"Eu nu sunt fată, sunt băiat."

Translation: I am not a girl, I am a boy.

[JesseBrack2]

I am confused about why 'o' and 'un' are left out of this sentence.

[tu.8zPhLD72zzoZN]

They do not require it here, but the article is required in English here.

[Jonatas135425]

As a native speaker of a romance language (Portuguese) we just dont need use the articles all the time. Its normal just to say "Eu sunt băiat" not saying the "un".

Ps: Romanian is a romance Language as well !!

[deactivated user]

Are there other instances where the article isn't required?

[HiMeCriss]

I am not very sure, but I think this works mostly with human-related things, such as: man, woman, girl, boy, teacher, worker, engineer etc.

[_Cochu]

Like in other Romance languages, they kinda work like adjectives meaning that you are a boy/girl/man/woman

[Dyanellis]

I put the right answer...? I have no idea why its saying something else. I checked it 3 diffrent times.