WORDS
THE HOUSE
House
(haus)
= casă
Garage
(gherigi)
= garaj
Chimney
(şimni)
= coş
Roof
(ru:f)
= acoperiş
Room
(ru:m)
= cameră
Door
(do:r)
= uşă
Window
(uindou)
= fereastră
Wall
(uăl)
= perete
Ceiling
(siling)
= tavan
Floor
(flor)
= podea
Hall
(ho:l)
= hol
Bedroom
(bedru:m)
= dormitor
Living room
(living ru:m)
= sufragerie
Kitchen
(chitciăn)
= bucătărie
Bathroom
(batsru:m)
= baie
Curtain
(cărtăn)
= perdea
Drape
(dreip)
= draperie
Furniture
(fărniciăr)
= mobilă
Chair
(ceăr)
= scaun
Table
(teibăl)
= masă
Armchair
(armceăr)
= fotoliu
Sofa
(sofa)
= canapea
Bed
(bed)
= pat
Wardrobe
(uardrob)
= şifonier
Shelf
(şelf)
= raft
Lamp
(leamp)
= veioză
Light bulb
(lait balb)
= bec
Painting
(peinting)
= tablou
Carpet
(carpet)
= covor
Gate
(gheit)
= poartă
Fence
(fens)
= gard
Dustbin
(dastbin)
= coş de gunoi
Stairs
(steărs)
= scări
PARTS OF THE BODY
head
(hed)
cap
hair
(heăr)
păr
face
(feis)
faţă
eye
(ai)
ochi
eyelash
(aileaş)
geană
eyebrow
(aibrou)
sprănceană
nose
(năuz)
nas
ear
(iăr)
ureche
cheek
(ci:c)
obraz
chin
(cin)
bărbie
forehead
(forhed)
frunte
lip
(lip)
buză
mouth
(maus)
gură
tongue
(tong)
limbă
tooth, teeth
(tu:s ti:s)
dinte, dinţi
skin
(schin)
piele
neck
(nec)
gāt
shoulder
(şoldăr)
umăr
finger
(fingăr)
deget de la mānă
hand
(hend)
mānă
wrist
(rist)
īncheietură
arm
(arm)
braţ
elbow
(elbou)
cot
stomach
(stomeac)
stomac
back
(beac)
spate
knee
(ni:)
genunchi
leg
(leg)
picior
toe
(tău)
deget de la picior
heel
(hi:l)
călcāi
foot, feet
(fu:t fi:t)
laba piciorului
body
(bodi)
corp
rain (rein) = ploaie
storm (storm) = furtună
thunder (tandăr) = tunet
lighting (laiting) = fulger
sky (scai)= cer
cloud (claud) = nor
at the farm (ăt dă farm) = la fermă
horse (hors) = cal
cow (cau) = vacă
pig (pig) = porc
sheep (şip) = oaie
lamb (leamb) = miel
rabbit (reabit) = iepure
turkey (tărchi) = curcan
goose (gus) = gāscă
puppy (papi) = căţeluş
donkey (danchi ) = măgar
ducklin (daclin) = răţuşcă
cock (coc) = cocoş
hen (hen) = găină
chicken (cicăn) = pui de găină
kitten (chităn) = pisicuţă
day (dei) = zi
night (nait) = noapte
sunrise (sanraiz) = răsărit
sunset (sanset) = apus
rainbow (reinbău) = curcubeu
wind (uind) = vānt
at the zoo (ăt dă zu:) = la grădina zoologică
elephant (elifănt) = elefant
parrot (pearot) = papagal
snake (zneic) = şarpe
monkey (manchi) = maimuţă
turtle (tărtăl) = broască ţestoasă
camel (chemăl) = cămilă
eagle (igăl) = vultur
owl (ouăl) = bufniţă
zebra (zibra) = zebră
croc (croc) = crocodil
giraffe (giairaf) = girafă
bear (beăr) = urs
fox (fox) = vulpe
wolf (ulf) = lup
tiger (taigăr) = tigru
lion (laiăn) = leu
TEXTS
A young man, hired by a supermarket, reported for his first day of work. The manager greeted him with a warm handshake and a smile, gave him a broom and said, "Your first job will be to sweep out the store."
"But I'm a college graduate," the young man replied indignantly.
"Oh, I'm sorry. I didn't know that," said the manager. "Here, give me the broom - I'll show you how."
The final word on nutrition and health.
It's a relief to know the truth after all those conflicting medical studies.
The Japanese eat very little fat and suffer fewer heart attacks than the British or Americans.
The French eat a lot of fat and also suffer fewer heart attacks than the British or Americans.
The Japanese drink very little red wine and suffer fewer heart attacks than the British or Americans.
The Italians drink excessive amounts of red wine and also suffer fewer heart attacks than the British or Americans.
The Germans drink a lot of beers and eat lots of sausages and fats and suffer fewer heart attacks than the British or Americans.
CONCLUSION: Eat and drink what you like. Speaking English is apparently what kills you.
And THAT's the final word!!!