Workbooks for learning Romanian

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MGBalive Active member

Member since 11 April 2016

MGBaliveActive member20 January 2017 18:55:24

Hi!
I've already done all the Pimsleur lessons, and I'm using Duolingo for learning Romanian too, as well as obviously conversing with native speakers, but there are times like when I'm at work that I am obliged to just sit around and am not able to talk, and not able to use computers, but it's permissible to have a book.
So, I'm asking for recommendations of exercise books/workbooks, for learning Romanian...

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jxmk87 Member

Member since 26 May 2014

jxmk87Member23 January 2017 17:12:11

editura.uaic.ro/fisa-carte.php?id_d=d05&id_c=1045

This is more expensive, with multimedia support
Manual de limba romana ca limba straina. Nivelurile B1-B2

polirom.ro/catalog/carte/puls:-manual-de-limba-romana-ca-limba-straina-nivelurile-b1-b-4699/arunca_o_privire_cuprins_1.html

You can download the audio files from their site to have an idea of what you'll get
http://www.polirom.ro/news/PulsB1_audio.ZIP

If you don't need a printed text, you may find useful the Peace Corps Romanian grammar workbook
livelingua.com/course/peace-corps/Romanian_Grammar_Workbook

MGBalive Active member

Member since 11 April 2016

MGBaliveActive member23 January 2017 17:29:52

Hi
thanks,
I specifically was searching for an exercise book (have bought one now). I needed a book because I cannot do audio when I'm at work, or use a computer.

Robin & Sue Active member

Member since 18 June 2010

Robin & SueActive member01 February 2017 11:03:55

You could also try Rolang.ro. They run courses but also have an excellent course book which they'll sell you for home study, which comes with loads of exercises at the end of each chapter.

MGBalive Active member

Member since 11 April 2016

MGBaliveActive member01 February 2017 11:17:24

Thank you!

norniron Member

Member since 05 November 2016

nornironMember08 May 2017 15:04:51

Can you use your phone in work? There are some good apps available free.

MGBalive Active member

Member since 11 April 2016

MGBaliveActive member08 May 2017 21:50:23

No I can't use my phone at work. That's why I wanted a book. Also I use duolingo on my computer but it's not available on the phone for Romanian yet.

TrudiHigg Member

Member since 24 January 2018

TrudiHiggMember24 January 2018 13:07:08

https://www.amazon.co.uk/First-Romanian … ian+reader

I've moved onto the second reader. I think they're really helpful.

TrudiHigg Member

Member since 24 January 2018

TrudiHiggMember24 January 2018 13:08:07

Which book did you buy?

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anticariat-doamneiMember07 May 2019 05:39:39

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juliyabelyanevich Member

Member since 12 June 2023

juliyabelyanevichMember12 June 2023 10:51:33

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@MGBalive

what is the book name ? Was it useful ?

I am about to start studying Romanian

Cheryl Moderator

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CherylModerator12 June 2023 12:33:23

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Hello juliyabelyanevich,

You will have more chances to find the answer by starting a new thread on the Romania forum as this current thread has been inactive for some years now.

All the best,

Cheryl

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