Romanian

In Romanian, the phrase for “hello, my friend” is Salut, prietene. The phrase is a friendly greeting used when addressing a friend.

The English phrase “best friend” is translated into Romanian as cel mai bun prieten. The phrase is used to describe an especially close and trusted friend.

The Romanian word for tomorrow is mâine. mâine is used to refer to the day after the present day. It functions as both an adverb and a noun.

The English phrase “good morning, how are you?” is translated into Romanian as Bună dimineața, ce mai faci?

The English word “zero” is translated into Romanian as zero. zero is used as a cardinal number to denote the value before 1.

To say “take care” in Romanian, use ai grijă. ai grijă is used as an interjection when saying good-bye.

The Romanian word for stop is stop. The verb stop means not to continue.

The English word bull translates to Romanian as taur. The word taur is a masculine noun used to describe an uncastrated adult male bovine.

To calm down in Romanian is calmează-te. The phrase is used to instruct someone to become less excited.

You smell in Romanian is miroși, and to make clear you mean a bad smell, say Miroși urât.