Eu aș vrea să mergem departe în weekend, dacă avem destul timp.

In Romanian, after verbs of desire (like aș vrea), you use să + the verb in the subjunctive (conjunctiv) to link the two clauses.

• să mergem = “that we go” (subjunctive mood).
  Notice that for the first-person plural, the subjunctive form mergem looks identical to the present indicative. Context (the să) tells you it’s subjunctive.

The main clause subject is eu (“I”), but the subordinate clause subject is we (“us”). You’re saying “I would like that we go…”.

• Main clause: Eu aș vrea (“I would like…”)
• Subordinate clause: să mergem (“…that we go…”)

You can drop Eu because Romanian verbs are conjugated for person and number.

• With Eu aș vrea, you add Eu for emphasis or clarity.
• Without it: Aș vrea să mergem… sounds perfectly natural and is very common in speech.

departe is an adverb meaning “far.” You can pair it with any verb of movement or action to indicate distance:

• a merge departe – to go far
• a cărări departe – to wander far
• a privi departe – to look into the distance

You can also strengthen it with modifiers: foarte departe (“very far”), prea departe (“too far”).

Both în weekend and pe weekend are used colloquially, but:

• în weekend is more standard in Romanian, treating the weekend as a time period.
• pe weekend is an influence from English “on the weekend” and is common in informal speech.
  You won’t hear la weekend – that would be incorrect.

destul means “enough.” In avem destul timp, it functions as a determiner before the noun. It agrees only when used adjectivally inside destul de + adjective/adverb:

• destul timp – enough time (no agreement)
• destule minute – enough minutes (feminine plural)
• destul de greu – fairly difficult (here destul is an adverb and invariable)

Romanian often uses the present indicative in conditional sentences to talk about future conditions (Type I conditional):

• Dacă avem destul timp (în weekend), (vom) merge departe.
  You could also use the future in the “if” clause (dacă vom avea), but the present is more common and sounds more natural in everyday speech.

You can swap verbs or tweak the mood:

• More formal/polished: Mi-ar plăcea să plecăm departe în weekend, dacă vom avea timp suficient.
• More casual: Mi-aș duce prietenii departe weekendul ăsta, dacă avem timp.
  You can replace aș vrea with mi-ar plăcea, mergem with plecăm, or weekend with weekendul ăsta to adjust register.