"Ioana este scundă și slabă."

Translation: Ioana is short and slender.

[dieprinzessin]

Weak – thin - skinny

Gender - singular - plural

Masc. - slab - slabi

Feminin- slabă - slabe

Neutru - slab - slabe

[dieprinzessin]

short

Gender - singular - plural

Masc. - scund - scunzi

Feminin- scundă - scunde

Neutru - scund - scunde

[JoseContesa]

Why is the name translated?

[dieprinzessin]

German speakers think of 'schlapp' - that helps to remember slabă

[Thomas_Slo]

It's even easier for Slovenian speakers - slab-slaba-slabi-slabe :)
It means "bad" though. ;)

[hohohohohoho]

Most Slavic languages has the same word for it, so Russian is more likely to help:)

[VistorUlui]

Slabi just means "weak" in Russian.

[AgentofCarp]

Ioana is also Joan, which is the female form of John. It should be accepted in addition to Jane.

[FernandoXXVI]

Is my imagination or Romanian ă sounds like polish ą?

[JohnMcCull501442]

why is "slab" skinny, thin and weak ? These are 3 different concepts, not necessarily inclusive, a skinny or a thin man can be quite strong.

[jess862822]

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[Christian748662]

Really? Making someone fail for not translating the name?