"Astăzi eu citesc."

Translation: Today I read.

[rapuchan]

Is there a difference between "astăzi" and "azi"?

[razvan.marin]

They have the same meaning, but astăzi is more formal, but still used casually.

[rapuchan]

thank you

[Jake395]

Shouldn't "Today I'm reading" be accepted?

[jffoster]

'I'm reading today.' was counted as "incorrect". Why?

[SoftlyJazzMadrid]

I suppose they still haven't got around to adding it.

[SusieFrisc]

Wouldn't that translate as Eu citesc astăzi?

[RGanel]

Today I'm reading is definitely a correct answer! Fix it!

[Glenn_ski]

"Today I am reading" - reported. Let's see if it does any good.

[monkeyscience]

2021-08-27 - Nope.

[spam-boo-limbo]

2022-03-08 nope.

[Joe.T.]

Read can also be past tense, what about Cittesc?

[SusieFrisc]

The use of the same form, read, for present and past is specific here to English.

[186.Eb4to1LJgnhF]

While at present tense 1st and 3rd person happen to be the same, for the other tenses see https://www.conjugare.ro/romana.php?conjugare=citi