"Eu nu mănânc înghețată cu zahăr."

Translation: I do not eat ice cream with sugar.

[Amanesse77]

Does ''gh'' represent any particular sound?

[Sollihein]

Gh sounds like a hard g (before consonants or a, o, u). Normally used before e or i to retain the hard sound (as in give, get, ghetto) instead of the soft g sound (as in giraffe, German)

[kendricbeachey]

Sugarless ice cream? What's the point?

[MariTinman]

Diabetics? Something is better than nothing.

[Sollihein]

who does? (I take it this means eating ice cream with sugar on the side, as opposed to eating ice cream that contains sugar)

[PirvuOctavian97]

mate... i don't think the author of this marvelous phrase thought it through when he/she wrote it... so why should we? (even though in romanian it can mean both your answers)

[RoboticRocketeer]

Frozen iaurt maybe? haha.

[Martino64415]

Only with garlic or mustard.

[summered.and...]

right! :)

[SebiSeb3]

At the end Duo raises his voice weirdly and had no axent. And I have the Romain keyboard on my phone.