"a asculta"

Translation: to listen

[dieprinzessin]

a asculta - to listen

1 Sg - ascult

2 Sg - asculți

3Sg – ascultă

1Pl - ascultăm

2Pl - ascultați

3Pl – ascultă

[joavegaco]

It's curious because "auscultar" in spanish means when the doctor uses the stethoscope to listen the human body sounds

[J.C.M.H.]

That is because Spanish auscultar is the learned doublet of Spanish escuchar; escuchar and Romanian a asculta have the same origin: Latin AUSCULTARE 'to listen'. Likewise, Italian and Portuguese have the learned doublets auscultare and auscultar of ascoltare and escutar respectively.

[29.bs6s0/UnanYNp]

Cf. Italian and Portuguese.

[Cris_Nico]

Does the infinitive of the verb truly not have an accent on the final 'a'?

I cannot here a difference between the infinitive and the 3rd person case.