you.

Am învăţat acest cuvânt. Vă rugăm să corectați orice este greșit, de la conjugare, accente, plural, singular, articole în afara locului.