"un șnițel, două șnițele"

Translation: a schnitzel, two schnitzels

[dieprinzessin]

un șnițel - a schnitzel ( n sg indef)

șnițelul - the schnitzel ( n sg def)

șnițele - schnitzels ( n pl indef)

șnițelele- the schnitzels ( n pl def)

[Inga89619]

I'm not sure if the plural really needs an 's'!

[LarissaBarba]

In South America we have never even heard about schnitzels, I have to check the grammar every time. Is it a commom food in Romania?

[-Afina-]

Do you really don't know what it is or do you just don't know the term Schnitzel ? Maybe escalope tells you more? Just in case - it gets mostly cut from the topside/gammon slipper but you can use other parts and chicken- or turkeybreasts as well. It's cut really thin and gets tenderized with a meat hammer. Afterwards it's often breaded (first flour, than egg, than breadcrumbs) and fried.
It's not only common in Romania but I would say all over Europe. Austria is famous for its Wiener Schnitzel.

[LarissaBarba]

I really don't know what is, I had to google it. It is not a thing on South America.

[IanWitham1]

Schnitzels are thin steaks, breaded and fried. They are common in Central Europe. British butchers know what they are.

[DreDizzy]

it really sounds like she says doi, not doua