What's the Romanian for "this lecturn has been nicked"?

[matei]

Doesn't that translate as: "The lecturn, they go the house?"

It is badly translated, literally it reads "This lectern was - I nicked."

The wrong gender of "this" is used as well... assuming "lecturn" is a masculine noun. (aceasta vs. acesta).

[TheFaQQer]

Doesn't that translate as: "The lecturn, they go the house?"

Romanes eunt domus?

[Paddy]

Romania and Italy are very closely related, is there something in the culture that gives them such a poor reputation?

[Doggy Styles]

Romanes eunt domus?

Exactly.

[matei]

Romanes eunt domus?

Doh, didn't get the reference.

Romania is kind of like Italy, with a weird Slavic/Turkish spin.

I prefer Italy myself, the food is better and it is cleaner (save for Napoli).

However there are so many Romanians in Italy now though it is like being in Romania.

[Old Greg]

Perhaps they can give it to the Greeks as a bargaining chip for the Elgin marbles.