I’ll explain MoldOva (not Moldov-i-a) to you briefly: there’s a more populous Moldova region in Romania Which for some reason unknown to me you didn’t visit. In the distant past, hundreds of years ago, they were one country that was established by a prince coming from Maramureș actually, where Breb is located. The entire region of Balkans as you should know was occupied by the Ottomans in the Middle Ages for about 400 years. The Ottomans had some problems and some dealings and wars with Russia, so they wanted to appease the Russians, so they cut almost half of Moldova like it was a pizza and gave it to them, as a “present” the same way the Russians did with Crimea when they gave it to Ukraine. In 200 years, Russia brainwashed the Moldovans into believing that they are not Romanians like the rest of their nation - they changed their writing into the Cyrillic alphabet and forcefully taught them in school that they are “Slavs” . They also dislocated many people to other parts of the Russian Empire, including Siberia and Kazakhstan and brought in Russians instead and some Ukrainians and Germans as colonists to replace the dislodged Moldovans and to “diversify” the country and make it less Romanian. Well, as you can see now, the currency is the same, the food is the same, the flag is the same, the language is the same, the folklore is the same, the names of the people are the same and the language it’s the same. The “bună ziua” - it’s exactly the same I explained that to you in a comment when you visited the Peleș Castle but because it seemed difficult for you to pronounce a bunch of us recommended you just “bună” for short to make it simpler. “Bună” is valid in Moldova too but in both “countries” the most valid, most polite and universal greeting for all ages and genders is “Bună ziua” - which means “Good day”. Don’t pay attention to the trolls that might create disputes here, they are paid by a ministry for propaganda to create conflict and disputes online - that’s their job but nobody really cares about them.
I'm a big fan of your videos. I'm going to travel from the Netherlands to Moldova next summer and also discover the least visited country in Europe, exactly for that reason. Good to see that you have so much respect for the local population, respect Davud. Salute from 🇳🇱
Our brothers & sisters ❤ that how i view them ! I am happy you visit also Rep. Moldova ❤. They are amazing ppl , with good food & friendlly for sure❤❤. Send you blessing from România❤
Wow! My hometown is Chisinau!!! ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ Please explore a lot, This is the series I've been waiting for!!! Please show people how lovely and underrated Moldova 🇲🇩 is, the people there are amazing
think of mamaliga(polenta) as a bread replacement. it works better with jumari (pork chops) and pickled cabbage than using bread. works well also with omlette and cheese.
Hi Davud, That hotel room is very impressive! Food is more or less the same as in Romania but you have to try other varieties of specialities as well. Enjoy your journey in Moldova. Thank you very much for your videoclip. Mena 🇬🇧🇷🇴🤗👍❤️💁♀️
Some important things to know. Moldova was part of Romania until 1940 when Russia took it away. It was split in two. One part is with Romania still and it's called the same, Moldova region, in Romania. The other part is Moldova, the country, which you are in right now. The face on the money is Stefan cel Mare, Stephen the Great. He is an ancient ruler, king, of the Moldova region, meaning both the Moldova region from Romania and the current Moldova country. He is one of the most loved rulers in both Romania and Moldova. Like I said, everything is tied together because we were the same country... In Moldova, they speak Romanian and Russian. Mamaliga means polenta. It's the same as in Romania and it's called mamaliga here too. Buna is short for Buna Ziua. It's the same in Romania. People told you to say Buna because Buna Ziua might be more complicated for you to say. So the proper greeting is Buna (Good) Ziua (Day), Good Day, Buna Ziua. But you can say Buna also. It's just the short form for Buna Ziua and more informal.
Some important things to know. Moldova was NOT part of Romania until 1940 when Russia took it away, NEVER in history!!! In Moldova, they speak MOLDAVIAN and Russian!!! everything is NOT tied together, we were NOT the same country...
@@Vieru-yx9bq dacă nu sunteți români de ce vreți pașaport romanesc?? Învață istoria sunteți români și vorbiți română rușine ca negi istoria sau mai rău nu ai habar
@@laral8668Sîntem moldoveni! Depinde de cînd începi istoria. Dacă începi de la "Unire", da dacă începi de la formarea Ţării Moldovei? 2/3 în România sînt moldoveni.
Thank you Davud. I watch these videos often from many different travel bloggers. I am impressed with your research, preparation and smooth presentation to make them very enjoyable! Safe travels!
wow, I know some Moldavien people, but never was in Moldavia, the people are really nice and cool, and the Hotel looks very nice, never expacted stuff like this to be there, nice, keep up Davud, good content my friend
@@Vieru-yx9bq Și Moldovenii din România nu-s Români? Sau nu-s Moldoveni? Unde sunt capitalele Moldovei medievale? Moldovenii și Muntenii au înființat România, iar apoi cu Ardelenii au întregit țara. În câțiva de ani de trăit cu Rușii unii pot fi convinși că albu-i negru și negru-i alb. Nu puteți răspunde la niciun punct, ori poate postați dintr-o oarecare federație conform fișei postului?
Min. 27:47 - mamaliga is not made of mashed corn, but GROUND corn similar to ground wheat to get the wheat flour. It is also called corn flour. Nice presentation, nice and smooth talk, I enjoy your videos.
The phrase "La Taifas" in the Romanian context, "taifas" refers to a friendly or informal discussion, often accompanied by drinks and socializing. Thus, the translation may vary depending on the specific context. 18:57
As always very professional talk, you would be good as a ambassador of your country. You are extremely so polite. Nice video thank you very much. 💪🏻👍🏼🇺🇸🙏🏻
On that plate with polenta we eat it usually ( in Romania) mixed in the plate. So mix the polenta with cheese, sour cream etc . The perfect spoon is mixed❤
For the first time I have been seeing Davud is enjoying the glass of wine publicly . I guess Davud wants to tell something to us through this gesture may be which is essential for the viewers and also he is well prepared for everything , as he seems like during this Maldova visit he is looking quite comfortable with everything he has ,whether that is food or people or the environment around .. Davud you are doing very good job I suppose and I believe it takes you to the better place ..
About tips: we need to be careful not to overdo it, as it can create unrealistic expectations and put pressure on other customers. It is important to be generous but also responsible. An appropriate tip should reflect both the quality of service and local standards. After all, the goal is to show appreciation without causing discomfort or creating unsustainable standards.
Don't worry, there are not hundreds of Davuds eating there, so they won't get used to the big tips lol ... just like when a millionaire will eat there and will leave them a 5000% tip, they won't expect all customers to do the same, I am pretty sure...
Hello again, Moldova is a part of Romania that was ceded to the Russians as war booty. Therefore, you’ll find sarmale, mamaliga, and papanasi in Moldova as well. I actually suggest you try them and see which ones are better. Mamaliga or polenta is not a main dish; it serves as a substitute for bread alongside the main course. I hope you have a great time; it will be much more pleasant in the countryside than in the city!
@@RaduRadonys I don't see any "Moldova is a region in North-East Romaniat that was ceded to the Russians as war booty " in your comment!!! Open your mind, dear!!!
Dear David, Thank God ! So happy You deserve the very best for your kind hearted work you’re doing to all the poor countries and all the charity work you’ve done specially in my poor country Sri Lanka. Enjoy your stay and be safe. God bless you! From Canada ❤🙏🇨🇦
Go to Gagauzia, Turkish speaking nation for you will be very interesting (you like Turkish group nations-Azerbaijan). Go to villages where speak Gagauzian not only in city.
Hi David , thank you for sharing your blogs and videos of your travel to Europe and we could tour with you without flying . I hope someday you will be back to visit more of our beautiful island the Philippines. Watching you from Florida 😊
Questions asked at the border are legit and necessary. Wow. Super!140$ for an apt in hotel is rare. Moldova is in Europe and even though might be the least visited country in Europe does not mean there are not interesting places to visit. Enjoy the visit in Moldova!
I arrived at Chisinau airport today and was also asked several question by the immigration guy, he even needed to check if it was true that I had booked an Airbnb apartment! He wanted to see my return ticket, which I don’t have as after Moldova I’ll go to Bucharest by train and of course I don’t have tickets yet. At the end he accepted that I was here as a tourist and agreed to let me in.
"Zama", supa, ciorba, borș, pretty much the same.... 😊 Zeama or "zeama" is actually the liquid obtained boiling something, general speaking, the soup/supa or ciorba/bors (sorrow soups) being nothing else than zeamă/zamă.
The Republic of Moldova was the same country as Romania until the 2nd World War. The real Moldova is in Romania, being a region of this country, just like Transylvania. In fact, you came to Bessarabia, but they took the name of Moldova. Iasi is the capital of Moldova, a Romanian city worth seeing. It's also a shame that you haven't visited the second largest city in Romania, Cluj-Napoca, I hope you visit it sometime, you won't regret it
@@Vieru-yx9bqMaybe you weren't in that country when Bessarabia was together with Romania, I think your grandparents emigrated from the Urals to Moldova, although you have a Romanian surname, but many of you are brainwashed there by the KGB/FSB😂
They actually gave you some kind of plain langosi instead of the basic bread, for Christmas they even use to offer to the guests "cozonac" which is a sweet cookie, instead of bread, due to the fact that in the traditional villages was considered a fest speciality.
It’s great that they verify carefully who visits their place At least you know you are more safe than many other countries … I could live at such places any time Prefer organized countries and if they are strict Better for every day life Congrats to this location and or small country ❤
Great begining! I know you are posting those clips with at least a week delay, so I do not know if a suggestion is welcomed, however, I hope that a visit to one of the great wineries is on your list. Also, someone should visit the Bălți city, the second largest city from Moldova!
R.Moldova was NOT a part of Romania .This territory was NOT stolen by Russia from Romania . They are NOT romanians , they speak MOLDAVIAN language, nothing rominian!!!
@@Vieru-yx9bq Ai sters comentariul meu??.. iti mai spun odata, mananci rahat, invata istorie si dupa mai vorbim . Hitler si cu Stalin au semnat la Moscova o intelegere (pactul Ribbentrop-Molotov ) si rusii au luat o parte din Moldova romaneasca , care astazi se numeste si Basarabia care a fost sub ocupatie ruseasca.
I think you really feel like a queen or king in that 5 star hotel 😊. Or a star 😊. I would love to stay at least 1 hour just to pretend i am a superstar 😂😂😂❤❤
Nice mate! Can u try to film with the linear settings as the wide makes apartment too fisheye.... for landscape is ok but for architecture better linear
Romania and Moldova we say "Buna ziua", "Buna", "Salut" ...it depends on the circumstances. Mamaliga it's not chicken and rice, it's just corn and water and salt. It's a substitute for bread at the country side. You ate that also in Romania (polenta called in english). The name of the city is Chisinau, not Chisinov.
@@Davud_Akhafter Moldova you should visit Iasi in Romania, it s not far away from the border with Moldova and it was the capitall of Moldova before to unite in with the whole Romania. Iasi looks incredible
Mămăliga 'shines' (improves it's taste) when you COMBINE / MIX IT with a bunch of other foods. Just plain mămăliga and nothing else is often MEH (and I say this even as a romanian) 😄 On that plate you had mămăliga and cheese + even sour cream. Try to COMBINE them for example and the taste is starting to improve. Another example of mine is eat boiled eggs with a bit of salt and dip some mămăliga on that creamy egg. Is frickin DELICIOUS like that 🤤😉
Davud,i would suggest you when you try cheese and sour cream to mix them up,like,i don't know,flakes,pouridge,you name it,taste better like that,it's a tip when you travel in countries like România,Republic of Moldova 😊
Moldova had an fatal incident with shootings at the airport a while ago with a turkish gangster man, thats why people from that side of the world are taken in the side by border officers and questioned more then usual... And correctly will be Moldova Kishinau, not Moldovia Kishiniov (russian way). Welcome to my country i hope you will enjoy your travel to my country, i have some videos from my country too, anyone interested are welcomed to my channel
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I’ll explain MoldOva (not Moldov-i-a) to you briefly: there’s a more populous Moldova region in Romania Which for some reason unknown to me you didn’t visit. In the distant past, hundreds of years ago, they were one country that was established by a prince coming from Maramureș actually, where Breb is located.
The entire region of Balkans as you should know was occupied by the Ottomans in the Middle Ages for about 400 years.
The Ottomans had some problems and some dealings and wars with Russia, so they wanted to appease the Russians, so they cut almost half of Moldova like it was a pizza and gave it to them, as a “present” the same way the Russians did with Crimea when they gave it to Ukraine.
In 200 years, Russia brainwashed the Moldovans into believing that they are not Romanians like the rest of their nation - they changed their writing into the Cyrillic alphabet and forcefully taught them in school that they are “Slavs” .
They also dislocated many people to other parts of the Russian Empire, including Siberia and Kazakhstan and brought in Russians instead and some Ukrainians and Germans as colonists to replace the dislodged Moldovans and to “diversify” the country and make it less Romanian.
Well, as you can see now, the currency is the same, the food is the same, the flag is the same, the language is the same, the folklore is the same, the names of the people are the same and the language it’s the same.
The “bună ziua” - it’s exactly the same I explained that to you in a comment when you visited the Peleș Castle but because it seemed difficult for you to pronounce a bunch of us recommended you just “bună” for short to make it simpler.
“Bună” is valid in Moldova too but in both “countries” the most valid, most polite and universal greeting for all ages and genders is “Bună ziua” - which means “Good day”.
Don’t pay attention to the trolls that might create disputes here, they are paid by a ministry for propaganda to create conflict and disputes online - that’s their job but nobody really cares about them.
Brother your body structure is going down day by day
I enjoy youre vlogs. Come visit the baltics after balkans.
I've been 2 times in Chisinau, really nice city with lot of parks, good food and nice people. Salutari din Iasi!
I'm a big fan of your videos. I'm going to travel from the Netherlands to Moldova next summer and also discover the least visited country in Europe, exactly for that reason. Good to see that you have so much respect for the local population, respect Davud.
Salute from 🇳🇱
Let's get this Chap to 1 million subbys and beyond by Christmas. Perfect Christmas gift for this kind gentleman. Stay blessed mate. .Cheers!
Our brothers & sisters ❤ that how i view them ! I am happy you visit also Rep. Moldova ❤. They are amazing ppl , with good food & friendlly for sure❤❤. Send you blessing from România❤
They are our brothers ❤️🇷🇴🤝🇲🇩
😂😂😂
Brothers indeed! 🇦🇿 🇹🇩
You should ask them...They doesnt seem to think this way.
@SA-he5ej of course, there are some that stick with Russia... if you know I mean. Especially the older generations 🤓
Rominian information war and propaganda!!!
Wow another exciting country. Can't waite to see the other episode. Love from Sri Lanka.. 💖🇱🇰🇱🇰
Wow! My hometown is Chisinau!!! ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ Please explore a lot, This is the series I've been waiting for!!! Please show people how lovely and underrated Moldova 🇲🇩 is, the people there are amazing
think of mamaliga(polenta) as a bread replacement. it works better with jumari (pork chops) and pickled cabbage than using bread. works well also with omlette and cheese.
Hi Davud,
That hotel room is very impressive! Food is more or less the same as in Romania but you have to try other varieties of specialities as well. Enjoy your journey in Moldova. Thank you very much for your videoclip. Mena 🇬🇧🇷🇴🤗👍❤️💁♀️
In Romania and Moldova, we also put carpets on the walls; it’s something traditional.
Amazing country with amazing people; Our brothers and sisters from across the Prut river
Some important things to know.
Moldova was part of Romania until 1940 when Russia took it away. It was split in two. One part is with Romania still and it's called the same, Moldova region, in Romania. The other part is Moldova, the country, which you are in right now.
The face on the money is Stefan cel Mare, Stephen the Great. He is an ancient ruler, king, of the Moldova region, meaning both the Moldova region from Romania and the current Moldova country. He is one of the most loved rulers in both Romania and Moldova. Like I said, everything is tied together because we were the same country...
In Moldova, they speak Romanian and Russian. Mamaliga means polenta. It's the same as in Romania and it's called mamaliga here too.
Buna is short for Buna Ziua. It's the same in Romania. People told you to say Buna because Buna Ziua might be more complicated for you to say.
So the proper greeting is Buna (Good) Ziua (Day), Good Day, Buna Ziua. But you can say Buna also. It's just the short form for Buna Ziua and more informal.
Some important things to know.
Moldova was NOT part of Romania until 1940 when Russia took it away, NEVER in history!!!
In Moldova, they speak MOLDAVIAN and Russian!!!
everything is NOT tied together, we were NOT the same country...
@@Vieru-yx9bq dacă nu sunteți români de ce vreți pașaport romanesc?? Învață istoria sunteți români și vorbiți română rușine ca negi istoria sau mai rău nu ai habar
@@laral8668Sîntem moldoveni! Depinde de cînd începi istoria.
Dacă începi de la "Unire", da dacă începi de la formarea Ţării Moldovei?
2/3 în România sînt moldoveni.
@@roscagalina1159 noi vă numim frații noștri .
@@Vieru-yx9bqУ кого отобрала?
Thank you Davud. I watch these videos often from many different travel bloggers. I am impressed with your research, preparation and smooth presentation to make them very enjoyable! Safe travels!
Hi Davud! Enjoy your stay in Maldova. Expecting more information about the new country. Liked your food and the hospitality of the hotel staff .
wow, I know some Moldavien people, but never was in Moldavia, the people are really nice and cool, and the Hotel looks very nice, never expacted stuff like this to be there, nice, keep up Davud, good content my friend
Beautiful country Moldova 🤗 keep on exploring 🥳👏
Loving your videos Davud.Romania was phenomenal, can't wait to see Moldova.
Romanians and Moldovans are the same people, but we were once separated by the wonderful soviets...
Romanians and Moldovans are not the same people, dear, go to school and study more!!!
@@Vieru-yx9bq mehh Russian blonde puppy!
Get educated or readucated will ya .
@@Vieru-yx9bq Și Moldovenii din România nu-s Români? Sau nu-s Moldoveni? Unde sunt capitalele Moldovei medievale? Moldovenii și Muntenii au înființat România, iar apoi cu Ardelenii au întregit țara.
În câțiva de ani de trăit cu Rușii unii pot fi convinși că albu-i negru și negru-i alb.
Nu puteți răspunde la niciun punct, ori poate postați dintr-o oarecare federație conform fișei postului?
@@pasaniucdaniel4112
Și Moldovenii din România nu sunt Români, sunt doar MOLDOVENI!!!
@@pasaniucdaniel4112
MOLDOVENII nu sunt romini!!!
Most people in România or Moldova eat mămăliga mixed with sour cream and cheese and some butter it's a lot more tasty than eating each by itself
Hi Davud enjoy and explore new country, Maldova . Your smile brings happiness in everyone's face.Always like your first impression , keep up...
Another great vlog. Moldova is beautiful ❤.
Min. 27:47 - mamaliga is not made of mashed corn, but GROUND corn similar to ground wheat to get the wheat flour. It is also called corn flour. Nice presentation, nice and smooth talk, I enjoy your videos.
Moldovancă get-beget, cum spun românii.
The phrase "La Taifas" in the Romanian context, "taifas" refers to a friendly or informal discussion, often accompanied by drinks and socializing. Thus, the translation may vary depending on the specific context. 18:57
MOLDAVIAN context, nothing rominian!!!
@@Vieru-yx9bq for haters of anything romanian could be nothing... 👍 That doesn't change anything anyway...
You're a hater! A putinist guy!
@@WalkSpot he is a rusky 🤣
@@Vieru-yx9bq nothing moldovan;only Romanian
Nice country! Maybe i will visit one day. Greetings from Germany 🇩🇪
Salute from 🇱🇰 🇱🇰 🇱🇰
hi Davud kindly Visit Again sri lanka. we wached your all video when you were in sri lanka
❤❤❤ from 🇱🇰 🇱🇰 🇱🇰 sri lanka
Looks so clean and beautiful. I would love to explore.
As always very professional talk, you would be good as a ambassador of your country. You are extremely so polite. Nice video thank you very much. 💪🏻👍🏼🇺🇸🙏🏻
@7:30 Wow. Wow... I mean, really , wow. Those accommodations are fit for a king
On that plate with polenta we eat it usually ( in Romania) mixed in the plate. So mix the polenta with cheese, sour cream etc . The perfect spoon is mixed❤
Agree. If he mixed the polenta (mămăliga) with the cheese and sour cream it would have tasted better with ease 😆
Good to see you in new country , love from Pakistan 🇵🇰
And he has ordered pork chops😮
@sohrab0007, yeah . I was so disappointed 😞 I'm Subscribing this dush
@@sohrab0007 do you think it's a coincidence that our people are so big on eating pork? 🙂
@@sohrab0007why you guys dont eat pork? Whats the reason ?
Wow beautiful place five star accommodation looks good 👍 👌
Thank you for such great reviews of my home country!
Haven't been there for 25y but I'm rediscovering my country through your vlogs! 5:43
My brother things can turn around .remember to always be positive ✨️
Enjoy your visit to beautiful Moldova 🇲🇩 & send more videos
Love from Sri Lanka 🇱🇰❤️
For the first time I have been seeing Davud is enjoying the glass of wine publicly . I guess Davud wants to tell something to us through this gesture may be which is essential for the viewers and also he is well prepared for everything , as he seems like during this Maldova visit he is looking quite comfortable with everything he has ,whether that is food or people or the environment around .. Davud you are doing very good job I suppose and I believe it takes you to the better place ..
Yea he said he is not a practicing Muslim. Which is fine, he can live his life as he wishes!
About tips:
we need to be careful not to overdo it, as it can create unrealistic expectations and put pressure on other customers. It is important to be generous but also responsible. An appropriate tip should reflect both the quality of service and local standards. After all, the goal is to show appreciation without causing discomfort or creating unsustainable standards.
Don't worry, there are not hundreds of Davuds eating there, so they won't get used to the big tips lol ... just like when a millionaire will eat there and will leave them a 5000% tip, they won't expect all customers to do the same, I am pretty sure...
@@RaduRadonys Watch all his videos from Romania and you will see how he proceeded. I was referring to tips in general, not just at that restaurant.
Hello again, Moldova is a part of Romania that was ceded to the Russians as war booty. Therefore, you’ll find sarmale, mamaliga, and papanasi in Moldova as well. I actually suggest you try them and see which ones are better. Mamaliga or polenta is not a main dish; it serves as a substitute for bread alongside the main course. I hope you have a great time; it will be much more pleasant in the countryside than in the city!
Hello again, Moldova is NOT a part of Romania, go to school and study more!!!
@@Vieru-yx9bq Can't you open a map? Moldova is a region in North-East Romania.
@@RaduRadonys
Can't you open a map?
Republic of Moldova is NOT a region in North-East of Romania!!!
@@Vieru-yx9bq Your comment was "Hello again, Moldova is NOT a part of Romania".. I don't see any "Republic of" in your comment.
@@RaduRadonys
I don't see any "Moldova is a region in North-East Romaniat that was ceded to the Russians as war booty " in your comment!!!
Open your mind, dear!!!
Dear David, Thank God ! So happy You deserve the very best for your kind hearted work you’re doing to all the poor countries and all the charity work you’ve done specially in my poor country Sri Lanka. Enjoy your stay and be safe. God bless you! From Canada ❤🙏🇨🇦
Go to Gagauzia, Turkish speaking nation for you will be very interesting (you like Turkish group nations-Azerbaijan). Go to villages where speak Gagauzian not only in city.
Min 11.46
You are blessing others.
God is blessing you
Daaa, bună și ieftină mâncare in Republica Moldova!
Hi David , thank you for sharing your blogs and videos of your travel to Europe and we could tour with you without flying .
I hope someday you will be back to visit more of our beautiful island the Philippines. Watching you from Florida 😊
Questions asked at the border are legit and necessary.
Wow. Super!140$ for an apt in hotel is rare. Moldova is in Europe and even though might be the least visited country in Europe does not mean there are not interesting places to visit. Enjoy the visit in Moldova!
Gorgeous room,so enjoys😮
Thankyou davud, beautiful vedyo, God bless you ❤❤❤❤❤
Davud deserves the upgrade! He is a good man and treats everyone with respect.
Yes I always enjoyed ur beautiful informative video, Dr Khan Karachi Pakistan
Beautiful country ..love from sri lanka 🇱🇰 🌏
Thanks!
I arrived at Chisinau airport today and was also asked several question by the immigration guy, he even needed to check if it was true that I had booked an Airbnb apartment! He wanted to see my return ticket, which I don’t have as after Moldova I’ll go to Bucharest by train and of course I don’t have tickets yet. At the end he accepted that I was here as a tourist and agreed to let me in.
Hello Davud! You must visit the Cricova wine complex ;)
Have nice peoples like Romeian , and nice city Moldavia thank bro
Thank u davud. God bless you always. Love your videos
Nice vid. You have great manners, nice to see. 😊
"Zama", supa, ciorba, borș, pretty much the same.... 😊 Zeama or "zeama" is actually the liquid obtained boiling something, general speaking, the soup/supa or ciorba/bors (sorrow soups) being nothing else than zeamă/zamă.
Ionele, este o vorbă, c-am buruenoasă, da am să ţi-o spun: nu încurca p.zda cu p.zdeala, ca spre exemplu: ciorba, borşul cu zama.
All your videos are great I m in love with it good job
I like that they protect the border, definitely worth some unpleasant questions
The Republic of Moldova was the same country as Romania until the 2nd World War. The real Moldova is in Romania, being a region of this country, just like Transylvania. In fact, you came to Bessarabia, but they took the name of Moldova. Iasi is the capital of Moldova, a Romanian city worth seeing. It's also a shame that you haven't visited the second largest city in Romania, Cluj-Napoca, I hope you visit it sometime, you won't regret it
The Republic of Moldova was NOT the same country as Romania until the 2nd World War!!!
@@Vieru-yx9bq Want to bet on that?
@@kultho
There are just rominian naive dreams!!!
@@Vieru-yx9bq I almost had a stroke reading that. Get help.
@@Vieru-yx9bqMaybe you weren't in that country when Bessarabia was together with Romania, I think your grandparents emigrated from the Urals to Moldova, although you have a Romanian surname, but many of you are brainwashed there by the KGB/FSB😂
Man...being a YT traveler get perks sometimes...nice one my brother
Mămăligă is the same thing you eat in Romania (polenta). It is boiled smashed corn.
Grounded!
Wow how beautiful is the apt
Just amazing ❤
They actually gave you some kind of plain langosi instead of the basic bread, for Christmas they even use to offer to the guests "cozonac" which is a sweet cookie, instead of bread, due to the fact that in the traditional villages was considered a fest speciality.
"Cozonac" se mănîncă numai de "Paşti".
Poate "colac"? Care nu-i numaidecît dulce.
It’s great that they verify carefully who visits their place
At least you know you are more safe than many other countries …
I could live at such places any time
Prefer organized countries and if they are strict
Better for every day life
Congrats to this location and or small country ❤
From Toronto Canada salut I love you’re live style and you’re very generous person l wish you the best ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Great begining!
I know you are posting those clips with at least a week delay, so I do not know if a suggestion is welcomed, however, I hope that a visit to one of the great wineries is on your list.
Also, someone should visit the Bălți city, the second largest city from Moldova!
You are the real legend davud sir😊
The most expensive hotel room also has the most spy cameras and microphones.....😁😎
Your smile is amazing Davud ❤
A large part of French wine is actually produced in Moldova and bottled in France. This is a little secret, but only for French consumers. 🤭🤫
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Romanian with Russian accent on the background.
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Heartbreaking. They enstranged our brothers and sisters
🇵🇰❤Romania ❤🌎
R.Moldova was a part of Romania .This territory was stolen be Russia from Romania . They are romanians , they speak romanian .
R.Moldova was NOT a part of Romania .This territory was NOT stolen by Russia from Romania . They are NOT romanians , they speak MOLDAVIAN language, nothing rominian!!!
@@Vieru-yx9bq Mananci cacat, invata istorie si dupa aia mai vorbim!!
@@Vieru-yx9bq Ai sters comentariul meu??.. iti mai spun odata, mananci rahat, invata istorie si dupa mai vorbim . Hitler si cu Stalin au semnat la Moscova o intelegere (pactul Ribbentrop-Molotov ) si rusii au luat o parte din Moldova romaneasca , care astazi se numeste si Basarabia care a fost sub ocupatie ruseasca.
@@Vieru-yx9bq Check an interbelic map, you'll have a heart attack.
@@RaduRadonys
Check an interbelic real map!!!
I think you really feel like a queen or king in that 5 star hotel 😊. Or a star 😊. I would love to stay at least 1 hour just to pretend i am a superstar 😂😂😂❤❤
Left Romania without visiting Iasi? 🙄 It is so close ti Chisinau and the former capital of Moldova and Romania. You really need ti give it a chance!
Nice mate! Can u try to film with the linear settings as the wide makes apartment too fisheye.... for landscape is ok but for architecture better linear
Радуюсь когда ты говоришь по Руски! спасибо за твои видео
I like that you try the traditional foods
Romania and Moldova we say "Buna ziua", "Buna", "Salut" ...it depends on the circumstances. Mamaliga it's not chicken and rice, it's just corn and water and salt. It's a substitute for bread at the country side. You ate that also in Romania (polenta called in english). The name of the city is Chisinau, not Chisinov.
Very interesting. Greetings from Tennessee, USA.
wow.. best blogger ... i am from Sri Lanka
Hi Davud , ur done with Romania now ? wont come back to visit more cities ,things there ?
I will definitely be back to Romania 🇷🇴 ❤️
@@Davud_Akh Nice cant wait !
@@Davud_Akhafter Moldova you should visit Iasi in Romania, it s not far away from the border with Moldova and it was the capitall of Moldova before to unite in with the whole Romania. Iasi looks incredible
Mămăliga 'shines' (improves it's taste) when you COMBINE / MIX IT with a bunch of other foods.
Just plain mămăliga and nothing else is often MEH (and I say this even as a romanian) 😄 On that plate you had mămăliga and cheese + even sour cream. Try to COMBINE them for example and the taste is starting to improve. Another example of mine is eat boiled eggs with a bit of salt and dip some mămăliga on that creamy egg. Is frickin DELICIOUS like that 🤤😉
Enjoy your time Davud
Davud,i would suggest you when you try cheese and sour cream to mix them up,like,i don't know,flakes,pouridge,you name it,taste better like that,it's a tip when you travel in countries like România,Republic of Moldova 😊
There is no more flights from Craiova to Paris.
Please tell eSky company to put some there....
Nice hotel room but not worth the recommended price. Ireland ☘️🇮🇪☘️
Ești.
Minunat...
Love from 🇱🇰
Nice video my friend
Moldova had an fatal incident with shootings at the airport a while ago with a turkish gangster man, thats why people from that side of the world are taken in the side by border officers and questioned more then usual... And correctly will be Moldova Kishinau, not Moldovia Kishiniov (russian way). Welcome to my country i hope you will enjoy your travel to my country, i have some videos from my country too, anyone interested are welcomed to my channel
Stunning 😍
Dear davud Brother if they disrespect you and not welcoming you not Worth to visit love from Afghanistan
Hi man how are you doing
I love the way u doing 😂
I hoop that to see you in Belgium..🎉
Hello Dauvd 👋 lovely videos love it awesome 👌 😎 😀
If you want to come and visit London , you can stay with us!! watch all your videos!!
Wow!!! Gregory 5 star Hotel 🤩😍
love this