"Ei au trăit mult și bine până au obosit!"

Translation: They lived long and well until they got tired!

[Pickle1116]

Shouldn't the answer be ”they lived long and well until they got tired"?

[razvan.marin]

This seems to be the main translation. What did you see? Note that multiple solutions can be accepted and we don't see them all here.

[Pickle1116]

Ah, well, this one has definitely been changed, which is great. It used to say "they lived long and good..." Thanks for answering

[DavidRomanH]

That was the translation offered for the individual word 'mult' rather than a lot. It prompted me to change my answer from the correct one I had put :(

[KevinSmith777042]

Why not alternatively 'before' they got tired.

[D3XT3RY0NuT]

The first verb has to be "They had lived" which translates as "Ei trăiseră" in Romanian. The past perfect (mai mult ca perfectul) expresses a past action which occured before another past action. That is why you cannot use "before" in this sentence.

In the same time, I think that past perfect would fit much better this sentence.