"Ea se plânge foarte mult."

Translation: She complains very much.

[nfmonteiro]

Sadly, "The lady doth protest too much, methinks", isn't an allowed translation :-)

[EmmaBee2001]

Am crezut ca plange este cries????? Nu complains. Sunt confuz

[BenYoung84]

Cred ca "plange" este cry și "se plange" este complain

[186.Eb4to1LJgnhF]

In Romanian the reflexive form "a se plânge" changes meaning: to complain, to express dissatisfaction or unhappiness.

See https://dexonline.ro/definitie/pl%C3%A2nge

[EmmaBee2001]

Mersi

[EmmaBee2001]

I don't think so because adding "se" only makes the verb reflexive present tense. It doesn't change the meaning completely.

[ionradu4]

she is complaining a lot de ce nu merge?

[Lacusta]

Would that not be just 'Ea se plânge mult'?

[BenYoung84]

That should definitely be accepted. The distinction between foarte mult and just mult doesn't appear to be as prominent in English translations.

[LABv7L1N]

'She complains a lot' would be more usual

[Drew979435]

'a lot' is a better english translation than 'very much' in this sentence

[Jeffrey136200]

I agree completely.