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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.  
== Introduction ==
 
In this lesson, we will dive into the world of work and business in Romanian. As you progress in your language learning journey, it becomes essential to expand your vocabulary to include words and phrases related to workplaces, jobs, and business communication. Whether you are planning to work in Romania or simply interested in understanding the Romanian work culture, this lesson will equip you with the necessary tools to communicate effectively in professional settings.
 
The lesson is structured as follows:
 
1. Overview of Work and Business in Romania
2. Vocabulary for Job Titles and Professions
3. Workplace and Office Vocabulary
4. Business Communication Phrases
5. Cultural Insights: Work Culture in Romania
6. Exercises and Practice Scenarios
7. Solutions and Explanations
 
Let's get started!
 
== Overview of Work and Business in Romania ==
 
Romania is a country with a diverse economy, ranging from agriculture to manufacturing, IT, and services. The Romanian workforce is highly educated and skilled, with a strong emphasis on technical and scientific fields. In recent years, Romania has become an attractive destination for foreign investments, leading to a growing number of multinational companies operating in the country.
 
When it comes to the Romanian language, it is essential to understand the vocabulary and phrases used in work and business contexts to navigate professional environments successfully. Whether you are looking for a job, attending a business meeting, or simply conversing with colleagues, having a strong foundation in work-related vocabulary will greatly enhance your communication skills.
 
Let's explore the specific vocabulary and phrases you need to know to excel in the world of work and business in Romania.
 
== Vocabulary for Job Titles and Professions ==


== Business and Workplace Vocabulary ==
When talking about jobs and professions, it is important to know the words for different job titles and professions. Here are some commonly used Romanian words for job titles and professions:
Below are some Romanian words and phrases that you might encounter in work and business contexts:


{| class="wikitable"
{| class="wikitable"
! Romanian !! Pronunciation !! English
! Romanian !! Pronunciation !! English Translation
|-
| angajat || /an.ga'ʒat/ || employee
|-
| șef || /ʃef/ || boss
|-
| manager || /man'a.d͡ʒer/ || manager
|-
|-
| birou || /bi.ˈrow/ or /bi.ˈɾow/ || office
| director || /di'rec.tor/ || director
|-
|-
| companie || /kom.pɑ.ˈni.e/ || company
| medic || /me'mik/ || doctor
|-
|-
| afacere || /a.fa.ˈt͡ʃe.re/ || business
| avocat || /a.vo'kat/ || lawyer
|-
|-
| angajat || /an.ga.ˈʒat/ || employee
| profesor || /pro.fe'sor/ || professor
|-
|-
| șef || /ʃef/ || boss
| inginer || /in'd͡ʒi.ner/ || engineer
|-
| artist || /ar'tist/ || artist
|-
| actor || /'ak.tor/ || actor
|-
| muzician || /mu.ʦi'ʧi.an/ || musician
|-
| arhitect || /ar'hi.tect/ || architect
|}
 
Feel free to practice pronouncing these words and their meanings. It's important to familiarize yourself with the pronunciation to ensure effective communication in Romanian-speaking work environments.
 
== Workplace and Office Vocabulary ==
 
To effectively communicate in a workplace, it is crucial to know the vocabulary related to offices and workspaces. Here are some essential Romanian words and phrases related to workplaces:
 
{| class="wikitable"
! Romanian !! Pronunciation !! English Translation
|-
| birou || /bi'rou/ || office
|-
| biroul meu || /bi'roul meu/ || my office
|-
| coleg || /ko'leɡ/ || colleague
|-
| echipă || /e'ki.pa/ || team
|-
| proiect || /proi'ekt/ || project
|-
| întâlnire || /ɨn'tɨɫni.re/ || meeting
|-
| client || /'kli.ent/ || client
|-
|-
| întâlnire || /ɨn.tɨl.ˈni.re/ || meeting
| contract || /'kon.trakt/ || contract
|-
|-
| proiect || /pro.ject/ || project
| salariu || /sa.la'ri.u/ || salary
|-
|-
| cerere || /t͡ʃe.ˈre.re/ || request
| CV (curriculum vitae) || /'ku.ri.ku.lum vi'ta.e/ || CV (curriculum vitae)
|-
|-
| rezolvare || /re.zolv.ˈa.re/ || solution
| interviu || /in.ter'vi.u/ || interview
|-
|-
| contract || /kon.trakt/ || contract
| angajare || /an.ga'ʒa.re/ || hiring
|}
|}


Here are some useful phrases for business and workplace communication:
These words will help you navigate conversations related to workspaces, colleagues, projects, meetings, and more.


* 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.)
== Business Communication Phrases ==
* 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 ==
Business communication requires a specific set of phrases and vocabulary to convey ideas effectively. Here are some common Romanian phrases that can be used in various business settings:
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:


{| class="wikitable"
{| class="wikitable"
! Romanian !! Pronunciation !! English
! Romanian !! Pronunciation !! English Translation
|-
| Bună ziua! || /'bu.nə 'zi.wa/ || Good day!
|-
| Vă rog! || /və roɡ/ || Please.
|-
| Mulțumesc! || /mul.ʦu'mesʲk/ || Thank you.
|-
|-
| job || /d͡ʒob/ || job
| Cu plăcere! || /ku 'pla.ce.re/ || You're welcome!
|-
|-
| loc de muncă || /lok de mun./ || workplace
| Cum vă numiți? || /kum və 'nu.miʦʲtʲ/ || What is your name?
|-
|-
| curriculum vitae || /kur.rɪk.uˈlum viˈta.e/ || CV
| Mă numesc... || /mə 'nu.mesk/ || My name is...
|-
|-
| interviu || /in.ter.vju/ || interview
| Aș dori să vorbesc cu... || /aʃ 'do.ri sə 'vor.besk ku/ || I would like to speak with...
|-
|-
| poziție || /po.zi.ˈt͡sie/ || position
| Vă rog să așteptați un moment. || /və roɡ sə aʃ'tep.tətsʲ un mo'ment/ || Please wait a moment.
|-
|-
| experiență || /ek.pe.riˈen.tsə/ || experience
| Aș dori să fac o programare. || /aʃ 'do.ri sə fak o pro.ɡra'ma.re/ || I would like to make an appointment.
|-
|-
| salariu || /sa.la.ˈri.u/ || salary
| Când puteți programa o întâlnire? || /kɨnd pu.'te.tsʲ pro.ɡra'ma.ra o ɨn'tɨɫni.re/ || When can you schedule a meeting?
|-
|-
| contract de muncă || /kon.trakt de mun./ || employment contract
| Vă rog să-mi trimiteți un e-mail. || /və roɡ sə'mi tri'mi.te.tsʲ un 'e.mail/ || Please send me an email.
|-
|-
| concediu || /kon.t͡ʃe.di.u/ || vacation
| Cu plăcere! Ne vedem mâine. || /ku 'pla.ce.re ne ve'dem mɨ'ne/ || You're welcome! See you tomorrow.
|}
|}


Here are some phrases that may come in handy during a job search or application:
These phrases will come in handy during business meetings, phone calls, emails, and other forms of professional communication.
 
== Cultural Insights: Work Culture in Romania ==
 
Understanding the work culture in Romania is essential for anyone planning to work or do business in the country. Here are some cultural insights related to work in Romania:
 
1. Punctuality: Punctuality is highly valued in Romanian work culture. It is essential to arrive on time for meetings and appointments.
 
2. Formality: In the workplace, Romanians tend to be more formal, especially when addressing superiors or clients. It is customary to use titles and last names when speaking with someone in a higher position.
 
3. Hierarchy: Romanian work culture places importance on hierarchical structures. Managers and supervisors are expected to provide clear instructions and guidance to their subordinates.
 
4. Networking: Building professional relationships and networks is crucial in Romania. Attending industry events and conferences can greatly enhance your career prospects.
 
5. Work-Life Balance: While work is important, Romanians also value their personal lives. It is common for employees to take their annual leave and enjoy their free time.
 
6. Small Talk: Romanians often engage in small talk before getting down to business. It's a way to build rapport and establish a friendly atmosphere.
 
Understanding these cultural nuances will help you navigate the Romanian work environment more effectively.
 
== Exercises and Practice Scenarios ==
 
Now, let's put your knowledge to the test with some exercises and practice scenarios. Translate the following sentences from English to Romanian:
 
1. She is a doctor.
2. I have an interview tomorrow.
3. Can I make an appointment?
4. Our team is working on a new project.
5. Could you please send me an email?
 
== Solutions and Explanations ==
 
Here are the solutions and explanations for the exercises:
 
1. Ea este medică.
  - The word for "doctor" in Romanian is "medic," and the feminine form is "medică."
 
2. Am un interviu mâine.
  - "Interview" in Romanian is "interviu," and "mâine" means "tomorrow."


* Sunt în căutarea unui loc de muncă. (I'm looking for a job.)
3. Pot face o programare?
* Am experiență în această domeniu. (I have experience in this field.)
  - "Make an appointment" in Romanian is "face o programare." The question form is "Pot face o programare?"
* 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 ==
4. Echipa noastră lucrează la un proiect nou.
Business etiquette is important to know when conducting business in Romania. Here are some tips:
  - "Our team" translates to "echipa noastră." "Is working" is "lucrează," and "on a new project" is "la un proiect nou."


* Always address people using their title and surname, unless they invite you to use their first name.
5. Puteți să-mi trimiteți un e-mail, vă rog?
* Business is conducted more formally in Romania, so dress conservatively and arrive on time.
  - "Could you please send me an email?" translates to "Puteți să-mi trimiteți un e-mail, vă rog?"
* 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 ==
== 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!


== Sources ==
Congratulations! You have completed the "Work and Business" lesson in our Complete 0 to A1 Romanian Course. You have learned essential vocabulary and phrases related to workplaces, jobs, and business communication in Romanian. Practice using these words and phrases in real-life situations to enhance your language skills. Keep up the good work, and continue exploring the fascinating world of Romanian language and culture!
* [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Romanian_language Romanian Language]
* [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Business_customs_by_country#Romania Business Customs in Romania]


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==Sources==
* [https://www.17-minute-languages.com/en/romanian-business-language-course/ Business Romanian (2023) - 17 Minute Languages]
* [https://www.researchgate.net/publication/329131113_DICTIONAR_TERMINOLOGIC_DE_AFACERI_ENGLEZ_-_ROMAN_ENGLISH-ROMANIAN_DICTIONARY_OF_BUSINESS_TERMINOLOGY Dicţionar terminologic de afaceri englez - român. English-Romanian ...]
* [https://cyberleninka.org/article/n/625963 Investigating Romanian EFL Students' Perceptions Regarding the ...]
==Other Lessons==
* [[Language/Romanian/Vocabulary/Adjectives-in-Romanian|Adjectives in Romanian]]
* [[Language/Romanian/Vocabulary/Numbers-and-Counting|Numbers and Counting]]
* [[Language/Romanian/Vocabulary/Count-from-1-to-10|Count from 1 to 10]]
* [[Language/Romanian/Vocabulary/How-to-say-Good-Bye?|How to say Good Bye?]]
* [[Language/Romanian/Vocabulary/Science-and-Technology|Science and Technology]]
* [[Language/Romanian/Vocabulary/Cardinal-Directions-(Direcţii-cardinale)|Cardinal Directions (Direcţii cardinale)]]
* [[Language/Romanian/Vocabulary/Environment-and-Ecology|Environment and Ecology]]
* [[Language/Romanian/Vocabulary/Health|Health]]
* [[Language/Romanian/Vocabulary/Things-in-Romanian|Things in Romanian]]
* [[Language/Romanian/Vocabulary/Animals|Animals]]


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RomanianVocabulary0 to A1 Course → Intermediate Romanian Vocabulary → Work and Business

Introduction[edit | edit source]

In this lesson, we will dive into the world of work and business in Romanian. As you progress in your language learning journey, it becomes essential to expand your vocabulary to include words and phrases related to workplaces, jobs, and business communication. Whether you are planning to work in Romania or simply interested in understanding the Romanian work culture, this lesson will equip you with the necessary tools to communicate effectively in professional settings.

The lesson is structured as follows:

1. Overview of Work and Business in Romania 2. Vocabulary for Job Titles and Professions 3. Workplace and Office Vocabulary 4. Business Communication Phrases 5. Cultural Insights: Work Culture in Romania 6. Exercises and Practice Scenarios 7. Solutions and Explanations

Let's get started!

Overview of Work and Business in Romania[edit | edit source]

Romania is a country with a diverse economy, ranging from agriculture to manufacturing, IT, and services. The Romanian workforce is highly educated and skilled, with a strong emphasis on technical and scientific fields. In recent years, Romania has become an attractive destination for foreign investments, leading to a growing number of multinational companies operating in the country.

When it comes to the Romanian language, it is essential to understand the vocabulary and phrases used in work and business contexts to navigate professional environments successfully. Whether you are looking for a job, attending a business meeting, or simply conversing with colleagues, having a strong foundation in work-related vocabulary will greatly enhance your communication skills.

Let's explore the specific vocabulary and phrases you need to know to excel in the world of work and business in Romania.

Vocabulary for Job Titles and Professions[edit | edit source]

When talking about jobs and professions, it is important to know the words for different job titles and professions. Here are some commonly used Romanian words for job titles and professions:

Romanian Pronunciation English Translation
angajat /an.ga'ʒat/ employee
șef /ʃef/ boss
manager /man'a.d͡ʒer/ manager
director /di'rec.tor/ director
medic /me'mik/ doctor
avocat /a.vo'kat/ lawyer
profesor /pro.fe'sor/ professor
inginer /in'd͡ʒi.ner/ engineer
artist /ar'tist/ artist
actor /'ak.tor/ actor
muzician /mu.ʦi'ʧi.an/ musician
arhitect /ar'hi.tect/ architect

Feel free to practice pronouncing these words and their meanings. It's important to familiarize yourself with the pronunciation to ensure effective communication in Romanian-speaking work environments.

Workplace and Office Vocabulary[edit | edit source]

To effectively communicate in a workplace, it is crucial to know the vocabulary related to offices and workspaces. Here are some essential Romanian words and phrases related to workplaces:

Romanian Pronunciation English Translation
birou /bi'rou/ office
biroul meu /bi'roul meu/ my office
coleg /ko'leɡ/ colleague
echipă /e'ki.pa/ team
proiect /proi'ekt/ project
întâlnire /ɨn'tɨɫni.re/ meeting
client /'kli.ent/ client
contract /'kon.trakt/ contract
salariu /sa.la'ri.u/ salary
CV (curriculum vitae) /'ku.ri.ku.lum vi'ta.e/ CV (curriculum vitae)
interviu /in.ter'vi.u/ interview
angajare /an.ga'ʒa.re/ hiring

These words will help you navigate conversations related to workspaces, colleagues, projects, meetings, and more.

Business Communication Phrases[edit | edit source]

Business communication requires a specific set of phrases and vocabulary to convey ideas effectively. Here are some common Romanian phrases that can be used in various business settings:

Romanian Pronunciation English Translation
Bună ziua! /'bu.nə 'zi.wa/ Good day!
Vă rog! /və roɡ/ Please.
Mulțumesc! /mul.ʦu'mesʲk/ Thank you.
Cu plăcere! /ku 'pla.ce.re/ You're welcome!
Cum vă numiți? /kum və 'nu.miʦʲtʲ/ What is your name?
Mă numesc... /mə 'nu.mesk/ My name is...
Aș dori să vorbesc cu... /aʃ 'do.ri sə 'vor.besk ku/ I would like to speak with...
Vă rog să așteptați un moment. /və roɡ sə aʃ'tep.tətsʲ un mo'ment/ Please wait a moment.
Aș dori să fac o programare. /aʃ 'do.ri sə fak o pro.ɡra'ma.re/ I would like to make an appointment.
Când puteți programa o întâlnire? /kɨnd pu.'te.tsʲ pro.ɡra'ma.ra o ɨn'tɨɫni.re/ When can you schedule a meeting?
Vă rog să-mi trimiteți un e-mail. /və roɡ sə'mi tri'mi.te.tsʲ un 'e.mail/ Please send me an email.
Cu plăcere! Ne vedem mâine. /ku 'pla.ce.re ne ve'dem mɨ'ne/ You're welcome! See you tomorrow.

These phrases will come in handy during business meetings, phone calls, emails, and other forms of professional communication.

Cultural Insights: Work Culture in Romania[edit | edit source]

Understanding the work culture in Romania is essential for anyone planning to work or do business in the country. Here are some cultural insights related to work in Romania:

1. Punctuality: Punctuality is highly valued in Romanian work culture. It is essential to arrive on time for meetings and appointments.

2. Formality: In the workplace, Romanians tend to be more formal, especially when addressing superiors or clients. It is customary to use titles and last names when speaking with someone in a higher position.

3. Hierarchy: Romanian work culture places importance on hierarchical structures. Managers and supervisors are expected to provide clear instructions and guidance to their subordinates.

4. Networking: Building professional relationships and networks is crucial in Romania. Attending industry events and conferences can greatly enhance your career prospects.

5. Work-Life Balance: While work is important, Romanians also value their personal lives. It is common for employees to take their annual leave and enjoy their free time.

6. Small Talk: Romanians often engage in small talk before getting down to business. It's a way to build rapport and establish a friendly atmosphere.

Understanding these cultural nuances will help you navigate the Romanian work environment more effectively.

Exercises and Practice Scenarios[edit | edit source]

Now, let's put your knowledge to the test with some exercises and practice scenarios. Translate the following sentences from English to Romanian:

1. She is a doctor. 2. I have an interview tomorrow. 3. Can I make an appointment? 4. Our team is working on a new project. 5. Could you please send me an email?

Solutions and Explanations[edit | edit source]

Here are the solutions and explanations for the exercises:

1. Ea este medică.

  - The word for "doctor" in Romanian is "medic," and the feminine form is "medică."

2. Am un interviu mâine.

  - "Interview" in Romanian is "interviu," and "mâine" means "tomorrow."

3. Pot face o programare?

  - "Make an appointment" in Romanian is "face o programare." The question form is "Pot face o programare?"

4. Echipa noastră lucrează la un proiect nou.

  - "Our team" translates to "echipa noastră." "Is working" is "lucrează," and "on a new project" is "la un proiect nou."

5. Puteți să-mi trimiteți un e-mail, vă rog?

  - "Could you please send me an email?" translates to "Puteți să-mi trimiteți un e-mail, vă rog?"

Conclusion[edit | edit source]

Congratulations! You have completed the "Work and Business" lesson in our Complete 0 to A1 Romanian Course. You have learned essential vocabulary and phrases related to workplaces, jobs, and business communication in Romanian. Practice using these words and phrases in real-life situations to enhance your language skills. Keep up the good work, and continue exploring the fascinating world of Romanian language and culture!

Table of Contents - Romanian Course - 0 to A1[edit source]


Greetings and Introductions


Pronouns and Verbs


Numbers and Time


Adjectives and Adverbs


Family and Friends


Prepositions and Conjunctions


Food and Drinks


Questions and Negations


Locations and Directions


Plurals and Articles


Hobbies and Activities


Romanian Culture and Traditions


Imperatives and Requests


Travel and Transportation


Romanian Geography and History


Sources[edit | edit source]



Other Lessons[edit | edit source]