"Prăjiturile de banane sunt dulci și bune."
Translation:The banana cakes are sweet and good.
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I am from Romania, have lived here for more than 30 years, here is my take on this: - CAKE translate to "tort", a "tort" is a big cake (usually at one's birthday party).
With that knowledge at hand: - "Prajiturile de banane sunt dulci si bune" translates to "The banana cookies are sweet and good".
Prajituri = cookies, NOT cakes.
I think that cupcake option should not be accepted here. There is a Romanian word for ”cupcake” - brioșă. Prăjitură=cake
Why does dulci have the "i" ending and bune have the "e" ending when they are both describing plurals of the same noun? Sorry if this is a stupid question. I am just learning Romanian and have a lot of vocabulary but some things just aren't making sense.
different adjectives have different terminations and declinations. prăjitură dulce - prăjituri dulci. prăjitură bună - prăjituri bune.
The "i" at the end differentiates between the singular and the plural form of the word.
Dulce = one "thing is sweet" Dulci = multiple "things are sweet"
edit: how do I know? I'm a native.
There are different types of adjectives in Romanian. Check out https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/Appendix:Romanian_adjectives for a categorization (which I find much more satisfying than simply saying they must be learnt individually).
