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Hello I saw that there were some people interested in learning Romanian and I thought it would be fun to start a "Word of the day" thread with Romanian words. So, the first word: floare - flori (plural) flower - noun (feminine) Am primit o floare. I have received a flower. Floarea mea este albastră. My flower is blue. Grădina este plină de flori. The garden is full of flowers.