Adjective In Romanian the adjective usually follows the noun, althought there are exceptions.

Romanian requies the adjective to adapt its form to that of the noun. The adjectives with four endings have different forms for both masculine singular and plural and feminine singular and plural.
Masc. Sg => m. pl i fem. Sg - ! => f pl e ex. Bun- buni ex. Bun!- bune

Exemple
m.sg bun mic rece gri f.sg bun! mic! m.pl buni mici reci f.pl bune

4 FORME: Bun, frumos, mndru (proud), albastru, continuu (continuous), alb, urt, de!tept (clever), b"trn, s"rac (poor), bogat (rich), nalt (tall), slab (thin), inteligent (smart), mult, pu#in, dinamic (dynamic), activ (active), proasp"t (fresh), bolnav (sick), bucuros (glad, cheerful), calm (calm), cald (warm), ciudat (strange), clar (clear), creativ (creativ), curajos (curageous), curios (nosy, curious), ecologic, faimos (faimos), fals, ieftin (cheap), scump (expensive, honey) 3 FORME- the plural form is the same for masculine and feminine. Mic, lung, nou, ro!u, muncitor (hard-working), larg (wide), romnesc (romanian), viu (alive), fermec"tor (charming), iubitor (loving) 2 FORME- one for masculine and feminine singular and one for masculine and feminine plural. Rece (cold), verde, tare (hard, strong, cool), repede (quick), sub#ire(thin), moale (soft), mare, dulce (sweet), cuminte (well-behaved), vechi (old), fierbinte (hot) 1 FORM$- mostly colors

Eficace (efficient), cumsecade (nice, kind), roz, gri, bleu, maro, anume (certain), asemenea (such) Adjectives in Romanian usually follow the noun. When they precede the noun a special emphasis is placed on the adjective. In this case, the adjective will take over the definite article and any other changes that the noun would normally undergo - frumos b"iat! - frumosul b"iat - frumoas" fat"! - frumoasa fat"