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Romanian adjectives: agreement, position, comparison, and use as nouns
Romanian adjectives describe nouns and normally change for gender and number. This route assumes you can already identify both features in a noun. Start with agreement and form patterns, then move to position, definite constructions, comparison, and its irregular and lexical limits. Later stages reuse the forms from the first stage. The final stage uses cel, cea, cei, or cele with an adjective when context leaves the noun unspoken.
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Choose adjective forms by gender and number
- Romanian adjective agreementLearn how Romanian adjectives match nouns in gender and number, including the neuter pattern and common unchanged forms.CompletedA1
- Common Romanian adjective form patternsLearn the main Romanian adjective patterns and choose the form that matches a noun's gender and number.CompletedA2
Choose adjective position and build definite phrases
- Adjective position before and after the nounLearn when Romanian adjectives normally follow the noun and when they can come before it for emphasis.CompletedA2
- Definite adjectives with cel, cea, cei, and celeLearn how cel, cea, cei, and cele reinforce or identify an adjective after a definite Romanian noun.CompletedB1
Form comparatives and superlatives
- Comparatives with maiLearn how Romanian uses mai with an adjective to compare people and things, with agreement and natural comparison phrases.CompletedA2
- Relative and absolute superlativesLearn how Romanian ranks one noun as the most or least, and how it intensifies an adjective without making a ranking.CompletedB1