Why does the 1st say întâi instead of unu?

Romanian uses the special ordinal întâi for the first day of the month. Every other day uses its ordinary cardinal number, so the 2nd is două and the 4th is patru.

Why are days spoken in the feminine?

Day numbers in Romanian dates agree with the implied feminine noun zi (day), so two becomes două rather than doi and one would be una. The tool applies the feminine forms automatically.

How is the year spelled?

The year is a plain masculine cardinal. 2026 spells as două mii douăzeci și șase, joining hundreds and the final two-digit group with și where Romanian requires it.

Does it validate the date?

Yes. The day is checked against the real length of the chosen month and year, so impossible dates such as 31 April or 29 February in a common year are rejected.

Does the date leave my device?

No. All spelling-out happens locally in your browser, so nothing you type is uploaded or stored.

Romanian Date in Words

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Romanian dates are spoken with a cardinal number for the day, the month name, and the year written out in full. The one exception is the first of the month, which uses the special ordinal întâi. This tool turns any date into that correct Romanian wording.

How it works

The day uses feminine cardinal forms because it agrees with the implied noun zi, so 2 is două and 6 is șase. The 1st is replaced by întâi. The month comes from the standard list (iunie for June). The year is built as a masculine cardinal: hundreds such as două sute, the thousands group două mii, and the final tens-and-units joined with și, so 2026 becomes două mii douăzeci și șase.

Putting the pieces together, 04.06.2026 reads as patru iunie două mii douăzeci și șase, and 01.06.2026 reads as întâi iunie două mii douăzeci și șase.

Tips and example

Use the written form on formal letters, official documents, and cheques where a spelled-out date prevents tampering. Remember the și connector: it appears between tens and units (douăzeci și șase) and between hundreds and the final group, but not everywhere, which the tool handles for you. When the day is the 1st, always write întâi rather than unu — this is the single most common mistake when spelling Romanian dates by hand.