Buna
şi Salut ! Today I am gonna share with you
guys, few more sentences which you need to learn as it is for making your
conversation more frequent.
Happy New Year / Happy Birthday/ Happy Anniversary - La mulţi ani
Yes - Da
No - Nu
Good
Morning - Bună dimineaţa
Good
Afternoon/Day - Bună ziua
Good
Evening - Bună seara
Most of
people use : Bună ziua for formal greeting
in day
Good
Night - Noapte bună
Good
Luck – Baftă/Noroc
Bad
luck - Ghinion
Happy Easter - Paște fericit
After
easter, normal greeting for one week:
Say - Hristos a înviat (Christ
is Risen)
Response - Adevărat a înviat (Truly,
He is Risen)
Merry Christmas - Crăciun fericit
Happy holidays - Sărbători fericite
Thank you – Merci(informal-spoken as in english as
it’s a French adopted word)/ Mulţumesc(formal/informal)
Thank you, same to you - Merci(informal)/ Mulţumesc(formal/informal) la fel
Happy journey - Drum bun/ călătorie plăcută
Welcome - Bine a-ți venit
In response of welcome we say - Bine v-am găsit (We are happy to meet
you)
First of all - în
primul rând
Please - Te rog(informal)/ Vă rog(formal)
We will see - Vom vedea
High five - Bate palma
On my words/ I swear - Pe cuvântul meu/ Jur
I can’t stand - Nu pot să stau în picioare
Just confirming/ asking - Doar întreb
What is the time? - Cât e ceasul?
Calm down - Calmează-te
I am busy - Sunt ocupat
Doesn’t matter - Nu contează
Pardon? - Poftim?(formal)/ Ce?(informal) ( When you couldn’t
hear something which is being said to you)
Excuse me - Pardon (While passing through public)
Excuse me - Mă scuzaţi (While starting some requesting
talk)
I love you - Te iubesc
I hate you - Te urăsc
Bon appetite - Poftă bună (Usually said to someone who is
about to start eating)
Thanks for food - Mulţumesc pentru mâncare/masă (Usually said after eating and to
the person who made food)
Be well (after food) - Să vă fie de bine (Usually said in response to :
mulţumesc pentru mâncare/masă)
My pleasure - cu plăcere ( usually said in response to :
Merci/Mulţumesc)
Did you understand? - Ai înţeles?
I am happy - Mă bucur
Do you like? - îţi place?
I like - îmi place
I am happy that you liked - Mă bucur ca îţi place
I agree with you - Sunt de acord cu tine
What happened ? - Ce s-a întâmplat ?
Please pay attention - Te rog fi atent(m)/atentă(f)
The other one - celălalt(m)/cealaltă(f)
Sit/Stay down/Take a seat – așează-te(informal)/ așezaţi-va(formal)/ stai jos(informal)/ staţi jos(formal)/
ia
loc (informal)/ luaţi loc(formal)
Stay without worry/ stay calm - Stai liniștit(m)/ liniștită(f)
Take care - Ai grijă(informal) / Aveți grijă(formal)
Take - ia(informal) / poftim (formal)
I want to say something - Vreau să spun ceva
Tell me - Zi-mi(too informal)/ Spune-mi(informal)/ Spuneți- mi
(formal)
Show me - Arată-mi/ Arătați-mi
Give me - Dă-mi(informal)/ Dați-mi(formal)
Hold it - ţine(informal)/ ţine-ți(formal)
Off - opreşte/ stinge
Onn - porneşte/ aprinde
Close - închide
Open – Deschide
There is no point - N-are rost
In waste/ No worth – Degeaba
I have desire(I feel to)/ I don’t have desire(I don’t feel
to) - Am chef / N-am chef
I have desire to eat/ I don’t have desire to eat - Am poftă/ N-am poftă
That’s all/it - Atât
Few useful
words :
Today - Astăzi
Yesterday - Ieri
Before yesterday - Alaltăieri (speak like - al altă
ieri )
Third day before today - Răsalaltăieri ( speak like – răs
al altă ieri)
Tomorrow - Mâine
Day after tomorrow - Poimâine ( speak like – poi mâine )
Third day from today - Răspoimâine ( speak like – răs
poi mâine )
This week - Săptămâna asta
Last week - Săptămâna trecută
Next week - Săptămâna viitoare
I have given glimpse of formal and informal form of language today. Be careful while using it. I know that there are so many questions going on in your
mind related to many sentences I have given today. Have patience
as soon as your grammar will grow strong in Română, your questions will get solved
itself.
Mug these
sentence up and remember them same as your name. It will help you a lot from
small to big conversations.
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