Romanian Conversation for Beginners. Lesson #1 - First Romanian Conversation

Romanian Conversation for Beginners. Lesson #1 - First Romanian Conversation
This video aims to inspire the learning of the Romanian language through natural conversations, not those you learn at school.
You will be able to practice all 4 skills essential for language learning; listening, writing, reading and speaking.
Through these lessons you will not only learn grammar in an easy way not to discourage you, but also get everyday words and phrases that will make it more relevant to you.
These lessons as great for all levels from beginner to advanced wishing for a refresh in their language skills.
Let me know in the comments if you enjoyed the lesson and found it beneficial, as well as suggestions in what aspects of the language you'd love to learn for future lessons.
Have fun learning!
-------------- Contents of the video -------------------------------
0:00 - Intro
0:15 - How to learn
1:00 - Key vocabulary
3:20 - First time with dialogue
4:15 - Second time with dialogue
5:16 - Third time with dialogue
6:02 - Extra vocabulary
#RomanianConversationForBeginners #FirstRomanianConversation

[@Miiris.w.Mickey]

I'm learning this bc my crush says stuff in Romanian..

[@fluffy703]

Bravo❤

[@AndriiKholod]

Hi, you still doing that ?

[@bronzefanpage8256]

Im trying to learn the basics so I can talk to my Romanian grandparents! Thanks!

[@dennybold6368]

I have the “roots” of the language cause my parents are from Romania and I can say that you helped me a lot

[@antheazm]

Thank you ! This was my first romanian video I’m trying to learn it as my sixth language like this I will know how to speak all of the romantic languagues

[@R2ONES]

Now I`m in Romania I must Learn Romanian language.When I go grocery and malls having problem is Romanian Language. The way you teach is good, I hope i can learn slowly ...thanks for video.

[@peterw7951]

I know nothing in Romanian but your lesson is fantastic. You make it easy to learn. Many hanks.

[@KRYSZTOVIEZHKiY.VOZENiLEK]

That was many hanks i tell ya whät

[@Not_sheilsy04]

@@KRYSZTOVIEZHKiY.VOZENiLEK possibly too many hanks

[@geofan0922]

@@Not_sheilsy04 i find the amount of hanks too hard to handle

[@Not_sheilsy04]

@@geofan0922 da 🙃

[@janakamarawila]

Thnkyou for your lesson. I try to learn Romania language with your video ❤

[@ericranasinhe7986]

Wow.your lesson is very easy to keep remember.God bless you.

[@hamedhekmat5704]

Buna Ziua

[@DepressedAssTeenager]

Great lesson! 1 thing: there is pa pa, which means bye bye, but good bye (formal way) would be la revedere (which basically means see you, but its formal in romanaian)

[@yesitislikethat]

Thank-you for the clarification! I saw that _la revedere_ was shown in the video but wasn’t certain if it was the formal or not. I kind of guessed it was (since it followed _pa pa_ as _another_ way to say goodbye, and that conversation seemed informal. But it’s good to get the certainty. Thanks!

[@DepressedAssTeenager]

@@yesitislikethat sure! You can always ask me if you have anymore questions!

[@redjeans28]

I made it all through in one hour ! Thanks

[@Natalie-dy5jw]

Currently trying to learn a new language to add to my other 2(English and spansih).

[@stanislavdimitrov1643]

Hello, I will follow your lessons. I am from Bulgaria and willing to learn Romanian.

[@haruuncadaan3544]

Thanks i want this language because i would like to came Romania IF ALLAH WILL

[@ibrahimissaissa6627]

Thanks for your efforts

[@irondasgr]

Very well thought out lesson and executed. Well done.

[@Comeonyoutubeseriously]

Thank you!! My husband’s mom speaks so fast and I’ve been learning the basics for a while now and had to use google translate to understand her haha. Now I know how to ask her to speak slower haha

[@eimyatthuzar8445]

Thank u🙏🙏🙏😊

[@tweetalig]

My 4 older children are half Romanian and this was a great review for me. Thank you!

[@fatimaothman9316]

Thanks my brother I hope learning

[@sadd386]

Thanks

[@h.v.5074]

Great lesson!! Thnks!

[@CommunicatewithJamie]

Thanks, glad you enjoyed it!

[@Keith-zc2nn]

Just found this. I like it.

[@kimmee1064]

This method of learning and how u teach was very helpful and one of very few I know of that teaches limw this. 5/5 🌟

[@simontsegaygebre4196]

Nice presentation .

[@omerakpnar2947]

By the way thank you for video. Multi mesc.

[@CommunicatewithJamie]

Mulțumesc! Yes unfortunately there isn't a lot of resources out there. I like to use Assimil. But it's only available in French-Romanian..

[@nedalalhasan9244]

good job and very handy

[@Om31-919]

Wow it helps me a lot

[@nigelsensible807]

Top job 👍

[@CommunicatewithJamie]

Thanks! Hope you enjoyed!

[@josephkennedy904]

Hi Jamie, good video. I would like the learn Romanian, can you recommend some resources - books, courses, etc. Thank you.

[@ubuntuposix]

2:29 "Mmm pare rau" 😂. îmi is pronounce like its written, though indeed when its spoken fast , the last i disappears. But I didn't know what you were saying, so clearly it doesn't work by pronouncing slowly the distorted version. We have plenty of ways to distort speech when speaking very fast. For example I almost never say "trebuie". I say "tre". ("Tre sa plec.")

[@ThisIsWellMalik]

Bună ziua ✌🏻

[@Jobs_Tips]

How many lessons have you released now? Have you released lesson 3? I have downloaded lessons 1 to 2. I need the remaining lesson. Thank you

[@merveceylindemirci7598]

omg tysmmm

[@Seishi41]

I want to understand songs by Zdob si Zdub. Buna Dimineata and Nu I understood. And Buna Seara. Thanks for the video.

[@lovefirst72]

Good

[@pavel3045]

Hi! I'm glad to help you with your spoken Romanian if you want. I'm a native speaker, and I really would like to teach it. So just give me your instagram (mine is @pavel.moraru2) or reply me to this comment with a way we can get in touch.

[@PeterInya]

"Servus" is also used for "hello" (colloquial) in Transylvania (and incidentally Austria). Your pronunciation has a quirky Slavic accent, which is quite funny.

[@elvenatheart982]

Nice lessons, I like the way you pronounce "te rog". Sounds very sweet

[@daveadd123]

Thank you this was great

[@CommunicatewithJamie]

Thank you, there are more on the way

[@roneydeoliveirayoneda8933]

🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@RYQ1]

Thank you for your video Romanian video is Not so many

[@CommunicatewithJamie]

You're welcome, hope you enjoy learning Romanian!

[@pavel3045]

Hi! I want to tell you that you that you'll find it very appealing and captivating. I'm glad to help you with your Romanian language if you want. I'm a native speaker, and I really would like to teach it. So just give me your instagram (mine is @pavel.moraru2) or reply me to this comment with a way we can get in touch.

[@BlackAngusReviews]

MORE ROMANIAN 🇷🇴

[@IvoVolt]

Thanks, this is great, I hope you continue! I think you skipped the word "acum", or was that on purpose? PS. I find the font used a bit disorienting.

[@CommunicatewithJamie]

Thank you, there are more on the way very soon. It was on purpose as was not essential to understand the text, and I'll make sure the font is changed. Glad you enjoyed it!

[@michailifrim3655]

Jamie, daca am retinut bine, ai o sotie romanca. Te sfatuiesc sa o implici in proiectul asta si sa rosteasca ea cuvintele si frazele in romana. Inca nu pronunti corect totul si asta face ca o initiativa atat de meritorie ca a ta sa nu isi atinga scopul dorit. Te felicit pt proiectul asta!

[@CommunicatewithJamie]

Mulțumesc!

[@MrQ454]

@@CommunicatewithJamie pronunția e chiar bună pentru un străin care nu e obișnuit cu unele sunete, dar totuși unele cuvinte chiar dacă sunt pronunțate corect au un accent nenatural (pt Români).

[@Phlorinel]

@@MrQ454 E adevarat ca pronuntia lui este buna (nu perfecta) pentru un strain, dar pentru cineva care intentioneaza sa invete limba romana de la nivel zero, are nevoie ca sa auda o pronuntie naturala, nativa, perfecta a acestei limbi, altfel inceputul invatarii limbii va fi gresit din start. In rest, felicitari pentru acest efort.

[@neverstoplearning2]

Thanks!

[@user-wu8ix2ep9w]

Good bye = pa pa = la revedere!

[@CommunicatewithJamie]

A few different ways you can say goodbye :)

[@user-wu8ix2ep9w]

@@CommunicatewithJamieSalut! Eu sunt din Harcov-Ucraina,de orijine moldovean,evident că ştiu româna,da cu engleza nu prea o duc bine,am studiat franceza la şcoală, incă pe timpul URSS,aşa dacă vei răspunde la vreun comment de al meu ,âmi poţi scri in română.Cu drag Vladimir Buzu!

[@MrQ454]

@@user-wu8ix2ep9w ”âmi”- se scrie cu ”î”, la începutul cuvintelor (sau în cazuri speciale) și cu ”â” în interiorul cuvântului

[@user-wu8ix2ep9w]

@@MrQ454 multumesc mult pentru explicare,stiu ca fac greseli .Cu gramatica romana ,nu prea o.duc bine,Scoala am terminat in chirilica,cred ca astai pricina ,dar si varsta este de vina,am 64 ani!

[@lm8059]

Your achievement in Romanian is impressive. However, for the purpose of teaching Romanian to others, I would suggest having a Romanian native speaker (or even AI) pronounce the words.

[@aldaldeia1509]

papa=portuguese for baby food (oat meal?!) or the Pope! Is the name Nelu a name by itself or a variation of other name ex: Costel=Constantin . Nelu=........? My interest in the Romanian language that is so close to Portuguese yet so far! but easier to understand than french!!! I like the way you teach! I'll be practicing these dialog a lot and be looking out for the next video, keep up the good work!

[@CommunicatewithJamie]

Papa can be used in the same way as food in Romanian for baby food! Nelu I believe is from the name Ion. Thank you! I'm glad you enjoyed the video and learning the Romanian language, more lessons are coming out soon! :)

[@luizaradion7726]

Nelu=Ionel. But it can be used for Ion too.

[@mimisor66]

Bye - pa or pa pa. Papa - the Pope or papa - food when you speak to toddlers. About Nelu, it is short for Ion -Ionel - Nelu.

[@tori9190]

i speak some portuguese and i thought the same thing, both romance languages

[@CrysolasChymera2117]

Pa pa is said for saying Good bye

[@susudarake]

Hi, you just mumbled first 5-6 words . First word I could comprehend is "for language learning".

[@michealdickson109]

Soo much itrsin

[@omerakpnar2947]

To find a book for romanian language is the biggest problem for me unfortunately.

[@catalincodreanu4372]

And how I will send you?

[@mikamar2881]

Hi foarte frumos cum ai ajuns sa inveti limba româna .

[@rehmanraza1353]

Plz sir palmbar how can apply help

[@hennykelly7535]

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[@christopherkraft5553]

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[@christopherkraft5553]

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[@hennykelly7535]

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[@allysavallade9931]

Can you please tutor me , and what do you charge

[@veryc7437]

Interesting influence from (or on) some Slavic languages noticed even from Lesson #1: For example, Pa pa (used for bye bye in at least Polish, Slovak, Ukrainian). Also "trebuie" seems to be used like "trzeba" in Polish (one should/have to/must), similarly in Slovak (treba) and Urkainian (треба).

[@Glyn23]

No inteleg.

[@kdlrapplll8189]

Vocea care pronunță cuvintele din listă zici că e de tăran amarât și bețiv, ma amuzat mult. Acele cuvinte se spun un pic mai cu voioșie. (am pus diacriticele ca să înțelegeți mai bine ce spun, de obicei românii nu le pun) :))))))

[@danascully6698]

Vai de capu' tău! Mai bine pune mâna pe o carte de gramatică.

[@vincentmartino3626]

I think the dialougue would be better using too diffetent voices...and easier to follow.

[@SuperKvlogs]

Good. BUT your pronunciation could be better. (Bunã) in general terms and by itself means hello. (Buna Zuia) could also mean good afternoon.

[@zelliglover2000]

m-am basit

[@MishikiCx]

I see you confused the pronountation of "a" and "ă" from "limbA română" and "douĂ săptămâni". Also it would be easier if you would pronounce the words without an accent, just the words as they are.

[@ierbutza21]

Double PA isnt needed for bye (its like in english one bye is enough) ,also for multumesc one easy option is mersi (while yes its a copy-paste from french it does the same and it works as thanks ) and my only dislike is the accent in the video makes it sound slavic also i understant its slower for the lesson here but it sounds weird like a strange"moldovian" accent."IMI PARE BINE" can be substituted with just "Pare bine".

[@danielacinderella9501]

You can improve your pronunciation simply knowing all the vowels in Romanian : letter A is Always said like in the words CAR , FAR , LARD ( very clear and loud) , letter Ă is only for the sound like in the first sylable of Ră -du-CA-nu ! Letter E is used only for the sound like in the words NET ,SET , MET ! , U Always like in Răducanu , Begu , Andreescu , never in other way , very loud and CLEAR ! LETTER i always shows the sound like in the words : IN , FIN , LID ,ITALIAN

[@UntakenNick]

I swear I can't hear the 'i' in "îmi pare bine"..

[@dariavlad3634]

Stau tu ce faci

[@zora9906]

Why would anyone want to learn Romanian? Genuinely curious

[@batdude811]

For the same reason they would any other language.

[@Sorai314]

I know this question is from a month ago but I grew up with Spanish and when I listened to some Romanian it was intriguing. It's both familiar in a way but, extremely unique at the same time. It's pretty to my ears - kinda sexy. Will it be useful for work or daily general use? No, most likely not. However, it's possible to make friends just about anywhere in the world these days so maybe I'll meet some great people.

[@zora9906]

@@Sorai314 ohhh, thank you for answering ❤ I hope you'll meet nice Romanian people so you can practice Romanian at least. Mult succes ✨

[@ScienceGadgetss]

uyruyrgdrgtefefv

[@carlmenger4964]

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[@greendesert69]

sorry but the pronunciation needs some serious work. I mean it's somewhat close at times, but lots of very obvious misspronouncings. a always sounds like AH never like UH or like the a in ant ă always sounds like UH you totally ommited pronouncing the "să" in "Poți să vorbești mai rar te rog" no time to point out more but you can do a lot better.

[@menuchafeldstein2749]

Too much talking

[@zc8750]

Bro, you are speaking Romanian in Japanese, it sounds like Japanese how the guy speaks it 🤣

[@ronfox6008]

1. the romanian pronunciation is pretty bad because you used people from moldova that have russian accent. 2. most of the romanian translations of the english words are just equivalents of the ideeas. in fact they do not literally mean the same thing. 3. the short explanations you give (after a word/sentence) are even more confusing. better not to make these comments.