Article at the end
A Latin language with a twist: the article sits at the end of the word, and letters like ă, â, î, ș, ț matter. Lina corrects them gently.
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Learn Romanian by speaking it. 🇷🇴
Don't just memorize words. Have real conversations with Lina — order coffee and a covrig in Bucharest, shop at the market, spend Easter with your bunica. Like a tutor, but for $7 a month.
30 min/day voice • Report card after every chat • No download
See Lina in action
Lina plays a barista in Bucharest
LinaBună ziua! Ce doriți?Good afternoon! What would you like?
YouAș vrea o cafea și un covrig, vă rog.I'd like a coffee and a pretzel, please.
LinaImediat! Cu lapte sau fără?Right away! With milk or without?
✅ “Aș vrea...” = perfect - the polite “I would like”
💡 Tip: Romanian puts the article at the end of the word: o cafea (a coffee), cafeaua (the coffee).
Why Romanian is different
Tu vs dumneavoastră
Use dumneavoastră (polite you) with elders and strangers, tu with friends.
Real life, not textbook
Markets, mici and beer, trains, Easter and Christmas with family — not just "the cat is on the table."
What you'll learn
- Week 1Greetings + introductions - bună, ce mai faci?, mă numesc
- Week 2Café + market - ordering, prices
- Week 3Family + respect - tu vs dumneavoastră, family words
- Week 4Daily life - trains, directions, phone calls
5 phrases you'll speak today
A free preview. Press ▶ to hear each one, then say it out loud.
- 1Bună!Hi!
- 2Ce mai faci?How are you?
- 3MulțumescThank you
- 4Mă numesc...My name is...
- 5Cât costă?How much does it cost?
Conversations with Lina work in Romanian today. The phrasebook, stories and podcasts are in Spanish and German so far; more languages are coming.
Free vs paid for Romanian
FREE
- Read this page
- The 5 phrases above
- 1 free text demo with Lina (3 min)
PAID · $7/mo
- 30 min/day voice with Lina in Romanian
- Unlimited text chat
- Full report cards
- Full phrasebook
- Unlimited vocabulary garden
Romanian questions
Is Romanian hard?
Easy if you know Italian, Spanish or French; the endings take practice.
Romania or Moldova?
It's the same language; Lina can explain local words.
Can I learn for my family?
Yes — popular with Romanian families in Italy, Spain and the UK.
Can I type without diacritics?
Yes — Lina understands and writes the correct ă, â, î, ș, ț.