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Mersi! That's what I thought. In the audio it sounds "disert".
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Agreed with both. It should be "de-sert" but in this lesson sounds like "di-sert"
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Etimologie (desert, plural deserturi)
Din franceză dessert.
Pronunție
AFI: /de'sert/
(Declension chart in Romanian Wiktionary)
From Wikționar: https://ro.wiktionary.org/wiki/desert
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Thanks. Couldn't find the link on the English Wiktionary.
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You are welcome. Sometimes I see the information about gender in Romanian Wiktionary too. In this case the chart indicates n. meaning genul neutru.
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Yeah I figured out that much. It just had not come to my mind to search in a Romanian Version of Wiktionary. It is so important to keep track of the gender of every word you learn in this course. I didn't realize this in the beginning...
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I think Andrew meant that in everyday usage "pudding" is accepted to mean "dessert" in British English. Think Pink Floyd's "if you don't eat your meat you can't have any pudding!"
