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The whole sound system: 31-letter alphabet, all 7 vowels (5 free / 2 new), consonant values + digraphs, stress, no-palatalization, the î/â rule, [je] glide; embedded audio + reveal answers

the infinitive marker a (= EN "to"); a fi present in full — six forms, negation, questions; which piece each language deletes and the Eu student trap

subject pronouns complete + the coverage map of all 7 pronoun sub-systems with the unit each arrives in; ei/ele, no "it", register

The present-tense system — three conjugation classes (-a/-i/-e) and the -ez-/-esc- infixes, across all six verbs already issued; derive-from-the-eu-form + the five never-break rules + how to guess the infix; the noi/voi infix-drop rule; the -i/-ți register grid; the dropped-ă words that change meaning (adresă/adresa); infinitive ≠ eu-form; the 5 interrogatives; 8 reveal attempts, audio throughout

Every word that did not stay, tied to something already held — built after a full-backlog drill split the noun system in two: the plural routine ran 89% on securely-known words and 25% on shaky ones, grammar scored 85%, and vocabulary taught two days earlier scored 17%. Names the mechanism the session found: the wrong gender is not a gender error but the shape produced when the word is missing (o …ă as the default fill, nine sightings in one sitting, every one on a masculine or neuter). Section ① carries a withdrawal: the page first claimed the three words of sixteen that survived 48 hours were the three with a transfer anchor — the ledger showed all sixteen were already hooked, and no session ran on the intervening day, so that split measures intake volume and review interval, not anchoring. Carries 32 words as a two-layer drill surface (browse / RO→EN / EN→RO, per-row reveal, two clips per row) where the anchor conceals with the answer, plus the -e/-i coin flip stated as unstorable-by-rule and 4 guided attempts on nouns printed nowhere else on the page. 64 audio clips

a avea present in full — six forms, the n- contraction, questions; the naming chunks mă numesc / mă cheamă; 14 words for countries, nationalities and professions; the «у мене є» trap and the bare-profession rule

Numbers 0–100 complete — the spre/zeci machine with its UA parallel, the three contractions, the de threshold at 20; age with a avea; the interrogatives cine / ce / cum; 16 words; audio on every item + 5 reveal-answer attempts

The present-tense system — three conjugation classes (-a/-i/-e) and the -ez-/-esc- infixes, across all six verbs already issued; derive-from-the-eu-form + the five never-break rules + how to guess the infix; the noi/voi infix-drop rule; the -i/-ți register grid; the dropped-ă words that change meaning (adresă/adresa); infinitive ≠ eu-form; the 5 interrogatives; 8 reveal attempts, audio throughout

Every word that did not stay, tied to something already held — built after a full-backlog drill split the noun system in two: the plural routine ran 89% on securely-known words and 25% on shaky ones, grammar scored 85%, and vocabulary taught two days earlier scored 17%. Names the mechanism the session found: the wrong gender is not a gender error but the shape produced when the word is missing (o …ă as the default fill, nine sightings in one sitting, every one on a masculine or neuter). Section ① carries a withdrawal: the page first claimed the three words of sixteen that survived 48 hours were the three with a transfer anchor — the ledger showed all sixteen were already hooked, and no session ran on the intervening day, so that split measures intake volume and review interval, not anchoring. Carries 32 words as a two-layer drill surface (browse / RO→EN / EN→RO, per-row reveal, two clips per row) where the anchor conceals with the answer, plus the -e/-i coin flip stated as unstorable-by-rule and 4 guided attempts on nouns printed nowhere else on the page. 64 audio clips

The whole noun system — three genders with the counting test, and what "neuter" categorically is (two agreement patterns not three, ne-uter = "neither", the Latin origin, corpus/corpora → -uri, why it is a schedule not an identity); all five plural classes as marked paradigms; the stem alternations, consonant and vowel, with masă/mese vs casă/case and why the plural is stored not derived; the complete final-i inventory including the c/g digraph case and the Medici trap; un/o/niște; 14 words; 27 audio clips, 9 reveal attempts

Why each U03 plural has the shape it has — the 14 nouns sorted into the six things a plural ending can do, then one card per word: the marked ending, the marked stem change, the operations that ran, and the cause. Establishes that oa/ea are conditioned, not stored (oa before a/ă/e, ea before a/ă only) — the rule that makes calculatoare gaining a diphthong and ferestre losing one the same event; isolates masă/mese as the one plural in the set that no rule reaches. Gender, translation and audio on every word; 5 reveal checks

The plural as a procedure you run forward — three ordered steps (gender picks the shelf · the shelf gives the ending · the ending rewrites the stem), built after the mechanism page of 2026-08-09 explained every plural correctly and production still failed: that page reasons backwards from the answer, and this one runs forwards from the singular. Carries the ending shelf per gender with the two decidable feminine sub-cases and the -or → -oare bet; the oa/ea position table with its one asymmetric cell; the frozen-diphthong exemption (ceas, deal — if the singular already breaks the table, the word sits the rule out); the load stated as one stored fact per noun, not three; 4 worked examples and 6 attempts on nouns printed nowhere else on the page. The 16-word house set is a two-layer drill surface (browse / RO→EN / EN→RO, per-row reveal) with two clips per row so RO→EN can play the prompt without speaking the plural. 36 audio clips

Noun gender as an ordered procedure, not a word list — four gates run in sequence (-ă → f · alive → m · consonant/-u + inanimate → n · -e → not decidable), with the -e hole in the previous sheet named and fixed and animacy promoted from tie-breaker to rule; all 14 U03 nouns routed through the gate with the deciding gate labelled and only two left to store; the closed masculine -e set; the soft/hard c/g spelling grid (ce/che, ge/ghe) that caused two errors which looked unrelated; 6 audio clips, 5 gate-naming reveals

Every word that did not stay, tied to something already held — built after a full-backlog drill split the noun system in two: the plural routine ran 89% on securely-known words and 25% on shaky ones, grammar scored 85%, and vocabulary taught two days earlier scored 17%. Names the mechanism the session found: the wrong gender is not a gender error but the shape produced when the word is missing (o …ă as the default fill, nine sightings in one sitting, every one on a masculine or neuter). Section ① carries a withdrawal: the page first claimed the three words of sixteen that survived 48 hours were the three with a transfer anchor — the ledger showed all sixteen were already hooked, and no session ran on the intervening day, so that split measures intake volume and review interval, not anchoring. Carries 32 words as a two-layer drill surface (browse / RO→EN / EN→RO, per-row reveal, two clips per row) where the anchor conceals with the answer, plus the -e/-i coin flip stated as unstorable-by-rule and 4 guided attempts on nouns printed nowhere else on the page. 64 audio clips

The adjective as a procedure you run forward — three ordered steps (read the noun's gender and number · the form-class decides whether an ending exists at all · the ending rewrites the word), built the same evening as the teach page because a 10-item drill separated the two halves cleanly: the ending was chosen correctly on every item, and three of four misses were the stem left unrewritten (proste, frumosi, verdi). States step 3 as one line — -ă and -e open the vowel, -i softens the final consonant — which is the complete account of those three misses. Carries the consonant set before -i (d→z, s→ș, t→ț, c stays c) against the nouns the learner already inflects correctly (oglinzi, străzi, frați, munți, studenți), because this is the same step 3 that carries the U03 plural at 90%; the cluster caveat (prost → proști, only the s moves); the vowel-stays warning before -i (proști, frumoși keep their o); the four form-classes; and mare corrected — gender does not move it, number does. One UA line for the concept only (рука → руці). 4 worked examples and 6 attempts on nouns printed nowhere else on the page. 21 audio clips

Adjective agreement, complete — the grid stated as four cells, not six, because the neuter has no adjective form of its own and borrows the masculine in the singular and the feminine in the plural; all four form-classes (4 forms bun · 3 mic, nou · 2 mare, verde · 1 maro), with the -ic exception named against simpatic. States the load as one fact per adjective and the endings as fixed — there is no -e/-i coin flip and no -uri on an adjective, which is the one place the adjective is easier than the noun the learner has been losing. Three UA deltas: the adjective follows the noun, no third form for the neuter, and not every adjective moves (o casă mare, never mară). Carries the 12 U04 words — 6 family, 6 adjectives — as a two-layer drill surface (browse / RO→EN / EN→RO, per-row reveal, two clips per row) where every row's anchor is stated and conceals with the answer, this being the session that tests whether an anchor is what makes a word survive. 6 guided attempts on adjectives printed nowhere else on the page. 28 audio clips

The adjective as a procedure you run forward — three ordered steps (read the noun's gender and number · the form-class decides whether an ending exists at all · the ending rewrites the word), built the same evening as the teach page because a 10-item drill separated the two halves cleanly: the ending was chosen correctly on every item, and three of four misses were the stem left unrewritten (proste, frumosi, verdi). States step 3 as one line — -ă and -e open the vowel, -i softens the final consonant — which is the complete account of those three misses. Carries the consonant set before -i (d→z, s→ș, t→ț, c stays c) against the nouns the learner already inflects correctly (oglinzi, străzi, frați, munți, studenți), because this is the same step 3 that carries the U03 plural at 90%; the cluster caveat (prost → proști, only the s moves); the vowel-stays warning before -i (proști, frumoși keep their o); the four form-classes; and mare corrected — gender does not move it, number does. One UA line for the concept only (рука → руці). 4 worked examples and 6 attempts on nouns printed nowhere else on the page. 21 audio clips