Eu beau apă dimineața.

I drink water in the morning.

Breakdown of Eu beau apă dimineața.

• apa: the water
• eu: I
• dimineața: in the morning
• a bea: to drink

Questions & Answers about Eu beau apă dimineața.

Why is Eu included in Eu beau apă dimineața? Is it necessary?

Romanian is a pro-drop language, meaning the verb ending already tells you the subject. In beau, the -u ending marks 1st person singular (“I”). Therefore, Eu is optional and only added for emphasis or clarity. Simply saying Beau apă dimineața still means “I drink water in the morning.”

How do we conjugate a bea in the present tense?

Here’s the present‐tense conjugation of a bea (to drink): • eu beau – I drink
• tu bei – you drink
• el/ea bea – he/she drinks
• noi bem – we drink
• voi beți – you (plural) drink
• ei/ele beau – they drink

Why is there no indefinite article o before apă?

Apă (water) is an uncountable, mass noun in Romanian. Uncountable nouns don’t take the indefinite article un/​o. You would only say o apă if you mean “a (single bottle/glass of) water” in a very specific context, but generally apă stands alone.

Do we need the direct‐object marker pe before apă?

No. The particle pe marks definite, animate direct objects (usually people). Since apă is inanimate and indefinite here, pe is not used. You simply say beau apă, not beau pe apă.