romanian

adjective (Romanian); noun (a Romanian, Romanians; Romanian — the language)

«romanian» in the English dictionary: everyday — its meanings, how the lessons use it, and examples, each with its tree on Mova.

Everyday

adjective From or belonging to Romania, a country in south-eastern Europe. tree →
noun A person from Romania. tree →
noun The language of Romania, which comes from Latin like Italian, French and Spanish. tree →

In the lessons

In geography lessons Romania has the Carpathian mountains and the Danube delta; its capital is Bucharest. Many Romanian families live in the UK, Ireland and Canada. Romanian is a Romance language. The Dracula legend is set in Transylvania, a region of Romania. Phrases: «the Romanian language».

Examples

She speaks Romanian and English at home. tree →
Romanian is a language that comes from Latin. tree →
Bucharest is the Romanian capital. tree →
Our new classmate is Romanian. tree →
Romanian dishes include sarmale, cabbage rolls. tree →
Transylvania is a region in Romania. tree →

Note

Capital R. Not the same as «Roman» (ancient Rome) or «Romani» (the Roma people, who live in many countries).

On Mova

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