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Revision as of 13:05, 12 March 2023
As a Romanian language teacher with 20 years of experience, I know how important it is to learn words and phrases related to workplaces, jobs, and business communication in Romanian. In this lesson, you will learn intermediate-level vocabulary that will help you navigate work and business situations in Romanian-speaking environments.
Business and Workplace Vocabulary
Below are some Romanian words and phrases that you might encounter in work and business contexts:
| Romanian | Pronunciation | English |
|---|---|---|
| birou | /bi.ˈrow/ or /bi.ˈɾow/ | office |
| companie | /kom.pɑ.ˈni.e/ | company |
| afacere | /a.fa.ˈt͡ʃe.re/ | business |
| angajat | /an.ga.ˈʒat/ | employee |
| șef | /ʃef/ | boss |
| întâlnire | /ɨn.tɨl.ˈni.re/ | meeting |
| proiect | /pro.ject/ | project |
| cerere | /t͡ʃe.ˈre.re/ | request |
| rezolvare | /re.zolv.ˈa.re/ | solution |
| contract | /kon.trakt/ | contract |
Here are some useful phrases for business and workplace communication:
- Salutare, sunt [Numele tău] și am fost invitat(ă) la această întâlnire. (Hello, my name is [Your Name] and I was invited to this meeting.)
- Așteptăm cu nerăbdare să lucrăm cu [compania dumneavoastră]. (We look forward to working with [your company].)
- Puteți să-mi trimiteți contractul pe email? (Can you send me the contract by email?)
- Am nevoie de ajutor cu acest proiect. (I need help with this project.)
- Când este termenul limită pentru această cerere? (What is the deadline for this request?)
Job Vocabulary
If you're looking for work or applying for a job in Romania, it's important to know some common job-related words and phrases. Here are a few examples:
| Romanian | Pronunciation | English |
|---|---|---|
| job | /d͡ʒob/ | job |
| loc de muncă | /lok de mun.kə/ | workplace |
| curriculum vitae | /kur.rɪk.uˈlum viˈta.e/ | CV |
| interviu | /in.ter.vju/ | interview |
| poziție | /po.zi.ˈt͡sie/ | position |
| experiență | /ek.pe.riˈen.tsə/ | experience |
| salariu | /sa.la.ˈri.u/ | salary |
| contract de muncă | /kon.trakt de mun.kə/ | employment contract |
| concediu | /kon.t͡ʃe.di.u/ | vacation |
Here are some phrases that may come in handy during a job search or application:
- Sunt în căutarea unui loc de muncă. (I'm looking for a job.)
- Am experiență în această domeniu. (I have experience in this field.)
- Am terminat facultatea în anul [XXXX]. (I graduated from college in [year].)
- V-am trimis CV-ul meu pe email. (I sent you my CV by email.)
- Când pot să încep să lucrez? (When can I start working?)
- Care este salariul oferit pentru această poziție? (What is the salary offered for this position?)
Business Etiquette in Romania
Business etiquette is important to know when conducting business in Romania. Here are some tips:
- Always address people using their title and surname, unless they invite you to use their first name.
- Business is conducted more formally in Romania, so dress conservatively and arrive on time.
- It is customary to shake hands upon greeting and leaving.
- When giving a gift, avoid giving knives or scissors, as they are considered unlucky.
- If invited to someone's house, bring flowers, chocolates or a small gift.
- Don't be surprised if a Romanian business partner asks personal questions, as it is common to establish personal connections before proceeding with business matters.
Conclusion
By learning the intermediate Romanian vocabulary related to work and business, you will be better prepared to navigate professional settings in Romanian-speaking environments. Remember that business etiquette is important, so take the time to familiarize yourself with Romanian customs and traditions. Good luck!
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Related Lessons
- Adjectives in Romanian
- Numbers and Counting
- Count from 1 to 10
- How to say Good Bye?
- Science and Technology
- Cardinal Directions (Direcţii cardinale)
- Environment and Ecology
- Health
- Things in Romanian
- Animals