Just like the font Consignado but the characters are a little bit taller

According to https://www.omniglot.com/writing/romanian.htm

Here is some notice:

c = [ʧ] before i or e, but [k] elsewhere

g = [ʤ] before i or e, but [g] elsewhere

ch = [k] before i or e

gh = [g] before i or e

i = [i̯] before vowels, but [i] elsewhere. When i appears at the end of a multi-syllable word, it isn't pronounced, but palatalizes the preceding consonant. For example, vorbiţi (you all talk) = [vorbitsʲ]. The only exceptions to this are when words end in a consonant + r + i, and verb infinitives, e.g. a vorbi (to talk).

To represent a full [i] sound at the ends of words, the digraph "ii" is used, e.g. copii (children) = [kopi].

iii at the end of a word is pronounced [iji], e.g. copiii (the children) = [kopiji].

u = [u̯] before vowels, but [u] elsewhere

k, q, w and y only appear in loan words

Romanian is one of the few languages that uses the letters s and t with a comma below (ș, ț). Using a cedilla instead (ş, ţ) is considered incorrect by the Romanian Academy.