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- Hi, nickpiazon! :) In case you haven't find the answer to your question, DE ASEMENEA is an adverb used like ALSO ex: De asemenea, am cumparat un mar. = Also, I bought an apple. ASEMENEA on the other hand can be used as: - a preposition requiring the dative ex: El arata asemenea fratelui sau. = He looks just like his brother. - adjective ex: Asemenea carti sunt interzise. = Such books are forbidden.0 votedFebruary 23, 20180
- Hey again, Claire! :) 1. That's an easy one. :) BINE is FINE or GOOD or WELL, depending on the context. So: * I'M FINE = (EU) SUNT BINE (in Romanian, the subject is not mandatory like it is in English) * BINE ATI VENIT! = WELCOME! (an expression we use when someone comes to visit for example), I think you could translate it by IT'S GOOD THAT YOU CAME! * BINE SPUS! = WELL SAID! 2. When 2 people meet, they can either say CE MAI FACI?, or CE FACI?, both meaning HOW ARE YOU?...HOW ARE THINGS?.... WHAT'S UP? ( btw, the answer is usually BINE! as in FINE! ) However, CE FACI? can also be used as WHAT ARE YOU DOING? 3. MY NAME IS... = NUMELE MEU ESTE.... or (EU) MA NUMESC ..... , or simply I AM .... It all depends on the person who asked you about your name. If you go to an interview or you simply want to be more formal, use one of the first two options. If you're talking to me, the latter is just fine. Cu placere! :)0 votedAugust 11, 20170

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