Breakdown of Urechea mea este roșie.
fi
to be (sunt, ești, este, suntem, sunteți, sunt)
roșu
red
meu
my [mea, mei, mele]
urechea
the ear
Questions & Answers about Urechea mea este roșie.
Why does urechea have an -a at the end?
Why is the order urechea mea instead of mea ureche?
In Romanian, words that show ownership like mea (my) almost always come after the noun they belong to. Furthermore, the noun itself must have the word "the" attached to it. So, to say "my ear", you literally say "the-ear my" (urechea mea).
I learned that the word for red is roșu. Why is it roșie in this sentence?
Adjectives in Romanian change their endings to match the gender of the noun they describe. Since ureche is a feminine noun, the basic masculine adjective roșu changes to its feminine form, roșie.
How do you pronounce the ș in roșie?
The letter ș (an s with a little comma mark underneath) sounds exactly like the "sh" in the English word "shoe".