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Hello everybody,
Hello everybody,


In today's lesson you will learn '''INDEFINITE ARTICLES''' in Romanian.
In today's lesson you will learn how to use '''INDEFINITE ARTICLES''' in Romanian.


Feel free to edit this page by adding new words and expressions!
In Romanian the indefinite article is placed at the beginning of the noun.


Good learning! :)
<span link>Don't hesitate to look into these other pages after completing this lesson:</span> [[Language/Romanian/Grammar/Cases|Cases]], [[Language/Romanian/Grammar/Conditional-Mood|Conditional Mood]], [[Language/Romanian/Grammar/How-to-use-the-Modal-Verb-“Must”-in-Romanian|How to use the Modal Verb “Must” in Romanian]] & [[Language/Romanian/Grammar/The-Accusative-Case-in-Romanian|The Accusative Case in Romanian]].
== Regarding masculine and neuter: ==
Un (nominative/accusative) and unui (genitive/dative):
* "Friend" / prieten and "a child" is un prieten
* "Place" / loc and "a place" is un loc


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== Regarding feminine: ==
O (nominative/accusative) and unei (genitive/dative):
* "Bottle" / sticlă and "a bottle" o sticlă
* "Emergency" / urgenţe and "an emergency" / unei urgenţe


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==Other Lessons==
!'''<big>Indefinite Articles (a, an) Masculine</big>'''
* [[Language/Romanian/Grammar/Inclusive-Case-in-Romanian|Inclusive Case in Romanian]]
!'''ROMANIAN'''
* [[Language/Romanian/Grammar/How-to-Use-Be|How to Use Be]]
!'''Artigos Indefinidos (UM) Masculino'''
* [[Language/Romanian/Grammar/Useful-Verbs|Useful Verbs]]
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* [[Language/Romanian/Grammar/Possessive-Case-in-Romanian|Possessive Case in Romanian]]
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* [[Language/Romanian/Grammar/Gender|Gender]]
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* [[Language/Romanian/Grammar/Nouns|Nouns]]
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* [[Language/Romanian/Grammar/Plural-in-Romanian|Plural in Romanian]]
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* [[Language/Romanian/Grammar/Ordinal-Numbers-in-Romanian|Ordinal Numbers in Romanian]]
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* [[Language/Romanian/Grammar/Adjectives|Adjectives]]
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* [[Language/Romanian/Grammar/Prepositions|Prepositions]]
|Write (un) before the substantive finishes by consonant
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|Escreva (un) antes do substantivo terminado com consoante
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|HELP = AJUTOR
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|AJUDA = AJUTOR
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|A HELP = UN AJUTOR
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|UMA  AJUDA = UN AJUTOR
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|FRIEND = PRIETEN
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|AMIGO = PRIETEN
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|A FRIEND = UN PRIETEN
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|UM AMIGO = UN PRIETEN
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|YEAR = AN
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|ANO = AN
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|A YEAR = UN AN
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|UM ANO = UN AN
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|BROTHER = FRATE
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|IRMÃO = FRATE
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|A BROTHER = UN FRATE
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|UM IRMÃO = UN FRATE
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|PEN = STILOU
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|CANETA = STILOU
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|A PEN = UN STILOU
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|UMA CANETA = UN STILOU
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!'''<big>Indefinite Articles (a, an) Feminine</big>'''
!'''ROMANIAN'''
!'''Artigos Indefinidos (UMA) Feminino'''
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|FLOOR = PODEA
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|ANDAR (PRÉDIO) = PODEA
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|A FLOOR = O PODEA
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|UM  ANDAR (PRÉDIO) = O PODEA
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|BATHROOM = BAIE
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|BANHEIRO = BAIE
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|A BATHROOM = O BAIE
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|UM BANHEIRO = O BAIE
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|GIRL = FATĂ
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|GAROTA = FATĂ
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|A GIRL = O FATĂ
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|UMA GAROTA = O FATĂ
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Latest revision as of 23:19, 26 March 2023

Indefinite Articles in Romanian
Indefinite Articles in Romanian



Hello everybody,

In today's lesson you will learn how to use INDEFINITE ARTICLES in Romanian.

In Romanian the indefinite article is placed at the beginning of the noun.

Don't hesitate to look into these other pages after completing this lesson: Cases, Conditional Mood, How to use the Modal Verb “Must” in Romanian & The Accusative Case in Romanian.

Regarding masculine and neuter:[edit | edit source]

Un (nominative/accusative) and unui (genitive/dative):

  • "Friend" / prieten and "a child" is un prieten
  • "Place" / loc and "a place" is un loc

Regarding feminine:[edit | edit source]

O (nominative/accusative) and unei (genitive/dative):

  • "Bottle" / sticlă and "a bottle" o sticlă
  • "Emergency" / urgenţe and "an emergency" / unei urgenţe

Other Lessons[edit | edit source]