"He goes towards the boy."

Translation: El merge către băiat.

[CeilidhMac3]

What is the difference between către and spre?

[GregG131641]

None

[TomRuffles]

Same question - goes towards the dog uses inspre, here it is către.

[Gigachad1453]

I still don't understand the difference from this example.

[I92P2]

What is the difference between către and inspre ???

[GregG131641]

None

[Giovanni260701]

As my mothertongue friend explained me, "înspre" means that you are kinda walking towards the object you put after it, while "către" and "spre" don't

[Andrei926539]

That is not correct. All three are synonyms.

ÎNSPRE prep. 1. (Cu sens local) Spre, către, la. 2. (Temporal și modal) Spre, către, pe (la). – În + spre.

[MizoBst]

The boy = Băiatul ?
"The" is equivalent to "ul" in Romanian .

[relox84]

The definite article is not used after a preposition (except for the preposition cu), so we say "către băiat" and not "către băiatul"

[pmonkelban]

The correct choice for me was "Se duce către băiat." What is the difference between "Se" and "El" ?

[LouisSepdekdu]

"se" is a reflexive pronoun. Think of it as meaning "him/her/itself". Translated word for word, "se duce" is "leads himself".