"Fiica mea dorește un cățel."

Translation: My daughter wants a puppy.

[Monica684041]

Fiica mea VREA un catel == My daughter WANTS a puppy

Fiica mea DORESTE un catel == My daughter WISHES FOR a puppy

[Lauren189]

The recording here makes it sound like she is saying na instead of mea.

Edit: Okay, it only sounds like na when you listen to the slow version...

[snayar]

I’ve noticed that I ALWAYS mess up “mea” because they seem to pronounce it like “na”. Can’t tell if that’s really how it’s suppowed to sound

[AnitaSim1]

'na' is not really used in Romanian. So you can be pretty sure it's 'mea' ;)

[Stephen305160]

This should be "wishes for" not just "wishes" (maybe this is a problem only on the mobile app)

[Steve660836]

Come on Duolingo, it's "a puppy", never "one puppy".

[AnitaSim1]

In Romanian she wishes a puppy. They use like that. Does not exist wish for :)