"Masa este goală."

Translation: The table is empty.

[dieprinzessin]

empty

Gender - singular - plural

Masculin - gol - goi

Feminin- goală - goale

Neutru - gol - goale

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• Cu mâna goală = a) fără nici un dar, fără nici un ban; b) care nu are (sau neavând) nici o armă asupra sa -- Empty handed = a) without any gift, with no money; B) who does not have (or does not have) any weapon on him

from Wikționar

[Andrei926539]

Not really. The masculine and feminine forms are correct, but the neuter one has different meanings and it's form is:

Gol - Goluri - meaning goals like in sport or "goluri de aer" - air pocket (like the ones planes experience).

[listenthink]

In Bulgaria we have a sentence: Гола маса (gola masa), which means the same, naked, empty table. So interesting :)

[LouisKelly5]

Wonder if English word GOAL has the same roots as it also describes an empty space!

[SapphireF]

Not sure, but Slavic languages use the root extensively. Serbian "go" = naked, Czech "holý" = bare...

[RhiannonP1]

The hint is missing from the hover over. I have reported it.

[Anita210593]

I suppose they made it empty ob purpose because the word literally means "empty"

[traindrivermark]

A table cannot be empty. It should be clear or bare.

[MmeHibou1]

In English- the table is bare. Empty implies that things could be put in the table. In English things are put on the table. I expect this use of empty is a simplification starting out from the Romanian, but I am guessing that.

[-Francessca-]

What?

[Caro19761]

My Romanian boyfriend heard the sentence and first thought Duolingo was saying " his mother is naked". He then proceeded to warn me to pronounce "masa" with the good accent on the "a"s because that makes all the difference.