Phrasebook

en In nature   »   ro În natură

26 [twenty-six]

In nature

In nature

26 [douăzeci şi şase]

În natură

Choose how you want to see the translation:   
English (UK) Romanian Play More
Do you see the tower there? V-----c-l--tu---l? V___ a____ t______ V-z- a-o-o t-r-u-? ------------------ Vezi acolo turnul? 0
Do you see the mountain there? V-zi-ac-l--m-ntele? V___ a____ m_______ V-z- a-o-o m-n-e-e- ------------------- Vezi acolo muntele? 0
Do you see the village there? V-z---c--- sa-ul? V___ a____ s_____ V-z- a-o-o s-t-l- ----------------- Vezi acolo satul? 0
Do you see the river there? Vez----o-- râ--? V___ a____ r____ V-z- a-o-o r-u-? ---------------- Vezi acolo râul? 0
Do you see the bridge there? V--i-a---o-po--l? V___ a____ p_____ V-z- a-o-o p-d-l- ----------------- Vezi acolo podul? 0
Do you see the lake there? V-z- ac--o -acul? V___ a____ l_____ V-z- a-o-o l-c-l- ----------------- Vezi acolo lacul? 0
I like that bird. Pasă--a-ace---î-- -l-ce. P______ a____ î__ p_____ P-s-r-a a-e-a î-i p-a-e- ------------------------ Pasărea aceea îmi place. 0
I like that tree. Pom-- --e----mi--lac-. P____ a____ î__ p_____ P-m-l a-e-a î-i p-a-e- ---------------------- Pomul acela îmi place. 0
I like this stone. P--t---ac--- ------a--. P_____ a____ î__ p_____ P-a-r- a-e-a î-i p-a-e- ----------------------- Piatra aceea îmi place. 0
I like that park. Parc-- ---la-îm--p-ac-. P_____ a____ î__ p_____ P-r-u- a-e-a î-i p-a-e- ----------------------- Parcul acela îmi place. 0
I like that garden. Gr-di---a--e- îm- p-ace. G______ a____ î__ p_____ G-ă-i-a a-e-a î-i p-a-e- ------------------------ Grădina aceea îmi place. 0
I like this flower. Fl-r-l--ac---- î-- p--c. F______ a_____ î__ p____ F-o-i-e a-e-e- î-i p-a-. ------------------------ Florile acelea îmi plac. 0
I find that pretty. M- -- -are--r-guţ. M_ s_ p___ d______ M- s- p-r- d-ă-u-. ------------------ Mi se pare drăguţ. 0
I find that interesting. M--se-pa----nt-r--a--. M_ s_ p___ i__________ M- s- p-r- i-t-r-s-n-. ---------------------- Mi se pare interesant. 0
I find that gorgeous. Mi----pare-f---te-f--m-s. M_ s_ p___ f_____ f______ M- s- p-r- f-a-t- f-u-o-. ------------------------- Mi se pare foarte frumos. 0
I find that ugly. Mi se p--e-u-ât. M_ s_ p___ u____ M- s- p-r- u-â-. ---------------- Mi se pare urât. 0
I find that boring. Mi -- p--- --ict-s--o-. M_ s_ p___ p___________ M- s- p-r- p-i-t-s-t-r- ----------------------- Mi se pare plictisitor. 0
I find that terrible. M-----p------oaz---. M_ s_ p___ g________ M- s- p-r- g-o-z-i-. -------------------- Mi se pare groaznic. 0

Download MP3 (.zip files)

MP3 English (UK) + Romanian (1-100) MP3 Romanian (1-100)

Languages and sayings

There are sayings in every language. In this way, sayings are an important part of national identity. Sayings reveal the norms and values of a country. Their form is generally known and fixed, not modifiable. Sayings are always short and succinct. Metaphors are often used in them. Many sayings are also poetically constructed. Most sayings give us advice or rules of conduct. But some sayings also offer obvious criticism. Sayings also often use stereotypes. So they may be about supposedly typical traits of other countries or people. Sayings have a long tradition. Aristotle praised them as short philosophical pieces. They are an important stylistic device in rhetoric and literature. What makes them special is that they always remain topical. In linguistics there is a discipline, which is devoted just to them. Many sayings exist in multiple languages. Thus they can be lexically identical. In this case, speakers of different languages use the same words. Bellende Hunde beißen nicht, Perro que ladra no muerde. (DE-ES) Other sayings are semantically similar. Meaning the same idea is expressed using different words. Appeler un chat un chat, Dire pane al pane e vino al vino. (FR-IT) So sayings help us understand other people and cultures. Most interesting are the sayings that are found worldwide. Those are about the ‘major’ topics of human life. These sayings deal with universal experiences. They show that we're all alike – no matter what language we speak!
Did you know?
Latvian is a member of the eastern group of the Baltic languages. It is spoken by more than 2 million people. Latvian is most closely related to Lithuanian. Nevertheless the two languages are not very similar to each other. Thus it can happen that a Lithuanian and a Latvian converse in Russian. The structure of the Latvian language is also less archaic than that of Lithuanian. However, many ancient elements can still be found in traditional songs and poems. These show, for example, the relationship between Latvian and Latin. The Latvian vocabulary is constructed in a very interesting manner. It contains many words that come from other languages. Among those languages are German, Swedish, Russian or English. Some words were only recently created because they were simply missing up to now. Latvian is written with the Latin alphabet and accented on the first syllable. The grammar has many features that do not exist in other languages. However, their rules are always clear and distinct.