"Ana are două torturi."

Translation: Anne has two cakes.

[0Daro0]

Torturi sounds like tortures :D

[Lurch_M]

Torturi really is tortures, if you put the accent on the second syllable, as in "tor-TURI".
But I only like "TOR-turi". :P

[0Daro0]

In Polish it's "tortury" :) But turtles is "żółwie", so no resemblance here

[TobyBartels]

And cakes?

[TobyBartels]

That must be a source of much humour in Romania!

[HiMeCriss]

YES ! It's called an omonim, which means that 2 words are written the same but pronounced differently. I'll use stresses to show you the difference. Tórturi means cakes, but tortúri means tortures ;)

[S1-Blade]

So in plurals is the "i" typically is almost silent?

[HiMeCriss]

Not silent, but short ! Unlike Italian, final I-s are short :) Keep this in mind if you don't want to make funny mistakes :D