"Voi beți suc la prânz."
Translation:You drink juice at lunch.
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I've noticed the audio sometimes abruptly ends without properly finishing. Does anyone seem to have this problem too?
Yes, especially on the word "prânz" I feel like I'm struggling to pronounce this word cause I'm not really sure how it ends.
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Here too. I'm having lots of trouble with this voice. Made me think I suck at hearing Romanian lol!
It's because the developers just copy and paste the words together which is why it just doesn't sound correct or incomplete. Instead they should have recorded someone pronouncing the whole sentence
i typed "ar" instead of" at "and the whole translation was considered as wrong !! I thought DUO could make the difference between a typo and a gramatical mistake !
Etymology (suc)
Borrowing from Latin sucus through French suc.
Pronunciation
IPA: [suk]
Noun
suc n (plural sucuri)
1) juice
From Wiktionary: https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/suc
(n means neuter gender)
SORRY : in FRENCH SUCUS is JUS. not SUC. Romanian comes directly from Latin NOT FROM FRENCH ( French is my language) .
Sorry but 'suc' is a french word, albeit only used in a few specific fields like cooking and biology. I agree it's rarely used in every day language though.
c'est correct. je pense que je ne l'ai plus entendu depuis mes années de lycée il y a 62 ans de cela ! Mais je pense que le mot roumain vient du latin, pas du français. c'est plus logique.
A noun doesn't need to be definite when preceding a preposition, as I understand it.
Could this translate to "You drink juice for lunch.", as in juice is all I have for lunch?
Can I say: you drink juice at lunchtime? because Duolingo said I'm wrong.