Romanian voice over, natively reviewed.

Romanian is a Romance language surrounded by Slavic and Hungarian neighbours. Romanian and Moldovan audiences speak the same language with local vocabulary.

Accents and variants of Romanian.

Standard Romanian
The Bucharest-based standard used in national media and training.
Moldova
The Romanian of Moldova, with some Russian-influenced vocabulary and a local accent.
Transylvanian colour
A light accent for audiences in the north-west.

What a native Romanian reviewer checks.

Tu or dumneavoastră
Dumneavoastră is the formal form and the usual choice for business.
Articles at the end of words
Romanian adds the article to the noun, so inserted names and nouns must take the right ending.
English loanwords
How terms such as email and software are said, which varies by industry.

Writing for Romanian.

Latinate and English vocabulary
Both exist, and technical content often mixes them. Pick one convention and keep it.
Diacritics
The letters ș and ț are not audible, but a script with missing diacritics is a sign of a careless translation.
Moldova wording
Some words differ in Moldova. Check the script against the market.

Romanian voice over: questions.

Is Moldovan a separate language?

In everyday life it is Romanian. The accent and some words differ, so for Moldova we cast a local voice.

Is Romanian easy to produce from Italian or Spanish?

The languages are related but not mutually intelligible. A script adapted from them needs a native writer.

Tell us your Romanian project.

Tell us your content, languages and timing on one short page. A producer replies.

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