"a child"
Translation:un copil
11/19/2016, 11:08:50 AM
11 Comments
wyqtor
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Because it is a masculine noun, and those use 'un'. The feminine ones use 'o'.
11/19/2016, 12:16:53 PM
craaash80
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Oh, simple as that! Thanks, sorry for the "newbie" question :)
11/19/2016, 3:25:33 PM
wyqtor
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You can use „un copil” for both genders.
There is a feminine version of the noun, „o copilă”, but it is not used very often.
5/19/2017, 4:58:26 AM
AbigailCar992519
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That is not really an accurate answer to the question, for how do you know "copil" is masculine. If it is possible to reply, I would be very grateful. I truly am curious to know. Thank You!
1/29/2018, 7:48:56 PM
Maybe it's like how sometimes we say "him and I" and sometimes we say "him and me". It depends on the sentence.
6/4/2017, 8:34:01 PM
mhantsch
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I always thought Romanian does not use explicit definite and indefinite articles, but rather uses endings to indicate "definiteness" (i.e. -ul, -a) ?
1/11/2017, 8:02:54 AM
