Romanian Travel DictionaryRomanian / English TranslationsRomanian is an interesting language! You'll want to learn a few phrases, as there aren't many people who will be able to speak English well, outside of tourist areas. A good backup might be German. Click the link below for talking dictionaries and other useful Romanian language products: |
Basic Words
Yes = Da
No = Nu
Thank you = Mult'umesc
Thank you very much = Mult'umesc foarte mult
You're welcome = Cu plãcere
Please = Vã rog
Excuse me = Scuzat'i-mã
Hello = Bunã ziua
Goodbye = La revedere
So long = La revedere
Good morning = Bunã dimineata
Good afternoon = Bunã ziua
Good evening = Bunã seara
Good night = Noapte bunã
Numbers
zero = zero
one = unu (masculine), una (feminine)
two = doi (masculine), douã (feminine)
three = trei
four = patru
five = cinci
six = s'ase
seven = s'apte
eight = opt
nine = nouã
ten = zece
Getting Around
Where is ...? = Unde este ...?
How much is the fare? = Cât costã biletul?
Ticket = Bilet
One ticket to ..., please. = Un bilet pentru ..., vã rog
Where are you going? = Unde mergi? Unde te duci? Unde calatoresti?
Where do you live? = Unde stai? Unde locuies'ti?
Train = Tren
Bus = Autobuz
Subway, Underground = Metrou
Airport = Aeroport
Train station = Garã
Bus station = Stat'ie de autobuz
Subway station, Underground station = Stat'ie de metrou
Departure = Plecare
Arrival = Sosire
Car rental agency = Agent'ie de închiriat autovehiculul
Parking = Parcare
Accomodation
Hotel = Hotel
Room = Camerã
Reservation = Rezervare
Are there any vacancies for tonight? = Avet'i camere libere?
No vacancies = Nu avem camere libere.
Passport = Pas'aport
Days of the Week
Monday = Luni
Tuesday = Mart'i
Wednesday = Miercuri
Thursday = Joi
Friday = Vineri
Saturday = Sâmbãtã
Sunday = Duminicã
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