Learn Romanian - Beginner to Advanced

Explore Romanian alphabet, a latin-based system of 31 letters with five not found in English. Cover three categories across lessons, then practice reading with small words, longer words, and sentences.

Learn Romanian vowels in this beginner lesson, including the non-English vowels, with pronunciation guides and example words such as appa, pest, time, soirée, and bovisa.

Learn Romanian consonants and their pronunciation through example words like balat, gradina, and zumba, and explore how each consonant sounds in context with common vocabulary.

Explore the Romanian alphabet's vowel combinations with examples baiat, che, and voi to show how vowels interact in words.

Practice reading short Romanian words to reinforce the alphabet and pronunciation, repeating words to focus on letter sounds and prepare for more challenging vocabulary.

Practice reading Romanian with longer, more difficult words, focusing on pronunciation through repetition rather than memorization. This is reading exercise II; rewatch if you struggle, and the next video will read short sentences.

Practice reading short Romanian sentences aloud to improve pronunciation. Explore common phrases such as Do you speak English, a ticket to Bucharest, and nice to meet you.

Master essential Romanian greetings and basic conversation skills through informal and formal 'how are you' expressions, everyday salutations, and a short vocabulary-filled dialogue with translations, with no grammar yet.

Learn to ask where someone is from in Romanian and answer with eu sunt din followed by country, in informal and formal forms. The lesson includes country names and dialogue.

Learn how to ask others what languages they speak and how to respond in Romanian, using informal and formal forms with phrases like eu vorbesc limba romana.

Learn how to ask and tell ages in Romanian, including informal and formal forms, with a sample conversation and word-by-word translation to reinforce vocabulary.

Learn to ask what someone's hobbies are and to state your own hobbies in Romanian, using informal and formal forms and a sample conversation with vocabulary.

Learn to ask and answer about professions and studies in Romanian, using formal and informal forms, and practice vocabulary from doctor and teacher to economics and architecture.

Listen to a Romanian conversation to review vocabulary, then repeat with English translations to track understanding before tackling the grammar. Explore conversations and vocabulary while preparing for Romanian grammar insights.

Learn Romanian personal pronouns and the verb to be, with conjugation that shows who is speaking. Pronouns are often optional in Romanian, used mainly to emphasize.

Learn that Romanian uses the SVO sentence structure, like English, with subject-verb-object order, and that this order also forms questions, illustrated by examples.

Explore the nominative and accusative in Romanian, detailing subject and object roles within the five cases. Learn how masculine, feminine, and neuter singular nouns affect definite and indefinite articles.

Explore the nominative and accusative cases in Romanian, focusing on subject and object, and learn gendered pluralization of masculine, feminine, and neuter nouns with definite and indefinite articles.

Discover how adjectives agree with gender and number in the nominative and accusative cases. See regular and irregular forms, memorize exceptions, and preview demonstrative pronouns in the next lesson.

Master the nominative and accusative with demonstrative pronouns, learning gender and number variations for singular and plural nouns, and practice using these forms in Romanian sentences.

Explore the present simple conjugation of a verbs in Romanian, learn that personal pronouns are optional, and practice forming the 1st to 3rd person forms across four verb groups.

This lesson introduces present simple b verbs in Romanian, showing how to form conjugations for all persons using verb stems and examples like a face, a merge, and a trece.

Learn the Romanian present simple for c verbs, forming all persons by adding the stem, with examples like vorbesc, gandesc, folosesc, and suna to illustrate the conjugation.

Explore the present simple in Romanian, focusing on five irregular verbs (to be, to have, to want, to know, and to come) and their essential conjugations.

Learn Romanian negation by placing nu before the verb; use niciodata for never, nu mai for no longer; surround the verb to express nothing, with nimeni and cineva as examples.

Learn to count from 0 to 20 in Romanian, practice the numbers from 0 to 20, and complete a quick exercise to test your memory.

Learn to count from 20 to 100 in Romanian, forming numbers as a three-word construct starting with the tens and followed by the unit, with table-based practice.

Learn to count from 100 to 1000 in Romanian, master the hundreds pattern, practice forming numbers like 100, 200, 300, and generate numbers from 100 upward.

Learn to count from 1000 to 10,000 in Romanian, using the rule that the amount comes first, then 1000. Practice examples like 2000 and 2444 to reinforce it.

Explore Romanian possessive pronouns and how their forms agree with the noun's gender and number, focusing on singular masculine and neuter pronouns with examples.

Learn to identify and use singular feminine possessive pronouns in Romanian by gender and noun agreement, with practical examples like her, your, and our.

Explore Romanian possessive pronouns for plural masculine and neuter, and how gender and number affect usage, with examples using nostri and vostri.

Master Romanian plural feminine possessive pronouns with practical examples, expanding the possessive pronoun series. Practice using sentences about professionals, cars, books, flowers, houses, and dinner.

Explore Romanian ordinal numbers by gender and number, distinguish masculine, feminine, and neuter forms, and learn how the first ordinal is singular/plural, with practical examples.

Acquire essential Romanian vocabulary across everyday topics: days and months, family, weather, colors, foods, clothing, bakery products, train station, airport, hotel, and celebration days.

Learn the days of the week in Romanian, with essential greetings and weekend terms. Use capitalization rules and practice with sentences like On Tuesday I go to the supermarket.

Learn the months of the year in Romanian and note that month names are capitalized. Use example sentences like February is a cold month and July I'll travel to Spain.

Learn Romanian family vocabulary, from mama and tata to bunica and bunic, including in-laws, and practice forming simple sentences about family relationships.

Learn Romanian weather vocabulary and practice with example sentences, using vremea, frig, vara, toamna, and anotimpuri to describe seasons and typical weather conditions.

Learn Romanian color names, including alb (white), negru (black), rosu (red), galben (yellow), verde (green), albastru (blue), maro (brown), grey, mauve, purple, beige, rose (pink), and portokali (orange).

Learn Romanian fruit vocabulary and practice with simple sentences, covering apple, pear, orange, mandarin, peach, strawberry, apricot, cherry, watermelon, kiwi, grape, and lemon.

Learn Romanian vocabulary and practice ordering quantities with example sentences using terms like potatoes, carrot, onion, paprika, tomato, cucumber, corn, eggplant, and broccoli.

Learn Romanian clothing vocabulary, including coats, jackets, pullovers, dresses, shirts, pants, skirts, underwear, shoes, and more, with example sentences to practice usage.

Expand Romanian clothing vocabulary with practical items like Adidas sneaker, boot, scarf, hat, belt, wristwatch, glasses, sunglasses, glove, purse, wallet, cravat, and tie.

Identify and learn Romanian body parts in this lesson, covering key terms for nose, mouth, ear, neck, shoulder, arm, hand, leg, knee, and foot.

Learn Romanian home vocabulary by naming rooms and furniture such as kitchen, living room, bedrooms, bathroom, balcony, garden, table, chair, and garage, and practice simple sentences about where you live.

Learn Romanian bakery vocabulary by naming products like butter, white and brown bread, croissant, cake, donut, dessert, sandwich, milk, juice, apple, and water, plus bakery terms such as baker.

Develop vocabulary at the train station by learning terms for train, bus, platform, timetable, ticket, waiting room, and first class, then practice with example sentences.

Learn essential airport vocabulary, including terms for airplane, travel agent, security guard, stewardess, taxi, departure hall, arrival hall, customs, boarding pass, delay, and gate.

Expand Romanian hotel vocabulary with terms for hotel, reception, reservation, baggage, deposit, single and double rooms, beds, piscina interior, and practical phrases like 'we would like a double room'.

Learn Romanian supermarket vocabulary, from cheese and yogurt to olive oil, flour, pasta, and rice. Practice polite grocery phrases, such as I would like to have beans, please.

Learn Romanian vocabulary for supermarket items, including vegetables, fruits, fish, meat, minced meat, toiletries, and groceries. Build simple sentences and a shopping list to describe products.

Learn Romanian vocabulary for food and drink places, including restaurant, tavern, fish, steakhouse, cafe, club, pizzeria, and take away, with example sentences about buying pizza and joining at the restaurant.

Explore common occupations in the food sector, such as cook, chef, waiter, waitress, bar manager, barista, cashier, and pastry chef, along with related service roles.

Explore the most important Romanian celebration days, including New Year's Day, Epiphany, Day of the Unification of the Romanian Principalities, Easter Monday, Labor Day, Children's Day, Pentecost, and Christmas Day.

Learn Romanian time-telling basics with ora, using after for 0–30 minutes and before for 30–60 minutes, and study examples like full hours and quarters.

Review previous time concepts and learn vocabulary for morning, noon, afternoon, evening, and night, then practice telling time with examples like seven in the morning and nine in the evening.

Explore Romanian question words and yes-no question construction by stressing the last word in a sentence, with examples for who, where, when, why, what, and how come.

Learn the dative and genitive case in Romanian, focusing on gender of nouns (masculine, feminine, neuter) and suffixes based on noun endings for possession and indirect object usage.

Explore the dative and genitive cases for Romanian plural nouns, using the same suffix rthy across masculine, feminine, and neuter genders to show possession.

Learn the dative and genitive in Romanian through demonstrative pronouns, showing gender and number variations for close and distant references and possession.

Master the past simple for -a verbs in Romanian by using the verb to have and adding -at to the infinitive, with lucra, vizita, and dansa examples.

Explore the past simple with b verbs, learn conjugation patterns for have, do, and go, and note irregular verbs that require memorization.

Explore past simple c verbs by conjugating with pronouns and the infinitive, using verbs like speak, think, use, and cough as examples.

Master the past simple in Romanian with d verbs. Learn five common irregular verbs—be, have, want, know, come—through pronoun-based conjugations and example sentences.

Master the future simple in Romanian by conjugating verbs with a single pattern. Practice with examples like work, visit, do, pass, speak, be, and have.

Discover Romanian location prepositions in this lesson, including above, in front of, over, between, beside, below, and behind. See practical examples that show how these prepositions express spatial relations.

Explore Romanian time prepositions, including at, in, by, around, before, for, since, during, until, from, and after. Use examples spanning hours, days, and dates.

Master adverbs of frequency in Romanian, including always, almost always, usually, often, sometimes, rarely, and never, with daily and every day usage examples to improve your Romanian speech.

Explore the past continuous by showing how to form it with a pronoun, have, and past participle, using verbs like work, visit, do, speak, think, be, want.

Master the future perfect in Romanian by conjugating verbs with will have + past participle, illustrated through examples like to work, to visit, to do, to speak, and to want.

Master Romanian conjunctions that connect two main sentences, including and, but, or, because, and so, across five memorization-friendly categories.

Explore time-related conjunctions in Romanian, such as if, while, as soon as, before, after, as long as, until, and since, with example sentences to connect clauses.

Learn how Romanian conjunctions connect clauses, sentences, and time, with a focus on cause-and-effect links. See examples using because, causing, and so that to express results and timing.

In this fourth lesson on conjunctions, learn conditional connectors such as if, in case, as long as, and unless, and how they link clauses to express conditions.

Explore how Romanian conjunctions connect clauses to express time, cause and effect, conditions, and opposition, with examples like although and despite.

Explore the Romanian imperative conjugation, focusing on second person singular and plural and adding a suffix to the stem, with examples like to work, to visit, and to dance.

Learn the imperative for b verbs in Romanian, forming second person singular and plural with stem suffixes, with examples like make your bed and go to the store.

Learn to form the imperative for c verbs in Romanian by adding a suffix to the stem for second person singular and plural, with examples like speak, think, use, cough.

The lesson introduces Romanian imperative d verbs, teaches five irregular verbs, and guides you through conjugation with example sentences.

Learn how the Romanian conditional tense is formed with pronoun plus would plus infinitive, and practice conjugating verbs like lucra, vizita, face, vorbi, gândi, fi, and vrea.

Learn the Romanian vocative by examining how masculine, feminine, and neuter nouns are called, with suffixes ul or e and the feminine replacement with or, exemplified by domnul and doamna.

Celebrate reaching Romanian speaker status and commit to ongoing practice with reading, speaking, and listening. Utilize the course's grammar guidance and the attached vocabulary and verb list to continue improving.