Questions & Answers about Vocea ei este liniștită.
Because vocea means the voice, while voce just means voice.
Romanian usually puts the definite article at the end of the noun:
- voce = voice
- vocea = the voice
So vocea is the noun voce with the attached definite article -a.
In Romanian, when a noun is followed by a possessor, the noun is usually made definite.
So:
- vocea ei = her voice
- literally, this is closer to the voice of her
This is very normal Romanian structure:
- cartea mea = my book
- casa lui = his house
- vocea ei = her voice
So the definite form here is exactly what you should expect.
Here, ei means her.
In this sentence, it shows possession:
- vocea ei = her voice
A more literal breakdown is:
- vocea = the voice
- ei = of her
So ei comes after the noun and tells you who the voice belongs to.