Questions & Answers about Confirm rezervarea azi.
Because Romanian often drops the subject pronoun when it is clear from the verb form.
- confirm = I confirm
- so eu is not necessary
You can still say Eu confirm rezervarea azi if you want to emphasize I specifically, for example in contrast with someone else.
Confirm is the 1st person singular present tense of a confirma (to confirm).
So:
- (eu) confirm = I confirm
- (tu) confirmi = you confirm
- (el/ea) confirmă = he/she confirms
In this sentence, confirm tells you the subject is I.
Not all Romanian verbs ending in -a use the -ez pattern.
A confirma is conjugated like this:
- eu confirm
- tu confirmi
- el/ea confirmă
So confirm is the correct form. A learner may expect -ez, but that only happens with certain verbs, not all of them.