The review of the roles of the cases is really helpful, another one about case markers, like what do we need to add to the word to put it in a specific case, would be great 🙏

Mulțumesc, acest video m-a foarte mult ajutat înțelege această parte gramaticii limbii română. 😊

mâine is inherited from Latin māne. Compare Italian domani, Spanish mañana, Portuguese amanhã, and French demain.

I'm from Timisoara, but it's funny that I recognize all or most of these regionalisms and ways of speaking because my grandparents are from Moldova, and Muntenia/Oltenia. So I am very familiar with Banat Romanian as well as the others "dialects". I do believe that the Timisoara accent puts a lot more emphasis on vowel pronunciation than in Bucharest.

Orice sansa de incluziune s-a dus pe apa sambetei atata timp cat de niste decenii bune romanii insisi au probleme grave cu alfabetizarea si absorbtia propriilor copii in societate. In Romania nu a existat (cel putin in ultimii 50... 60 de ani) nici un fel de forma de rasism ci doar reactii firesti la comportamentul social a unei populatii autoclusterizate ce refuza cu obstinatie sa-si insuseasca orice fel de valori din cultura populatiei majoritare, ca atare orice incercare de a face o paralela intre afro-americanii de pe continentul de peste "balta" si tigani este absolut exagerata. Cuvantul tigan, folosit ca apelativ nu are in vorbirea curenta nici un fel de incarcare peiorativa, este utilizat extrem de rar si da, e o forma de atentionare in legatura cu un anume tip de comportament ci nu una de injosire. Inafara de cativa nebuni care nu cantaresc nici cat negrul sub unghie dn punct de vedere statistic in Romania practic nimeni nu are nimic de fapt cu tiganii

Nu e deloc echivalentul in romana a n-word 💀

It's definitely a complex subject and I'm not sure what I expected from a 7 min video on the topic. In a way I get your point but the presentation itself is very underwhelming; the vid fails to deliver much or make strong points for/against the usage of the "t word", wrongly compares it to the "n word" (we have more suitable words that could justify such a comparison in our language) and seems to be yet another attempt at "educating people" while removing parts of their freedom. Not worth the watch, barely worth the thought. For an ACTUAL better understanding of the situation, I strongly suggest sitting down with multiple rroma people/tigani and actually getting their point of view, talk about their culture and feelings on the matter. While we can examine history, wikipedia articles, dictionary and whatever other written material about them in our attempt to "inform ourself", we often forget that these are real people living in the real world, with their own culture, values and wishes in terms of what they want to be called. Strongly hope the new wave of being "politically correct" won't wash away even more cultures.

Bai pula verde ,esti spalat pe creier de neomarxisti! Tiganul se numeste tigan de cand lumea si pamantul. Termenul a devenit peiorativ nu pentru ca suntem noi rasisti ci pentru ca tiganii au atras dispretul celorlalte etnii prin faptele lor antisociale de secole. De cand s-a introdus cuvantul 'rom' ,foarte asemanator cu 'roman' , ambele au tendinte de a deveni adjective peiorative in vocabularul altor popoare.Concluzia: oricum ai redenumi tiganul, noul cuvant va deveni cu timpul un adjectiv peiorativ. Solutia: tiganii sa adopte valorile si modul de viata al europenilor prin educatie si munca pentru ca treptat sa nu mai fie tratati cu dispret si discriminati. Cu alte cuvinte: nu te poti preface ca 1+1=3 de dragul de a nu fi etichetat rasist

OH, when you said more controversial topics you weren't playing around, lol. This is excellent, this topic should really be covered by everyone teaching Romanian to foreigners. That podcast sounds really cool, I'm saving that in my pile of history things I'm dying to be proficient enough to listen to.

I do t get this

Vă mulţumesc pentru acest video 🔥

In oltenia zicem tot lubenita, sau cel putin in Severin de unde sunt eu, dar stiam ca toata oltenia e asa.

I think this channel is amazing, I'm learning Romanian on duolingo and this video helped me piece the language and words together. I really hope you do more videos like this, where you speqk about topics in Romanian and put the English subs to help. (I've tried to listen and watch Romanian videos but there's no subtitles to help.)

This was so helpful! Is one option more formal than the others? When does one use one option over the others? Or is it just personal preference?

Future Perfect Exercises: drive.google.com/file/d/1WnDTDvzhG0Ieq2bswNstutQ1gIwgEDi4/view?usp=sharing

Ii greseala mare sa spui ca graiul din Basarabia e dialect e limba romana cu unele rusizme , in limba romana nu exista dialecte , doar regionalizme !!!

Diferenta din graiul din Republica Moldova si Moldova romaneasca nui defel doar in unele difente cind Moldovenii din Basarabia baga rusisme

Very interesting! Maybe a funny thing: the queen of NL that reigned till 1980 abolished the title 'your highness' but her daughter reinstalled it and till today (her son is now king) we say: your royal highness. When the king visits a city, school, company, etc they are instructed by the king's office to use those titles when adressing the king :) Maybe his daughter (now 18 years old) will abolish it again but till today, this title is used :) Tks for this video!

Thank you for this video!! I've been studying Romanian intensively for the past 3 months to get ready to move to Romania in August, and I really appreciate your "culture" video series to help me practice listening and learn more about Romania at the same time. Mulțumesc!

Bro thanks for the efforts but half an hour video is soo boring

I have been living in RO for three years. Everybody seems to use English.... I enjoy reading it.

de cand graiul moldovenesc a ajuns dialect ? Ai scornit tu alte reguli ?

Tu ești youtuberul românului cel mai bun că eu văd

I had no idea romanian had accents!

you could add the subtitle in romanian too at the same time

Exerciții Imperfect: drive.google.com/file/d/1iyTay9o_zJxtWtBwbhKim3GIhFhz2vnv/view

În Basarabia nu se vorbește in alt dialect. Graiul lor moldovenesc este alterat cu mai multe "regionalisme" (de influență rusă). Dialecte ale limbii române pot fi considerate doar limbile romanice din Balcani. O simplă analogie cu situația dialectelor din Italia este suficientă în a înțelege ce este un dialect (grad redus de inteligibilitate).

Thanks

Will it be in danger if I say it to my Romanian friends? :-)

Good to know 😊

This channel is a godsend, I've been meaning to study Romanian and this is exactly what I needed to motivate myself!

Bună! Mulțumesc foarte mult! Your videos are very helpful and understandable😊

0:11 coaiet* 😭

Mulțumesc foarte mult. Sunt polonez și ador aceste videoclipuri

Man i love hearing romanian, and i love your content! I've learnt french spanish and portuguese for a while now, but compared to them romanian verbs are the hardest to learn since there are so many types of basic conjugation. Nevertheless, i would love to learn it until B2

I love these vorbe! Please post the Romanian phrase in the comments or description so we can read it without trying to stop the video just right. 😊

J'ai beaucoup apprécié. Merci.

Interesantă opinia unui Italian : Interesant ca Românii înțeles pe Albanezi, pt ca Italianul nu înțelege Albaneză!

Mai taci… Shut up!

Exerciții Pronume Nominativ: drive.google.com/file/d/1O48wYTMDwvR8ft_cd06tOoh5ASsLqTQX/view?usp=sharing

I prefer "Taci în pula mea!"😂

I like how you actually sounded like a British man in those statements. .. at least to my American ears. 😅 And I believe I have heard that exact Romanian phrase in the past... 😂

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nice video but something going on with your auto audio level ?

.... even though Romanians have the subjonctive to express wishes and feelings, a perfect tool to express politeness, still they dont? 😅😄😅 I hear words like: Fara! Gata! (to dogs and kids 😆)

😂 one of the reasons why I like you all so much, no fancy dressing just straight to the point

Thank you very much