Questions & Answers about Regele rămâne indiferent.
In Romanian, the definite article is usually attached to the end of the noun, not placed before it as a separate word.
- rege = king
- regele = the king
So Regele rămâne indiferent means The king remains indifferent.
Regele is pronounced approximately REH-jeh-leh.
A few helpful points:
- g before e is pronounced like the j in judge
- the stress is usually on the first syllable here: RE-ge-le
- the final -le is pronounced clearly, not swallowed
Rămâne is the 3rd person singular present tense of the verb a rămâne, which means to remain or to stay.
So:
- eu rămân = I remain
- el/ea rămâne = he/she remains
In this sentence, it agrees with regele, which is singular.