"I do not give you a book, I give you a cat."

Translation: Ție nu îți dau o carte, eu îți dau ție o pisică.

[teec16]

Ție nu îți dau o carte, eu îți dau ție o pisică. Is very complicated form. No romanian speaks or writes like that. The correct and easy form is : Nu iti dau o carte , iti dau o pisica.

[Nastyushko]

Yes. In Romanian ,,eu" maybe can to be excluded

[OJCBK]

I am very confused. Sometimes the stressed form comes before the unstressed and sometimes after the verb. But I do not understand when to use which placement. I just tried eu ție îți dau o pisică but it was wrong. But the previous question required I place it after the verb not before the unstressed. Is it just that the computer does not accept a correct (but perhaps not used by native speakers) answer, or is there some place where I can learn how to properly place them?

[Gantenbain]

the same problem and no one answer to my query. I found only one form in my grammar books - before and after key verb :(

[grizzo94]

Lol we got to appreciate the fact that no one took the time to write down a table with these words on the tips section. These minor courses should be more collaborative by letting the users to propose useful contributions to them.

[MargoHadna]

Can somebody please tell me, why eu îți dau ție? Why not eu ție dau o pisică?

[ana508507]

Because "eu îți dau" means "i give you. We don't say often that "ție" from the end. And what you sayd means " I you give a cat ". I hope I answered what you wanted to know (°~°)

[Iris-92]

"ție" is the stressed form, and you cannot use that one without the unaccented form "îți" as well. So it's either "eu îți dau o pisică" or "eu îți dau ție o pisică".

[jrkibby]

I'm assuming this is correct for the "voi" form of you, but how would one say this with the "tu" form? I've tried everything I can think of and they all come up as wrong.

[Iris-92]

"îți" and "ție" are the forms for "tu". For "voi", you would use "vă" and "vouă".

[jrkibby]

What on earth was I thinking?!? Thank you for clearing my brain fog.

[Michaellub653582]

I think this is the stressed form. Is this right? Is it the stressed form?

[ElRiXIV]

I do not give you a book is translated into <<Eu nu iti dau tie ocarte>>

[ana508507]

Yes, just there is a space between "o" and "carte" ;)

[Sergiu596131]

There is missing an "o"

[lebo_bebo]

Is it always necessary to repeat the pronouns in each half of this type of sentence - or is it just because it is the stressed form?

[ana508507]

Well you don't have to repeat the pronoun from the end from this sentense, it shows again that I give YOU a cat (i don't scream that "you")

[lebo_bebo]

But would that emphasis already be implied due to the repeated pronoun, in the first half of the sentence? Or do both halves need 2 pronouns when we are emphasis who we are giving something to?

[IzaMariaNi]

I don't even know why i'm taking this course because i'm already romanian

[olb38]

For fun may be

[olb38]

For fun may be

[Daniela430153]

In romana se subînțelege pronumele-eu. Ada ca este corect răspunsul meu.