25 Minutes of Romanian Conversation Practice - Improve Speaking Skills

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[@나나빌라1718]

Thank you for the lesson, i really love how she talk. so friendly and even there's a cute laughter.

[@shandhyatamang9631]

Thank you for lessons 😊

[@focuszx]

This is perfect! Multumesc foarte mult!

[@lubrjavo]

Learning so I can understand "Dragostea din tei"

[@deandelvin9924]

How's your progress?

[@parashkarki8314]

Mutumesc ! Aceasta mult azi ! 😊

[@Shahadat-F046]

You speak very frandly,and nice laughing...... Wow

[@deepblue188]

Thanks for the precious sentences. Only one word puzzled me at 7.05 Rog is the Polish for horn. Now I know it means 'please'.

[@joner2932]

Nice! Quite similar to spanish or italian

[@taranjit7087]

Good and understand

[@dhalysvlog]

I love Romanian language.

[@ronnyacosta1434]

I liked it! I want to learning this interesting language for real

[@yasamanmotamedi3076]

That’s great,Thank you👌🏻

[@artworld9799]

I like Romanian language👄💬 Greetings!!

[@oyoyoyoyoyoy9479]

Where to find more videos with this girl?

[@satnamjassal130]

Good👌👌

[@elchicopoematico2157]

Please correct me if i'm wrong. I think in Romanian you have three ways to say You,when addressing a friend,you say (Tu) when addressing more than one person, you say (Voi) and when addressing someone older, you say dumneavoastra? Am i right

[@blackburn3125]

Yes, you are right. Dumneavoastră is the polite way of addressing someone. It's also used for he (dumnealui), she (dumneaei) and them (dumnealor)

[@elchicopoematico2157]

@@blackburn3125 Wow I'm proud of myself,i'm learning something about a new language.Thank you for answering my question

[@raminrouchi9938]

I met this dude in jail named Florin. He was Romanian and spoke good English. There were a couple of Mexicans in the dorm with us and I was the only bilingual person that could translate. I had court ij another county and got housed out. When I came back this guy was able to have full conversations in Spanish whereas he could not when I left. Apparently Romanians understand Italian by default ( does not work in reverse) and therefore Spanish is not that big of a jump.

[@Ale-rw5pl]

Eu sunt îmi place foarte mult

[@_Chakotay]

👍

[@leningarcia5928]

It's gonna take time too me but let's making happen

[@italloworld]

It's funny cuz I can understand 80% of the video - Brazilian here.

[@maximalin1309]

Speak romanian i'm from Romania

[@Ale-rw5pl]

Esti din romania

[@Ale-rw5pl]

Eu pot sa vorbesc in romana

[@econdude3811]

Romanian and English do not translate well among one another. Immediately I noticed the use of 'profesor' and in English, teacher would be a better translation (otherwise people assume that you're attending university/post secondary education). The formal and informal use of the language also creates a horrific problem, expect to be yelled at several times if you visit Romania and speak at a beginner or intermediate level

[@23STEVO23]

cheque, not check. imi pare rau

[@aussiehighways1130]

'Check' is the American spelling of 'cheque' (British). Both a bank cheque and check list would be spelt as 'check' in American English. In any case, in Britain, you would ask for 'the bill' when you've finished dining at a restaurant.

[@itsmenelson3010]

@@aussiehighways1130 or receipt

[@daev3000]

If you're learning Romanian, it shouldn't be too hard to learn a few words in American English as well.

[@23STEVO23]

@@daev3000 i understood it, but its not proper english