The Romanian Article (Articolul) | Learn Romanian Grammar Lessons

[@ProudQLD]

Mulțumesc Foarte mult 👍

[@RomanianHub]

Cu plăcere!

[@perribru]

Thank you! This is a very good style, down to the essentials on the grammar, but still making sure the viewer knows that real sentences will be needed for real use!

[@RomanianHub]

Glad you like it!

[@jimcim29]

you are a very good teacher

[@RomanianHub]

Thank you! 😃

[@jinettew.3192]

florile sunt frumoase: the flowers are beautiful.

[@RomanianHub]

Great sentence.

[@brianwalker2786]

Excelent. Mulțumesc.

[@RomanianHub]

Glad this helped. Cu plăcere.

[@ioan-davidpiciorlung5253]

In the 3rd year of Primary School in Romania we finally start studying Romanian Grammar; During the Summer Holidays between my the 2nd and 3rd years of primary school, I moved to the U.K. and I started straight into year 5 (In Romania we have to do 2 more years of Kindergarten, that is why the difference is there). I want to learn the full grammar of my Native Language. This is why I watch your videos.

[@RomanianHub]

Thank you for your message.

[@parabot19]

Thank you so much for providing many answers to articles that I have never understood. I didn't even know there were neuter nouns! One small point on the example with the girls who picked (up) flowers. If you include "up" in the sentence it sounds like all went to a shop. Without "up", it means they picked them from the ground. Thank you again, I have now subscribed.

[@RomanianHub]

Much appreciated!

[@allthegoodstuff3394]

Thanks for the whole channel.

[@RomanianHub]

Any time!

[@artemi4676]

Great lessons! Thanks a lot! Mulţumesc mult!

[@RomanianHub]

Thanks.

[@stevennjeruh]

I had hard time in learning this in class. Now I get it clearly. Thank you very much!

[@RomanianHub]

You're very welcome!

[@ariaacharya6496]

multumesc faorte mult senor

[@RomanianHub]

Cu plăcere.

[@juandiegovalverde1982]

It’s not senor, but domnule.

[@georgebotnari7794]

Mulțumesc! Va rog faceți mai mult video despre gramatica

[@RomanianHub]

Cu plăcere. Voi continua cu această serie!

[@hamizo83]

thank you , great job

[@RomanianHub]

Our pleasure!

[@cefnonn]

Thanks - helpful.

[@RomanianHub]

I'm glad to hear!

[@J.Deaconu]

Can you please make a video about how to 'know' or 'tell' whether a word is neutral, masculine or feminine? Everyone always tells me that you find out on a word by word basis. Also, a video about exemptions to romanian grammar/ language rules with explanations of various words like copiii which don't follow the same rules as the rest. The 'odd ones out' basically.

[@RomanianHub]

Thanks for the suggestion. Will look into it.

[@muhammadwaqar6063]

Wanna be friend

[@floyd4959]

you can tell the gender of a word by it's letter endings. feminine words typically end with letters like i, a, e, i.e. carte, fata, etc. while the masculine ends in others like t, i.e. caiet, baiat. you can also use the counting way. masculine un, doi feminine o, doua neutral un, doua. hope this helps

[@LittleImpaler]

Question. Is there indicators to tell you want nouns are masculine, feminine, or neuter?

[@RomanianHub]

Yes.

[@itsmenelson3010]

@@RomanianHub Are you going to make a video on that? :D

[@IkeSan]

I understand Romanian quicker than French. Eu iubesc haha.

[@RomanianHub]

Since they're from the same language family, French and Romanian can be studied simultaneously.

[@mohammedhenaway5859]

Mulţumesc foarte mult ... Could you explain in the available time of yours , the articles and nouns in accusativ , dativ & gentiv

[@RomanianHub]

Cu plăcere. Voi lua în considerație recomandarea ta!

[@stephanobarbosa5805]

barbat é similar com barbado em português!

[@RomanianHub]

Yes! Da!

[@juandiegovalverde1982]

Na verdade, eles têm a mesma etimologia.

[@952a259]

Eu am niste scaune in dormitorul meu. Multumesc, Mihnea!

[@RomanianHub]

Cu plăcare.

[@asrielbelacqua3668]

This for some weird reason seems more easier for me since I speak a scandinavian language. edit: then I mean by learning

[@RomanianHub]

What's your language background? What other languages can you speak? Maybe there's a reason there...

[@qolizzi]

i’m Italian and i’m studying Norwegian and it’s almost the same, talking about the definite and the indefinite articles

[@mickaylao.9744]

They do a similar thing with attaching the definite article to the end of the word instead of putting it in front, so it's easier to get used to.

[@juandiegovalverde1982]

Because Scandinavian languages have definite articles at the end of the nouns, like Romanian.

[@janeyre82]

În această casă locuiesc două bărbați. Bărbații despre care vă povestim locuiesc în această casă. Cu bărbații locuiesc două femei şi trei copii. Copiii despre care vă povestim sunt toți frumoşi şi vorbesc limba italiană foarte bine. Şi una dintre femeile care locuiesc în casa vrea să învețe o limbă strâină, dar deocamdată limba română este singura limbă care toți în această casă pot vorbi. Unul dintre bărbații a învățat trei limbe cu nişte prieteni europene. Prietenii care i-au învățat limbele sunt italiani, francezi şi moldoveani. Unul dintre aceşti prietenii este fratele ale femeii despre care v-am povestit.

[@RomanianHub]

Wow, excelent!

[@mihaelac2472]

Doi barbati.... Singura limba pe care... Limbi-limbile... Prieteni europeni...

[@aiziszizis2536]

În această casă locuiesc doi bărbați. Şi una dintre femeile care locuiesc în casă vrea să învețe o limbă strâină, dar deocamdată limba română este singura limbă pe care toți în această casă o pot vorbi. Unul dintre bărbați a învățat trei limbi cu nişte prieteni europeni. Prietenii care i-au învățat limbile sunt italieni, francezi şi moldoveni. Unul dintre aceşti prieteni este fratele femeii despre care v-am povestit.

[@paganiyah]

Are you on italki

[@RomanianHub]

No.

[@njuvanrui2951]

Eventually, this video and this channel helps me figure out an answer for my number-one childhood enigma: What exactly is the language that's spoken by Mr. Bean, when he's talking to his Teddy bear...

[@RomanianHub]

Very funny!

[@njuvanrui2951]

@@RomanianHub Everyone loves Mr. Bean! ：）

[@RomanianHub]

Sometimes my students call me "Mr. Bean"... I don't know why...

[@J.Deaconu]

@@RomanianHub Maybe because of your english being so good, since he is british!

[@itsmenelson3010]

foarte amuzant XDD

[@faustovilela2998]

Thanks for the class. I have a doubt. Why the plural masculine noun is not "nist baietii"? And the girls is not fetele? Sorry, I don't have Romenian characters in my computer.

[@RomanianHub]

Fetele - the girls Fete - girls Niște băieți - some boys

[@leonardojerkovic3618]

Since my native language croatian do not have articles, please tell us when we must use definite when indefinite article and when no Article. English language articles are nightmare to us Here...

[@RomanianHub]

Will prepare more lessons in the future.

[@ashc7176]

but isn’t book a masculine noun?

[@RomanianHub]

No. o carte - două cărți o fată - două fete So, it's feminine.

[@fastquick4266]

Boy = băiat Boys = băieți Why does the “a” become an “e”?

[@RomanianHub]

That's the 'rule'.

[@muhammadwaqar6063]

Can you help me to learn Romanian language please

[@RomanianHub]

There are hundreds of videos on this channel... Check out the Playlists and choose your in topic.

[@schnorpel]

Why is "The boys met under the bridge" not "...sub podul"? For your example the correct transplation should have been "The boys met under a bridge", doesn't it?

[@RomanianHub]

"The boys met under a bridge" - Băieții s-au întâlnit sub un pod.

[@njuvanrui2951]

I think I know the answer, from knowing Albanian; and I am pretty sure both languages work with the same logic... When you are saying the construction, which in English looks something like 'preposition + the + location', you are saying in Albanian 'preposition + location' and that means exactly what you want it to mean. For example: place=vend a place=nj' vend the place=any place=vendi at a place=n' nj' vend at the place=at any place=n' vend And you would never say 'n' vendin', unless you have something more to say, for example 'at the place where you are.'(n' vendin ku je.).

[@njuvanrui2951]

In short, if you are referring to a bridge that has already been implied by the context, or been mentioned in the previous dialogue, say 'sub pod'; if you are referring to a bridge that's only going to be mentioned in the upcoming dialogue, you may want to say 'sub podul'.

[@njuvanrui2951]

Both 'pod' and 'podul', governed by 'sub', are definite, the difference is, 'sub pod''s pod gets its definiteness from the previous speech or from the understood context, or, from the left side, if you will me; while, 'sub podul''s podul gets its definiteness from the right side.

[@RomanianHub]

Thank you for your valuable contributions.

[@qekqbeen]

6:30 in other words, he's a criminal

[@RomanianHub]

Not really. They could be borrowed!

[@Faten906]

Multumesc frumos din soflet vreau si eu invat limba ramana dar nu stiu cum sa incep 🤦‍♀️

[@RomanianHub]

Poți începe aici, pe acest canal!

[@ТатьянаСтругова-д7ы]

Предметы не ему принадлежат, украл он ,что ли...

[@RomanianHub]

I can't read this...

[@dominikwisniewski5019]

It's very popular, that all of you present things you can easily find in internet. Why don't you explain why do we use articles? When do we use articles and what for? When we do not use them? This lesson is completely useless, because it's not enough to know which article is feminin and so on, but why and when do we have to use them. Plz make this lesson complete or just taci, te rog.

[@RomanianHub]

Feel free to use any other resources you find. No one asks you to watch my videos! Have a happy life!

[@dominikwisniewski5019]

@@RomanianHub It's hard to find. I was hoping that you could help. :)

[@darrenj.griffiths9507]

I just cannot take him seriously lol

[@RomanianHub]

Sure...