"un băiat"

Translation: a boy

[ScottMcdaniel1]

this is fun and easy

[Robino78]

i love doulingo

[Meganbrayt1]

A lot of English people complain that Irish has a lot of vowels. They obviously have never seen Romanian.. Or Finnish for that matter.

[Nimajita]

Have seen both. Am not English. Still complaining about Irish because the use of vowels is mildly infuriating.

[ZacharieBo5]

I agree with the Finnish part completely

[oxbxy]

what? romanian has a,e,i,o,u the basic and î, â, ă. thats all.

[GrumpyPB]

It didn't give me the option to add the accented a

[ChristianB819590]

Romanian is amazing. And super easy for people.

[ReubenFC]

Fun and SO Easy!

[shinewithinyou]

yup! Sure is!

[merzgzel]

Which gives "a boy" meaning in Romanian? un băiat or o băiat? I am confused

[oxbxy]

un baiat, because "un" is for male pronouns, such as a boy, a male, a man, and "o" is for female pronouns, such as a female, a girl, a woman.

[merzgzel]

Because in one sentence he accepted "un băiat" and in the other sentence he said "o băiat" Duolingo

[MarkDunshe1]

Un and O? What is the difference between them

[Definetly_Bo1710]

"Un" means "A" in a masculine form, while "O" is the feminine form. So if you wanted to say: "A girl", you would say: "O fata"

[ADHS18]

Face tu știu eu sunt indian

[PoriPopirc]

Se vede

[CristiMari863983]

Tysa

[CristiMari863983]

Crisri

[CristiMari863983]

Csom

[merzgzel]

I think the two are right

[Andrew785407]

It's very easy