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Timpul pentru a face a fân. sau putem spune: de făcut fân
Dragii mei
Sunteți în regulă? sau: Sunteți bine?
Astăzi, vremea s-a decis să devină clară și au fost <em>temperaturi ridicate</em> (solo cambiare l'ordine:).Ploile s-au încheiat, iar iarba este înaltă de doi metri de mare.
Este timpul pentru a face fân și alergiile ne pândesc. (utilizziamo <em>sunt la pândă </em>per gli animali o gli esseri umani. Alergiile sunt la pândă. - la vostra frase ha qui un leggero metaforico o poetico senso, che mi è piaciuto.)(Să aveți) un sfârșit de săptămană bun.
Îmi cer scuze pentru italiana mea!
0 votedMay 31, 20132Ma Famille Française
Bonjour!
Je m'appelle Justin Paige et je suis l'un des étudiants américains qui vont vivre avec vous cet été. Je suis très enthousiaste de vous recontrer demain! Mes amis m'appellent JP, alors n'hésitez pas à m'appeler par ce nom. Je le préfère, en fait. :)
Quoi qu'il en soit, je voulais vous envoyer un message pour me présenter. J'habite à Austin, Texas et j'étudie gouvernement (I would use: des sciences politiques) à l'université de Texas. Je reçois une mineure en français. <em>(I understood what you ment here, but French don't say it like this. I'm not sure about the exact translation, but I would say)</em> J'ai étudié le français aussi. Je suis également un pilot d'avion et <em>un amateur de plein air</em> (I didn't grasp the exact idea, so I don't want to suggest something wrong.). À Austin, j'aime faire des randonnées, nager, sortir avec mes amis et je l' j'aime vraiment manger de la bonne nourriture. J'ai entendu compris que les Français est sont les meilleurs cuisiniers du monde? (here you have to use a comparative term, the best cooks of the... ) et je suis très enthousiaste d'y manger essayer/de dégoûter la cuisine française .
Je voudrais en savoir plus sur votre famille avant que j'y arrive. Avez-vous des enfants? Quelle est votre profession? Et qu'est-ce que vous aimez faire lorsque 'il vous ne travaillez pas? OR: Et quels sont vos loisirs?
Je ne peux pas attendre pour vous et votre famille rencontrer!Je suis impatient de vous rencontrer, vous et votre famille!
À demain!
- JP0 votedMay 31, 20130- 130512 일요일 오늘은 날씨가 좋다. 나는 책을 읽어요. 우리 친구가 드라마는 보아요. 우리 조카가 기림은 하여요. 그가 아주 재닝 어요. 우리 동생은 보고싶어요. Sunday Today, the weather is good. (as opposed to the other days of the week) I read a book. My friend is watching a drama. My nephew is drawing (I wanted to say coloring, but I don't know how:( He is very talented. (I might have messed up this phrase.) I miss my younger brother. Other comments: I have used 우리 instead of 저 since I thought this is the more polite way to say it (or so the Korean book said). Thank you for thanking your time to correct this! :)May 15, 201330
Român limbă pentru muncă
Hi! Numele meu este Julia, eu trăiesc în Ucraina. Sa întâmplat, astfel că activitatea trebuie să traducă știri din românesc, pe care eu nu știu. Nu mă aștept să învețe această limbă, dar vreau să-l înțeleagă
Limba română pentru muncă
Hi! Numele meu este Julia, eu trăiesc în Ucraina. Mi s-a întâmplat că în activitatea mea (la muncă) trebuie să traduc știri din românește, limbă pe care eu nu o știu. Nu mă aștept să învăț această limbă, dar vreau să o înțeleg.
:) Mult succes, Julia!
0 votedMay 15, 20132
We find a similar "dialectal" difference in English for example: English spoken in UK, US, Ireland, Scotland, Australia and NZ. We can't say it's not English, it's just english with a different accent and some difference in vocabulary. Another example would be French: spoken in France, Belgium, Canada, Switzerland, and various countries that form what is called la Francofonie.I know this was a bit long, but I wanted to present it not only for you, but also for the others who are interested in Romanian and who have the same question like you. :)
0 votedMay 14, 20130In the old big Romanian territory we had 3 main regions: Valachia in the south until Black Sea, Moldova (which included both Moldova region from Romania today+Republic of Moldova) and Transylvania which was included at some point for lots of years in the Austro-Hungarian Empire.
Today, the language spoken in (the actual) Romania is the same in all these regions. The only difference is in the accent. And yes, linguistically we differentiate the dialects spoken in these regions. As others told you, and Mihaela too, the Moldovan accent makes the language sounds softer. In the Republic, this accent is a bit stronger due to more Russian exposure. As you said, their accent and intonation are more like the Russian, this is the way it sound/appears, which is normal.
But the language is the same: if 2 people from Romania and Moldova met and talk to each other, they can understand one another well enough. I had 2 colleagues in college who came from Moldova to study languages here, and we had no problem understanding each other, nor they had trouble in their exams. And I liked them and admired them a lot.
Of course there are vocabulary differences between them, which again is normal: in Romania too we have regional differences in words (lots of other countries have them).
Due to sensitive political reasons, the language spoken in Moldova was officialy called Moldovan. I don't want to discuss this here, bcs is of no interest to me to offend anyone, nor to go that path.:)
This is why that person told Lena "there is no moldovan language just romanian."0 votedMay 14, 20130
