Translation - Romanian-English - Cred că am început să ţin la tine, dar tu simţi...

Hi Iepurica

What's "Have a look home" in this context?

This is exactly what is written in the source text. Probabil reffers to something to read, I really do not know. The Romanian text does not make any sense, so I have just translated as it is.

Something to read? I don't understand.

CC: iepurica

When we use the expression "Te uiţi acasă", that means that you have to look in a book or on the Internet or something like that, when you get home. Maybe it reffers to a letter that the person received or something similar. I do not know. I have translated EXACTLY what was written in Romanian. The Romanian phrase does not have too much sense, I really do not know what the user wanted to say by that.

How about "Check when you get home"?

CC: iepurica

Could be. In Romanian would be in this case "verifici acasă", but I believe "check" can be very well be used here.

OK; I've changed it and now I'll put it to a vote, although I'm a little worried about the outcome because of this major change. Anyway, we'll see.

Here is my opinion:"Do you feel something FOR me" and I would also change "Sincerely, I WANT to know" because for "i would like to know" the Romanian version would sound like this "Aş vrea să ştiu"/"mi-ar plăcea să ştiu"(in the original text it's present tense not conditional tense) and for the last phrase i'd say that the person wanted to write "Te mai gândeşti acasă (la asta)"(you think about it home)