Basic Romanian Grammar Lesson 2: Syntax - The Parts of the Sentence

The very basics of the parts of the sentence. Observe the similarities between the English and the Romanian grammar !

[yllasnamzug]

I really wish you would do a series of advanced Romanian grammar lessons! :-)

[QuickRomanian]

Very good observation, but...."him in her" ?! :)) I chose the literal translation to make it easier for everyone to understand the pronouns. In (basic) Romanian "el" = he and "ea" = she. "l-" ; "îl” : ”îi” = him and ”îi” ; ”-o” ; ”o” = her in various cases when using the Dative and the Accusative for instance...but it is quite complicated to delve into that. Maybe I'll design a series of advanced Romanian grammar lessons in the future. Thank you for your comment ! :)

[QuickRomanian]

Your wish will be granted as soon as I'll find some time and a way to keep the lessons as simple and as concise as possible :) !

[morrisseylady]

+ Buzz and Quick Romanian, regarding your comment Buzz "Ea și el sunt studenți, the traslation should be him in her, not she and he." and your answer Quick Romanian - correct English is NOT him and her, but he and she. Yes I know, many Americans have gotten very lazy with English grammar, but "him and her went to town" is NOT correct English even though many say it that way now. Correct is "He and she went to town" or "I went to town with him and her". I am a native English-speaking American born and raised in Virginia, so I speak from experience.

[kennedykny]

It looks so simple when u teaching but so hard to study alone haha

[amrmahmoud]

Buna. Va rog vreau explicatia aczativul . dativul și genativul multumesc frimos

[andreabalestri]

Why ”am nevoie DE somn” and ”am nevoie să dorm”? I really can't understand the use of DE and SĂ in this case. Thank you

[drhesslen]

For the sentence : Ea și el sunt studenți, the traslation should be him in her, not she and he.

[yllasnamzug]

LOL! There is no way to keep it simple! ;)