Questions & Answers about Tăiați carnea mai repede!
How do I form the plural command tăiați (cut!) from the dictionary form a tăia?
For plural commands (talking to a group), Romanian keeps it simple: the imperative is exactly the same as the present tense! Since "you all cut" is voi tăiați, the command "Cut!" is just Tăiați!
Does Tăiați always mean I'm telling multiple people to cut the meat?
I know carne means "meat". Why does it become carnea here?
To say "the meat", Romanian attaches the definite article to the end of the word. For feminine nouns that end in -e (like carne), the "the" ending is -a, making it carnea.
In English we say "faster" with an "-er" ending. How does Romanian handle this with mai repede?