"Eu sunt o femeie."

Translation: I am a woman.

[Hector290697]

Portuguese also uses "Eu".
Interesting. :)

[paulovictormc]

But we spell it without the "y" in beginning. Romanians spell it like "yeu".

[HiMeCriss]

it's actually the other way around, it's spelled eu and it's pronounced ieu :)

[AlexaGbr9]

Se scrie "eu" si se pronunta "ieu"

[josedopatrocinio]

Thanks

[_ginzburg]

Well, both come from the Latin ego, so it doesn't come as a surprise.

[HiMeCriss]

I hate this audio... I'm Romanian and we sound nothing like this ':D

[TutorialeJ]

Wow I Like The Sound Like Eu Sunt O Femeie

[IrinaBalan9]

Si eu sunt romanca

[RDHall666]

What does this mean?

[HiMeCriss]

And I am a Romanian woman. She spelled it wrong though, it is supposed to be "Și eu sunt o româncă" :)

[logofat]

Slovakian use "Ja" writen "little bid" different from "Eu", but sounds almoust exactly the same "Ja"/"Jau":) Interesting even more since our language is not a member of the romance languages.

[ChillyPotato]

Audio sounds like "po femeie", got confused there for a second until I listened to the slow version, which does not have that problem.

[Gatu77]

So different from other Romance languages, where "sunt, sont" means "are".

[danbel4]

Sunt also means "are",
For example: Ele sunt femei means they are women.

[logofat]

Slovakian use "Ja" writen "little bid" different from "Eu", but sounds almoust exactly the same "Ja"/"Jau":) Interesting even more since our language is not a member of the romance languages.

[Mark121857]

Why is "I am a female" wrong, when it clearly says "o femeie" means a woman/a female, even though the word bank also has "female"available to use?

[oxbxy]

because "female" translates as "femelă" in romanian, while "woman" translates as femeie. maybe they marked it wrong because "femelă" in romanian is mostly use for animals.

[mara2002]

Nu se poate asa ceva. Eu sunt eu. Nu sunt un femeie,nu sunt o barbat, milsugi duolingule!

[oxbxy]

esti ok, mara?

[learningboat]

What's the difference between "o" and "un"

[oxbxy]

"o" is used for female subjects, "un" is used for male subjects