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Learn Hardcore Romanian: Trimitem formularul complet. - We send the complete form.

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/Trimitem formularul complet.

Trimitem formularul complet.

Word

Trimitem formularul complet.

Meaning

We send the complete form.

Part of speech

sentence

Pronunciation

Course

Hardcore Romanian

Lesson

Training for a charity run with friends

Breakdown of Trimitem formularul complet.

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Questions & Answers about Trimitem formularul complet.

What is trimitem grammatically?

Trimitem is the 1st person plural present tense form of the verb a trimite = to send.

So:

eu trimit = I send
tu trimiți = you send
el/ea trimite = he/she sends
noi trimitem = we send
voi trimiteți = you all send
ei/ele trimit = they send

In this sentence, trimitem means we send or we are sending, depending on context.

Why isn’t there a separate word for we?

Romanian often drops subject pronouns because the verb ending already shows who is doing the action.

Here, -em in trimitem tells you the subject is we.

So:

Trimitem formularul complet. = We send / We are sending the complete form.
Noi trimitem formularul complet. also means the same thing, but noi is added only for emphasis, contrast, or clarity.

This is similar to Spanish or Italian, and unlike English, where the subject usually has to be stated.

Why is it formularul and not formular?

Formularul is the definite form of formular.

formular = a form
formularul = the form

Romanian usually adds the definite article to the end of the noun, instead of putting a separate word like the in front.

So:

formular = form
formularul = the form

That ending -ul is the masculine/neuter singular definite article here.

Why does complet come after formularul?

In Romanian, adjectives often come after the noun.

So:

formular complet = complete form
formularul complet = the complete form

This is very normal word order in Romanian. English usually puts adjectives before the noun, but Romanian often places them after it.

Why is it complet and not completul?

Because when the adjective comes after a noun that is already definite, the adjective normally stays in its basic form.

So:

formularul complet = the complete form

The definiteness is already shown by formularul, so the adjective does not also need a definite ending here.

If the adjective comes before the noun, Romanian can mark the adjective as definite instead:

completul formular

But that word order is less neutral and can sound more emphatic, stylistic, or formal. The most natural basic version here is formularul complet.

Why is it complet and not completă?

Because formular is a neuter noun, and in the singular, neuter nouns behave like masculine nouns.

The adjective has to agree with the noun, so in the singular you get:

masculine/neuter singular: complet
feminine singular: completă

Compare:

formular complet = complete form
cerere completă = complete request/application

So complet is the correct agreeing form for formular.

Does Trimitem mean we send or we are sending?

It can mean either, depending on context.

Romanian present tense often covers both:

we send
we are sending

So Trimitem formularul complet could mean:

a general present action
an action happening now
sometimes even a near-future action, depending on the situation

Romanian does not always make the same strict distinction that English makes between simple present and present continuous.

Does complet mean complete or completed/filled in?

Usually complet means complete, entire, or full.

If you want to say a form has been filled in, Romanian more often uses completat:

formular completat = completed / filled-in form

So:

formularul complet usually means the complete form
formularul completat usually means the filled-in form

In real life, context matters, but this distinction is useful to know.

Could the word order be changed?

Yes, but the basic neutral order here is very natural:

Trimitem formularul complet.

Some other possibilities are:

Noi trimitem formularul complet. = adds emphasis to we
Formularul complet îl trimitem. = more marked, used for emphasis or contrast

Romanian allows more flexibility than English, but different word orders can sound more emphatic, literary, or contrastive. For a learner, Trimitem formularul complet is the safest standard version.

Why isn’t there a pe before formularul?

Because pe is not normally used with an inanimate direct object like formularul.

Romanian often uses pe with:

people
personal names
pronouns
certain highly specific animate objects

Examples:

Îl vedem pe Andrei. = We see Andrei.
Îl trimitem pe el. = We send him.

But with an inanimate noun:

Trimitem formularul. = correct
Trimitem pe formularul. = not correct

So no pe is needed here.

How is the sentence pronounced?

A simple pronunciation guide is:

Trimitem formularul complet
tree-MEE-tem for-moo-LA-rul kom-PLET

A few notes:

tr in trimitem is pronounced clearly, not like English ch
i in trimitem is a real vowel sound
r in Romanian is usually rolled or tapped
stress is roughly on:
- triMItem
- formuLARul
- comPLET

Even though there are no special Romanian letters here, the sounds are still a bit different from English.

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