257 Romanian words of level A2
Төменде A2 деңгейіндегі Romanian лексикасының толық, санатталған тізімі берілген. Жалпы етістіктерді, зат есімдерді және сын есімдерді транскрипциясы, мақалалары және ағылшын тіліндегі аудармалары арқылы үйреніңіз.
A2 дегеніміз не? Elementary
A2 builds on the basics. You can deal with routine tasks, describe your background, and talk about everyday topics in simple terms.
A2 сайтында не істей аласыз
- ✓Communicate in simple, routine tasks needing a direct exchange of information
- ✓Describe your background, immediate environment and daily routine
- ✓Understand frequent expressions about family, shopping, work and your local area
- ✓Understand the main point in short, clear messages and announcements
- ✓Read and find specific, predictable information in daily materials like advertisements and menus
Сын есім
/fajn/
nice
/seriˈos/
seriously
/moˈa.le/
soft
/raˈpid/
fast
/lent/
slow
/fruˈmos/
beautiful
/ɨnˈtɨ.i/
first
/uˈrət/
ugly
/kuˈrat/
clean
/al tre.iˈle.a/
third
/murˈdar/
dirty
/ulˈtimul/
last
/fu.ri.os/
angry
/o.boˈsit/
tired
/boˈɡat/
rich
/səˈrak/
poor
/fi.eˈka.re/
every
/puˈternik/
strong
/eˈɡal/
equal
/slab/
weak
/si.gur/
safe
/pe.ri.ku.lus/
dangerous
/tə.kut/
silent
/im.porˈtant/
important
/puˈt͡ʃin/
few
/po.poˈlar/
popular
/faˈmos/
famous
/kompliˈkat/
complicated
/strəˈjin/
foreign
Үстеу
/des/
often
/de o.biˈt͡sej/
usually
/deˈvre.me/
early
/tɨrˈzi.u/
late
/miˈkul deʒun/
breakfast
/deˈʒa/
already
/ɨnˈkə/
still
/a.proˈpe/
almost
/desˈtul/
enough
/poˈate/
maybe
/ku aˈten.t͡sie/
carefully
/stri.gə/
loudly
/su.dən/
suddenly
/deˈpar.tə/
far
Зат есімдер
/disˈtrak.t͡si.e/
fun
/taˈvan/
ceiling
/seriˈal/
TV series
/deˈsen/
drawing
/ɨn.vəˈtə.tor/
teacher
/park/
park
/ˈkar.te de vi.ˈzi.tə/
business card
/eˈfekt/
effect
/sə.nəˈta.te/
health
/piˈper/
pepper
/ˈjar.bə/
grass
/ˈba.zə de ˈda.te/
database
/eˈlev/
student
/bi.bli.oˈte.kə/
library
/ˈhar.tə/
map
/moˈtiv/
reason
/boˈa.lə/
illness
/ˈsu.pə/
soup
/ˈplan.tə/
plant
/ˈser.ver/
server
/far.maˈt͡ʃi.e/
pharmacy
/doˈktor/
A physician
/res.toˈrant/
restaurant
/ˈka.nə/
cup
/skop/
purpose
/duˈre.re/
pain
/tort/
cake
/a.niˈmal/
the animal
/pro.toˈkol/
protocol
/veˈt͡sin/
neighbor
/ˈɡrə.di.nə/
garden
/far.fuˈri.e/
plate
/t͡sintə/
target
/med.t͡si.men.t/
medicine
/kɨˈi.ne/
dog
/al.goˈritm/
algorithm
/uˈlej/
oil
/o.asˈpe.te/
guest
/spekˈtakol/
show
/seˈzon/
season
/paˈhar/
glass
/plan/
plan
/somn/
sleep
/piˈsikə/
cat
/lət͡sime de ˈbandə/
bandwidth
/au.diˈen.t͡sə/
audience
/spaˈt͡si.u/
space
/vi.iˈtor/
future
/ˈstiklə/
bottle
/suˈces/
success
/res.pi.raˈt͡si.e/
breath
/prɨnz/
lunch
/paˈsə.re/
bird
/kɨmˈpi.e/
countryside
/moˈment/
moment / instant
/kuˈt͡sit/
knife
/ku.noʃˈtin.t͡se/
knowledge
/karˈtof/
potato
/piˈa.trə/
stone
/ˈvale/
valley
/ˈse.kol/
century
/fur.kuˈli.t͡sə/
fork
/e.du.kat͡sje/
education
/ʒe.nunki/
knee
/roʃi.e/
tomato
/nis.p/
sand
/prinˈtre/
decade
/ka.piˈtalə/
capital
/de.t͡seˈni.e/
decade
/linˈɡurə/
spoon
/kulˈturə/
culture
/kot/
elbow
/t͡sepə/
onion
/fok/
fire
/pod/
bridge
/pe.ri.oˈdə/
period
/oɡˈlində/
mirror
/artə/
art
/pi.ept/
chest
/us.tuˈroj/
garlic
/ˈɡe.at͡sə/
ice
/t͡se.təˈt͡sean/
citizen
/pro.soˈpe/
towel
/ʃti.inˈt͡sə/
science
/os/
bone
/kəpˈʃunə/
strawberry
/frun.zə/
leaf
/poliˈt͡sist/
police officer
/provinˈt͡sie/
province
/kaleˈndar/
calendar
/ekipəˈment/
equipment
/ʒusˈti.t͡sie/
justice
/desˈert/
dessert
/kaˈnjon/
canyon
/preʃeˈdinte/
president
/teritoˈri.u/
territory
/duˈrat͡a/
duration
/vehiˈkul/
vehicle
/eɡaliˈtate/
equality
/muʃˈki/
muscle
/deˈʃert/
desert
/ʒeneˈra.t͡sie/
generation
/kontiˈnent/
continent
/moˈbilə/
furniture
/inˈstrument/
instrument / tool
/krea.ti.viˈtate/
creativity
/nerf/
nerve
/inɡreˈdient/
ingredient
/vulˈkan/
volcano
/ˈinsulə/
island
/vəʃˈnikie/
eternity
/ɨmbrəkəˈminte/
clothing
/o.nes.ti.tate/
honesty
/ʃe.le.t/
skeleton
/fə.ɲə/
flour
/kələˈtor/
traveler
/ru.de/
relative
/dis.trikt/
district
/ninˈswa.re/
snowfall
/mo.bi.la/
furniture
/li.ber.tate/
freedom
/sto.mak/
stomach
/tʃe.re.le/
cereal
/ɨn.tuˈnerik/
darkness
/strə.mo.ʃ/
ancestor
/desˈt͡sen.t/
descendant
/kiˈtan.t͡sə/
receipt
/vaˈli.zə/
suitcase
/ˈt͡ʃinə/
dinner
/məˈnu.ʃə/
glove
/ʃer.veˈt͡sel/
napkin
/kuˈre̯a/
belt
/saˈkow/
jacket
/deˈʒun/
breakfast
/oˈrar/
schedule
/a.miˈa.zə/
midday
/reˈt͡setə/
recipe
/vizi.taˈtor/
visitor
/ˈranə/
wound
/neˈpot/
nephew
/kiˈtarə/
guitar
/vər/
cousin
/ɨn.kəl.t͡səˈmin.te/
footwear
/buˈsolə/
compass
/pləˈt͡ʃere/
pleasure
Предлогтар
/la/
at
/spre/
to
/penˈtru/
for
/ku/
with
/de/
by
/de la/
from
/desˈpre/
about
/ɨntre/
between
/prin/
through
/pe duˈrata/
during
/ɨnajnˈte/
before
/duˈpə/
after
/sub/
under
/ˈpeʃte/
over
/de.asu.pra/
above
/ɨn spa.te.le/
behind
/ˈlɨŋɡə/
near
Есімдіктер
Етістіктер
/ˈspune/
tell
/des.koˈperʲ/
discover
/a luˈkra/
work
/a ɨm.bu.nəˈtə.t͡si/
improve
/ar ˈtre.buj/
should
/a pro.teˈd͡ʒa/
protect
/a ˈke.ma/
call
/a re.duˈt͡se/
reduce
/ɨn.t͡ʃer.ka/
try
/kret͡ʃ.te/
increase
/a ɨnˈtre.ba/
ask
/a preˈveni/
prevent
/a aˈve.a neˈvo.e/
need
/a men.t͡si.oˈna/
mention
/simt͡si/
feel
/distraˈɡe/
distract
/deˈveni/
become
/ek.sa.mi.neˈa.zə/
examine
/pleˈka/
leave
/me.riˈtə/
deserve
/pu.ne/
put
/se kom.porˈtə/
behave
/a ɨnˈsemna/
mean
/a prefəˈra/
prefer
/a pəˈstra/
keep
/a apreˈt͡si.a/
appreciate
/a ləˈsa/
let
/a adˈmite/
admit
/a ɨnˈt͡sepe/
begin
/a afekˈta/
affect
/se pare/
seem
/a.ju.ta/
help
/a.na.li.za/
analyze
/vor.bi/
talk
/a.nun.tsa/
announce
/a se ɨn.to̯ar.t͡ʃe/
turn back, return
/a a.pliˈka/
apply
/a se a.proˈpja/
approach
A2 сөздік қорын қалай үйренуге болады
- 1.Group new words by topic (home, work, travel) to remember them in context.
- 2.Practise short dialogues out loud to build automatic phrases.
- 3.Add the most common verbs and their basic conjugations.
- 4.Start reading simple graded readers or children's books to build reading stamina.
Жиі қойылатын сұрақтар
How many words at A2?+
About 1,000–1,200 words let you handle most everyday A2 situations.
Is A2 enough to travel?+
Yes — A2 covers most travel and daily-life needs, though conversations stay simple.
What is the difference between A1 and A2?+
A1 is survival basics; A2 lets you handle routine situations and describe things in simple terms.
Should I start speaking with native speakers at A2?+
Yes, but keep it low-pressure. Focus on simple exchanges, asking for directions, or ordering food. Native speakers will appreciate the effort.