Romanian Copulative Verbs (verbe copulative) | Learn Romanian Grammar Lesson

Romanian Copulative Verbs (verbe copulative) | Learn Romanian Grammar Lesson
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[@JCcordobaa]

Foarte buna lectie! "Am facut o vizita bunicilor mei si ei pareau sa fie atât de sanatosi."

[@RomanianHub]

Sper să fie adevărat!

[@MrDannyZ]

Am nevoie de lectură doc ( verbe copulative ) în Words sau Excel. Este foarte usor pentru mine citează în calatoriul autobuz.

[@davidjosegomes7768]

I am asking here for the correct translation for the verb A IEŞI (To leave or to become?) because in the phrase used as an example of this verb, the translation of the phrase Eu ies doctor, you translated as I become a doctor. I am Brazilian, I study ROMANIAN alone, by myself, and I simply LOVE the ROMANIAN language.

[@RomanianHub]

In this case is "to become".

[@davidjosegomes7768]

@@RomanianHub really? I did not know. There are moments where we need a real teacher to explain things to us. I love ROMANIAN, but it is not an easy language at all. Even though I know French and Italian languages, ROMANIAN is much more difficult.

[@florinalfonse4163]

-A urmat o facultate. -Si ce-a iesit? -He,he ,he ..Ce stii tu! A IESIT doctor!

[@degiprasetya1503]

@@RomanianHubso, there is many word same meaning? Noua it mean nine and new or peste its mean fish , over above after. How to know the different?

[@flpser_ppwer]

@@davidjosegomes7768 A IEȘI rather means "to exit" and "to leave" is A PLECA. A ieși means "to become" just when is accompanied by a noun which names a profession. For exemple: A ieși doctor = to become a doctor A ieși profesor = to become a teacher Etc.

[@davidjosegomes7768]

But, the verb A IEŞI. Doesn't it mean to leave? You translated it, in the phrase used as an example, as meaning to become. After all, what is the correct translation for A IEŞI ?? I would appreciate your answer and lightening.

[@RomanianHub]

Hi, it can mean both.

[@alexandrinamuresan2980]

Eu sunt director!!!!!!!!:-$$$$$$%$

[@alexandrinamuresan2980]

Vreau sa ma reancarnez in butoi de bere

[@RomanianHub]

Funny!

[@melodyboulissiere4857]

Hi Mihnea, I was also surprised with "A IEŞI" for "to become" Can you make a video about the verbs and the words who are changing their meaning with the case ? Am discovered "să mă învăț " instead of "I get use" it is right ? And "mă uit tv", and "Îmi uit cheile." it's confusion when it's to look and when it's to forget. Others exemples ?

[@RomanianHub]

I will look into it.