"Eu sunt bărbat."

Translation: I am male.

[ScottSendm]

The Romanian phrase is missing an indefinite article as in the English translation. It should read, Eu sunt un bărbat.

[Monique687649]

Thanks for the clarification!

[Hatch-Slack]

It doesn't miss anything. It is a correct sentence.
Don't get confused by similarities of Romanian and English.
The Romanian syntax is really different and is much more complicated than it seems (sorry, but it's true).

[WestleyT]

I put "i am man" because of this and was marked wrong

[Hatch-Slack]

Eu sunt bărbat means that I have all the general qualities of a man (biologically, psychologically or both).

Eu sunt un bărbat means that ”I am a man” and it can have more interpretations: I am a man like many others, I am a man (from a specific group of men) etc. In some contexts it might be understood like the first sentence.

So, from en->ro: ”I am a man” can mean both ”Eu sunt bărbat/Eu sunt un bărbat.”

In Romanian, there are general statements that gives a general qualification to the subject like:
Eu sunt elev. - I am a pupil.
Ea este profesoară. - She is a teacher/professor.

https://gramaticalimbiiromane.ro/sintaxa/sintaxa-propozitiei/predicatul/numele-predicativ/

[FrPartheni1]

I am hearing "o" before "bărbat" in the audio.

[razvan.marin]

You are correct. I think it's a glitch with how the audio for sunt got cut.