"She does not eat English meat."

Translation: Ea nu mănâncă carne englezească.

[Jake_78343]

How do you know when to use engleză (limbă engleză) and when to use englezească?

[coto.i]

englez (masculine noun) / englezoaică (feminine noun) = English man / English woman

englez (masculine adjective) / engleză (feminine adjective) = belonging to or regarding England or the United Kingdom or the English people --- used mostly with concepts involving people:

• poporul englez = the English people

• limba engleză = the English language

• echipa engleză = the English team

englezesc (masculine adjective) / englezească (feminine adjective) --- used mostly with objects:

• motor englezesc = English engine

• mașină englezească = English car

• mâncare enlezească = English food

[Chibirexy]

Thank you! That's super helpful

[Maarten529965]

She's still concerned about Creutzfeld-Jacob desease...

[Paul387206]

I heard the paperwork has gotten rather complicated these days for some unknown reason ...

[AlphaMale2099]

Unless I'm mistaken, isn't "carne" masculine? Why not "englezesc"?

[paranb]

Looks like it's feminine. "O carne", not "un carne".