Plan Your Summer Holiday in Romanian
Learning Romanian becomes even more engaging when you’re invited to speak about dreams and destinations—especially when the topic is as joyful as your ideal summer holiday. At the intermediate B1 level, one of our guided conversation topics helps learners navigate vocabulary, ideas, and emotions related to planning a vacation. It’s not just about beach or mountain preferences—it’s about building narratives, expressing opinions, and making travel plans come alive in Romanian.
Plan Your Summer Holiday: Beach or Mountains?
What’s your idea of a perfect vacation? Would you relax on a crowded beach with music and sun, or would you rather escape to a quiet mountain village rich in tradition and culture? During this conversation session, students describe past travel experiences and express desires for their next summer adventures. The focus is on structuring sentences to describe locations, preferences, reasons, and plans in a way that sounds natural and authentic.
How to Talk about Travel in Romanian
To plan your summer holiday in Romanian, you’ll need to practice verbs like a merge, a vizita, a descoperi, and a te relaxa. This thematic discussion includes vocabulary such as “sejur,” “stațiune,” “drumeție,” and expressions like “atmosferă autentică,” “obiective turistice,” and “tradiții locale.” You’ll also review how to use future tense forms to articulate detailed plans: O să merg în Bucovina, Vreau să vizitez mănăstirile pictate, Mi-ar plăcea să fac drumeții.
Travel Impressions and Personal Preferences
This session isn’t just vocabulary-driven. It encourages reflection: learners compare different destinations, talk about their cultural significance, and express opinions about tourism, sustainability, and travel styles. Should you book an all-inclusive resort or choose a rustic guesthouse in a quiet Romanian village? Students are prompted to give reasons and use Romanian adjectives such as fermecător, aglomerat, ospitalier or autentic.
Practice Makes Perfect: Describing Your Ideal Trip
The interactive structure invites you to role-play conversations between friends deciding where to go, just like Maria and Carla in our reading scenario. You’ll learn how to make travel recommendations, share personal anecdotes, and respond to suggestions—perfect skills for real-life speaking situations.
Join Our Conversation Clubs and Speak Freely!
If this sounds like a fun way to practice speaking Romanian, come join our Romanian conversation clubs! Every week we explore new, real-world themes like this one that help you speak more naturally and confidently. Romanian Lessons are much more than grammar drills—they’re invitations to imagine, connect, and express yourself in a new language.
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