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    How to pronounce eu, ea, el, este, eşti, etc in Romanian? Salut,

    I am a beginner in Romanian language. I know that Romanian is a phonetic language. But I am confused about how to pronounce eu, ea, el, este, eşti, etc... in Romanian. Should I pronounce them like yeu, yea, yel, yeste, yeshti, etc ... or should I pronounce them like the way they're written? I have listened to both of the pronunciations. Why do some Romanian pronounce them in one way, and some other in another way? But the most important question is: which way is the right one?


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    October 1, 2009
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    How to pronounce eu, ea, el, este, eşti, etc in Romanian? Salut, I am a beginner in Romanian language. I know that Romanian is a phonetic language. But I am confused about how to pronounce eu, ea, el, este, eşti, etc... in Romanian. Should I pronounce them like yeu, yea, yel, yeste, yeshti, etc ... or should I pronounce them like the way they're written? I have listened to both of the pronunciations. Why do some Romanian pronounce them in one way, and some other in another way? But the most important question is: which way is the right one? Mulţumesc
    October 1, 2009
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    What is the difference? What is the difference between "silber" and "silbern" in german language? Could you please give me some examples? Danke :-)
    September 17, 2009
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    possessive pronouns: my = punya saya, milik saya your (sing.)= punya kamu [punyamu], milik kamu [milikmu] his = punya dia [punyanya], milik dia [miliknya] her = punya dia [punyanya], milik dia [miliknya] its = punya dia [punyanya], milik dia [miliknya] your (pl.) = punya kalian, milik kalian our = punya kami/kita, milik kami/kita their = punya mereka, milik mereka
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    August 21, 2008
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    personal pronouns: i = saya, aku you (sing.) = kamu (informal), Anda (formal) he = dia she = dia it = itu you (pl.) = kalian we = kami, kita they = mereka
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    August 21, 2008
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    the indonesian letters which are pronounced just like the german letters: a, b, c [almost], d, e, f, g, h, i, k, l, m, n, o, p, r, s, t, u, z [almost]
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    August 21, 2008
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    1 = beginner 2 = basic 3 = intermediate 4 = advanced
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    August 21, 2008
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    in indonesian: selamat datang
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    August 21, 2008
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    what is the difference? what is the difference between "einen Tag", "einem Tag" and "eines Tages"? can you give me some examples in sentences? thanks in advanced
    August 21, 2008
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    Tuhan in Indonesian.
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    August 21, 2008
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