Learn Romanian with Nico - Lesson 33: The Adjective (4 Forms) Video Lecture | Learn Romanian: A Complete Guide - Russian

hi and welcome to me this lesson so you
guys asked me to show you a list of
useful adjectives but the thing is I
didn't show you the grammar behind it
and I thought that it would be maybe
even more useful to do that first and
then in future lessons to show you
adjectives list if you've been watching
my lessons you know by now that nouns in
Romanian have a gender and a number so
they can either be masculine user or
family because there are three genders
in Romanian and they can stay in the
singular or plural so the same thing
applies to adjectives
whenever you use an adjective with a
noun the adjective will have the same
gender and the same number as the now
the next important thing you should know
about Romanian adjectives and then they
can have four firms two forms three
forms I cannot count four forms three
forms two forms or just one form which
means some Romanian adjectives are
invariable so they have the same form
for both numbers and all three genders
so what I'm going to do in this lesson
let's talk about the adjectives that
have four forms because these adjectives
are most frequent in Romania adjectives
that have four forms usually end in a
consonant or you in the masculine and
neuter singular first I'm going to talk
about the adjectives that end in a
consonant to build a feminine form in
the singular you just add a okay to
build the masking floral you add e
and to build the feminine and neuter
plural you add a now let me give you an
example so that you understand what I
mean
good buna one bunet so you see what
happen you have your basic form Boone
stands in a constant then you add a in
the feminine singular you add e in the
masculine plural and you add a in the
feminine neuter
now let me tell you what happens to the
other adjectives that end in the
masculine and neuter singular in you or
ooh
so what you need to do first when
building the other forms is to eliminate
that qu and then add the normal endings
I'm gonna give you an example for you to
understand this better let's take mundo
the feminine form will be Mundra the
masculine plural form will be windy and
neuter plural form will be London there
are many vowel and consonant other
nations or changes happening inside an
adjective but I'm only going to talk
about the most frequent ones and let's
start with a consonant alternations if
you don't know what consonant and vowel
alternations are I'm going to link you
down below to this Q&A video where I
explain they stop consonant alternations
usually happen in the masculine
when you add the ending e so I'm gonna
give you some examples at the Virata
and the Virata Devaraj at the Virata
Kyle Kyle Kyle Kyle a diverse diversa
diverse diverse a priest Trista preached
three-step okay now let's see some vowel
alternations there are quite many of
them but I am only going to show you two
which are most frequent vowel
alternations usually occur in case of
feminine forms but this is no rule it's
more like a tendency from or from Martha
from wash from Martha Quinn check in
chatter in chats on Jetta
there is nothing I have to specify with
regards to adjective usage in Romanian
and that is adjectives are normally used
after nouns not in front of them like
you do in English I'm just going to give
you some ramble ramble yeah I've been
running quite a lot today I mean some
random examples
Oh karta interesante Carta interesante
also be a question and subject on
fashion and niche the project or daily
trusted Brigitte O'Neill at the
literature niche the copy vessels copy
vessel alrighty this is it for now
and really hope you enjoyed it and if
you have any questions please feel free
to contact me please hockey