"Femeia mănâncă carne de porc."

Translation: The woman eats pork.

[TonyCuraao]

Correct translation should be "The woman eats pork meat"

[WarsawWill]

I don't know about AmE, but in BrE, we say "pork".

[LovLviv]

Could it not be, "the woman eats pork meat". This was marked as wrong.

[Coldyham]

In English we have two words, pig, and pork (meat of pig). Porc in Romanian means pig, so 'carne de porc' is 'meat from pig', or Pork in English

[Hector290697]

"De". Also used in Spanish, French, and Portuguese. I'm thankful to be Latino. :)

[Tilemur]

There is a problem of pronunciation : pork must be tell [pOrk] and not [pUrk] in romanian ...

[GianPaoloB373196]

sunt de acord cu tine!

[passionfruit12]

why couldn't it just say porc? why did it have to be meat of pork

[razvannikolas]

Because in Romanian we don't have words that distunguish the actual PIG (animal) from its meat (PORK). So it would be really weird to say Femeia mănâncă porc because it would sound like she literally just went out and started eating the animal alive.

[GeoMan2]

Actually, colloquial, we say just porc, like english.

[passionfruit12]

LOL duly noted.

[RamiSandid1]

Ew.

[BodAnna3]

Este pronunțat greșit purk