Foundation path · short, repeatable lessons

From letters to usable words

Choose a letter, hear its name, find its sound in a word, write it, and say it aloud. If a microphone is available, speech recognition can transcribe your response. Repeat a lesson as often as you like.

Start with A Choose a letter

31 letters · 4 useful C/G patterns · Azure recordings for catalogued lesson text

Hear the letter name and sound

Explore the example and rule

Write the word from memory

Say the word aloud

Review your result

One section · all letters and patterns

Complete the alphabet in clear groups

Single letters, vowels, consonants, loan letters, and two- or three-letter patterns all live in this section. Each lesson includes its own sound and sample word.

Part one · choose a letter

Find a letter

31 letters in three groups. Each card opens its letter lesson; Â and Î share a sound lesson.

Showing 31 letters

A aapăwaterOpen lesson →Ă ămasătableOpen lesson →Â âromânăRomanian languageOpen lesson →E eelevstudent / pupilOpen lesson →I ibiletticketOpen lesson →Î îînainteforward / beforeOpen lesson →O oorașcityOpen lesson →U uundewhereOpen lesson →B bbiletticketOpen lesson →C ccardcard (bank/ID)Open lesson →D dcardcardOpen lesson →F ftelefonphoneOpen lesson →G ggarătrain stationOpen lesson →H hhartămapOpen lesson →J jajutorhelp / assistanceOpen lesson →L lelevpupilOpen lesson →M mmasătableOpen lesson →N nbanmonetary unitOpen lesson →P papăwaterOpen lesson →R rrececoldOpen lesson →S scasăhouse / homeOpen lesson →Ș șușădoorOpen lesson →T ttaxitaxiOpen lesson →Ț țmulțumescthank youOpen lesson →V vvamăcustomsOpen lesson →X xtaxitaxiOpen lesson →Z zzidayOpen lesson →K kkilometrukilometreOpen lesson →Q qquasarquasarOpen lesson →W wweekendweekendOpen lesson →Y yyogayogaOpen lesson →

Alphabet subgroup · letter patterns

Two- and three-letter patterns

These patterns are not extra alphabet letters. Learn the sound differences through words and practice.

ce / cich sound · ceaiPractise this pattern →che / chik sound · cheiePractise this pattern →ge / gij sound · geamPractise this pattern →ghe / ghihard g · ghișeuPractise this pattern →

What comes after letters?

Explore word-final i and the â/î spelling rule separately, then move to useful sentences and everyday situations.

Word-final i →The â and î spelling rule →Full learning path →

K, Q, W and Y are part of the 31 letters and occur mostly in names and loans. Â and î are separate letters with a shared sound. Browser speech is neither a verified recording nor pronunciation assessment. DOOM3