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#112 · Adjective · ADJ

asa

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In Romanian, asa means “such, of this/that kind”. It’s the #112 most frequently used Romanian word. Below you’ll find how to use it, its forms, real example sentences, and common word pairings.

Meaning & Use

An invariable adjective used to mean "such" or "like this/that," depending on context. It often points to a quality, state, or kind that has already been mentioned or is understood from the situation.

neutral

such, of this/that kind

points to a type or quality already known from context

un om așa de bun

a person so kind

o situație așa de complicată

such a complicated situation

nu mai vreau o zi așa

I don't want a day like that anymore

like this / like that

used with demonstrative force, often informal in speech

un gest așa de simplu

such a simple gesture

o idee așa

an idea like that

nu-mi place tonul ăsta așa

I don't like this kind of tone

Adjective Forms

neuter pluralașa
feminine pluralașa
neuter singularașa
masculine pluralașa
feminine singularașa
masculine singularașa
Irregular Note
Invariable adjective; it does not change form for gender, number, or degree.
Placement
Usually placed before the noun in phrases like un om așa de bun, but it can also appear after the noun in spoken Romanian.

Examples

Am avut o zi așa de lungă.

I had such a long day.

așa de longă? - No explanation

Nu vreau o soluție așa.

I don't want a solution like that.

așa - No explanation

E un om așa de bun încât toți îl respectă.

He's such a good person that everyone respects him.

așa de - No explanation

Nearby words by frequency

bună#106zice#107până#108lăsa#109cred#110ma#111regulă#113copil#114deci#115grijă#116simți#117iar#118