Why I buy this one ?
- Primarily aimed to meet the requirements of kids ages 4 to 12
- Romanian language software provides fun learning games
- 9 games of varying difficulty, with points awarded for correct answers
- 100+ words, including colors, numbers, actions, and simple sentences
- Help available throughout from the friendly multilingual tiger

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What our customer's say!

"Not easy to use", I would not recommmend this product. It is difficult to use, even for adults. Sometimes the pictures themselves were not clear so it was not possible to know what you were learning. Save your money.

"Two stars for being a Romanian choice", There are very few Romanian Language books DVDs or CDs out there so here is one. It has some (very limited) words to introduce a child to Romanian but some of the words you will not use and there is a lack of some needed words. It has been about a year since we used this product so I don't have particulars anymore or examples, sorry. I just looked at my old orders and remembered that I hadn't written a review.
This is an introduction to the sounds of the language and a few words, that is all. Don't expect to come out speaking much. It is very basic, basic.
For the reviewer above that said nothing in his review but a comment. Romanian is a romance language but it is littered with slavic because the country is surrounded by slovic countries. I believe it is the hardest of the romance languages to learn. I speak Spanish and Italian. It is closer to Italian grammatically, pluralizing words by changing the vowel on the end and using the present perfect as the past tense, etc..
Hope this was helpful to others.

"Romanian is not Slavic", Romanian is not a Slavic language, but Romance. Romance is the Italic branch of the Indo-European group of languages that includes French, Italian, Portuguese, Romanian, and Spanish, all of which are descended from Latin. About 500 million people speak one of the Romance languages.