"Ele mănâncă cina."

Translation: They eat the dinner.

[Sierra451105]

Cina is similar to Spanish "Cena"

[Hector290697]

Qie bien. :)

[dj___]

It actually sounds kinda alike as “dinner”, I’m sure it’s from the same root…

[gluadys]

Romanian often seems to use the definite article where English omits it. Could this be translated as "They eat dinner" ? In English this would be correct for a general statement e.g. "They usually eat dinner at 6." "the dinner" of course would refer to a particular dinner.

[MrtonPolgr]

And the other way around too, actually. "Copilul este la masă."

[Hector290697]

que Sorry. Had a long day at work.

[ngel41311]

Could it be translated as 'they are having dinner'?