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Questions & Answers about Ana găsește calea.
Why is it calea and not just cale?
Because calea is the definite form of the noun.
- cale = way / path / road
- calea = the way / the path / the road
In Romanian, the definite article is usually added to the end of the noun, instead of being a separate word like the in English.
So:
- o cale = a way
- calea = the way
What form is găsește?
găsește is the 3rd person singular present tense form of the verb a găsi = to find.
Here is the relevant pattern:
- eu găsesc = I find
- tu găsești = you find
- el/ea găsește = he/she finds
So in Ana găsește calea, găsește agrees with Ana, which is a singular subject.
Does găsește mean only finds, or can it also mean is finding?