"The man speaks English."
Translation:Bărbatul vorbește engleza.
November 25, 2016
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Patrick154626
1035
Omul do not be translate all the time by human. The title of a book from Mr Maigret is translate with : "Omul de pe stradă." And when you want to speak from a man that you've seen in the street, you can say "Acest Omul" or more popular "Omul ăsta". "Omul de zapadă" , " Omul invisibil" ... A movie: "Omul ăsta e nebun"...
"a vorbi". The etymology is uncertain: Wiktionary leans towards the Latin verbum, the DEX leans towards the Slavic dvorĭba.
Grandilocuente
1862
wow ! It really resembles Verbum ! Thats's it I believe. Italian French and Catalan used lat. Parolare ( parlare, parler, parlar) , and Spanish and Portuguese used Fabolare ( hablar, falar) and Romanian Verbum( a vorbi ) :D