FSI Romanian Language Course
Master the Romanian Language Today
Romanian textbooks
There are around 104 pages of Romanian textbook language instruction.
This is a textbook course only, no audio is available.
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What is FSI Romanian Reference Grammar?
FSI Romanian Reference Grammar is unlike much of the other material from FSI in that it is simply a grammatical reference book rather than a coursebook designed to teach you the language.
It covers all the main aspects of Romanian grammar, including nouns, adjectives, adverbs, pronouns, verbs and more, so if you are learning Romanian with another coursebook or with a teacher, this book will be a useful backup to answer any grammar-related questions you have.
How was FSI Romanian Reference Grammar originally used?
FSI has been providing US diplomatic staff with language training for the best part of a century, and the FSI Romanian Reference Grammar book would have been given to students preparing to leave for postings in areas where Romanian is spoken.
This was never intended as a coursebook. Rather, it would have been given to students learning Romanian to give them a resource to turn to when they had queries concerning points of grammar in the language.
How can you use FSI Romanian Reference Grammar?
You can use this free Romanian reference grammar book exactly as it was intended – as a resource to turn to that can help you master the basics of Romanian grammar. It may be slightly dated now, but Romanian grammar hasn’t changed much since 1989 when this work was published, making it a useful guide you can rely on without needing to spend any money.
Taking it further
Of course, you can’t learn a language just by reading a grammar book – and you can’t master a language from coursebooks alone. This means that if you are trying to learn Romanian, you should take your new language skills and try them out “in the wild”. Look for native Romanian speakers to practice with, and above all, try to make using Romanian a part of your daily life. Then, when you do this, you will start to make rapid progress in this relatively easy but intriguingly exotic European language.