Questions & Answers about Poliția descoperă baza.
Because Romanian usually puts the definite article at the end of the noun instead of using a separate word like the.
So:
- poliție = police / police force
- poliția = the police
In this sentence, poliția is the subject: the police discover(s) the base.
It is a feminine singular noun in form.
A good approximation is po-lee-TSEE-a.
A few useful points:
- ț is pronounced ts, like in cats
- ia at the end is usually pronounced as two syllables: i-a
- the stress is on ți: po-li-ȚI-a
So poliția is roughly po-li-TSEE-a.
Descoperă is the 3rd person singular present tense form of the verb a descoperi, meaning to discover.
So it can mean:
- discovers
- is discovering
depending on context.
Here it agrees with the singular subject poliția.
Related forms:
- eu descopăr = I discover
- tu descoperi = you discover
- el/ea descoperă = he/she discovers