Romanian

salut is the Romanian phrase for “hello”. salut is a versatile informal greeting used with friends or peers that can mean both “hello” and “goodbye”.

The English word “apple” is măr in Romanian. măr refers to the fruit of the Malus domestica tree.

In Romanian, “my friend” is translated as prietenul meu. The phrase refers to a person with whom one has a bond of mutual affection and trust.

The Romanian phrase for “happy name day” is La mulți ani.

The English word “grandma” is translated into Romanian as bunică. bunică is the informal term for grandmother.

The English phrase “happy national day” is translated into Romanian as La mulți ani de Ziua Națională.

The Romanian word for Monday is luni. luni is used to refer to the day of the week. It can function as a noun or as an adverb to mean “on Monday”.

The English word “time” can be translated into Romanian as timp. The word timp is used to refer to a measurement of a quantity of time.

The English phrase “hurry up” is translated into Romanian as grăbește-te. Use this phrase when you want someone to go faster.

The English phrase “I will do it” is translated into Romanian as o voi face.