"Your book is English."

Translation: Cartea voastră este englezească.

[MacAnNeul]

My wife is Romanian and she said she would use "engleză" over "englezească" too.

[jonquille22]

why not "Cartea ta... " ?

[David-Herron]

"cartea ta este englezeasca" is accepted -- so it's that stupid insistence on englezeasca

[Renardo_11]

It was accepted for me just now.

[LarissaBarba]

Why voastra but not "ta"?

[Coriander18]

Im sure when i started this course engleza was accepted. Now lots of things have changed. Very confusing.

[LouisKelly5]

Is it possible to use just Englez in this sentence or am i still not grasping some romanian grammar? ;)

[--Narcisz--]

I wouldn't use englezească, that sounds strange to me, but I would use engleză. They should accept it.

[Wes708337]

Carte is feminine, englez is the masculine form of the adjective.

[David-Herron]

"cartea ta este engleza" should be accepted

https://context.reverso.net/translation/english-romanian/Your+book+is+English.