🧑🏻‍🏫Day 4— #45DaysLearnNewLanguage Learn Romanian

Learning Romanian Language Challenge Day #4

So, we are on day #4. Today, I couldn’t learn much news, but I have clarified many things in my mind. I struggled to memorize and recall them because there are numerous words to remember. Therefore, I prefer to give myself time and let everything settle in my brain.

Making interrogative sentences

I didn’t go outside today for practice, but I tried my Romanian with my friend. My friend is also learning Romanian, and I shared how I overcome difficulties when facing any. He mentioned that the methods I’m using to teach him are effective, and I’m applying those techniques to myself as well. Today, I completed numerous exercises to assess my understanding level. I learned new words, focusing on prepositions. I believe that learning prepositions is crucial as they play a vital role in language comprehension.

So I made conversation, I have read a similar conversation but I tried to mimic that one:

Nazo și Khaleb: Bună diminieața!

Anerg: Bună dimineața! Eu sunt Anerg. Sunt student de limba română. Cine sunteți dumneoavoastră?

N: Eu sunt Nazo Akamoto. El e Khaleb Abdulla.

A: Sunteți studenți sau elevi?

N: Suntem specialiști. Eu sunt specialist în matematică și e specialist în limba englez.

A: De unde sunteți dumneoavoastră?

N: Eu sunt din Japonia, și Khaleb e din Arabia.

A: Dar ei cine sunt?

N: El e un student din Franța. Ei sunt un student din Grecia și două eleve din Siria. Acum suntem prieteni și colegi.

A: Domnișoara Ailara e româncă

N: Nu, nu e româncă, e din Turkmenistan.

A: Din ce oraș sunteți?

N: Eu sunt din Kyoto, iar el e din Atena.

A: De când sunteți în România?

K: De treisprezece zile.

N: Unde e Facultatea de matematică?

A: Aici, lângă Facultatea de Litere.

N: Dar acolo ce e?

A: Acolo e Teatrul Arta si muzica, iar lângă Teatrul Național e un hotel.

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Translated into

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Nazo and Khaleb: Good morning!

Anerg: Good morning! I am Anerg. I am romanian language student. Who are you[politely]?

N: I am Nazo Akamoto. He is Khaleb Abdulla.

A: Are you students or pupils?

N: We are specialists. I am specialist of mathematics and he is specialist in english language.

A: Where do you come from [politely]?

N: I am from Japan, and Khaleb is from Arabia.

A: But, who is he?

N: He is student from France. They are student from Greece and two pupils from Siria. Now they are friends and colleges.

A: Is miss. Ailara romanian?

N: Nu, nu e româncă, e din Turkmenistan. No, she is not, she comes from Turkmenistan.

A: Which city are you from?

N: Eu sunt din Kyoto, iar el e din Atena. I am from Kyoto, and he is from Atena.

A: How long do you stay in Romania?

K: For 13 days

N: Where is the Faculty of Mathematics.

A: Aici, lângă Facultatea de Litere. Here, near to language faculty.

N: But is it further?

A: There is the Art and Music Theatre, and next to the National Theater is a hotel.

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So, I engaged in a conversation based on what I’ve learned so far. In this exchange, I incorporated affirmative, question, and interrogative words. It’s a beneficial practice to commit new words to memory and reinforce grammar skills. I completed numerous exercises to firmly establish the grammar in my mind. Additionally, I practiced interrogatives, numbers, forms of “a fi,” along with pronouns and prepositions.

Yes and No answers

Excellent commitment to practice! Your dedication to using the language in various contexts like on the street, in a taxi, or on a bus will greatly enhance your learning experience. Keep up the good work, and I’ll be here to assist you whenever you need support. Looking forward to your updates on day #5!