It’s great hearing your thoughts about Romania! I’m originally from Australia 🇦🇺 and I’m also trying to learn the language (my husband is also Romanian) and it is difficult but I feel it is so worth it to be able to communicate to those who don’t speak your native tongue. Btw, I love your blouse! So pretty and feminine. 🥰❤️
Hii Aimee! Thanks for watching! Yes absolutely worth to learn their language specially to communicate with the locals when you travel around, they have awesome stories to share ❤️ Thank you the blouse is from a local store here in Romania 🤗
I don't get this concept. You go to a country and you expect the natives to speak YOUR language? So, if go to Australia, then I should expect Australians to speak Romanian? SMH
Thank you Yelna for all your impressions about my country.I hope you will enjoy your staying, you are a v nice person and I appreciate all your feedback, even good or bad because everyone has to accept the others opinions, it is not that we are always right as I can see some comments here.
Thumbs up for this video👍 My wife has the same thoughts about Romania. Coming from Philippines she had to learn how to start the fire to keep the house warm in wintertime 😊. And many many more. I hope you enjoy your life there and post as many videos as you can. Thank you!
Most Romanians do not look Turkish or Middle Eastern, but some do because of mixed heritage. Some Romanians are actually just Roma declaring themselves to be Romanians. Just like if you visit Turkey's western regions, you will meet many Turks looking European. But saying that we are Turks acting like Italians, is just wrong and disturbing.
Este doar opinia ei ! Respect o! Sunt oameni din alte țări care ne aseamana cu rușii spre ex inclusiv limba! Slovenii slovacii letoni spre ex spun că limba noastră seama f mult cu rusă. Deci ....depinde de om, nu consider că este deranjant este doar minunat sa auzi tot felul de opinii nu vad nimic rău în asta.
@calinionut-alin2154 ba este chiar total lipsit de respect. Opiniile trebuie date de niste oameni care chiar gandesc :), fara suparare pentru ea. Vedem ce se intampla pe facebook cand fiecare idiot are cate o parere. Deci argumentul dumneavoastra este nul. Pur si simplu femeia nu stiu pe cine a vazut, dar nu are dreptate. Genetic vorbind, normal ca unii au un ten si putin măsliniu, ca pana la urma suntem in sud estul europei, dar din nou, depinde de regiunea țării. Sa spui unei țări care a fost opresată de turci ca "arata precum turcii" da o lipsa de educatie nu doar de respect. Mai ales ca noi nu am fost niciodata provincie otomană si lor le era interzis sa locuiasca pe teritoriile noastre. A, si daca tot am luat o istoric, s ar putea turcii sa arate ca noi ;) fiindca ei furau copii din europa pentru a fi "de-a lor".
Well when I say turk I dont know what do you picture in your head. In middle east also we have people who look like European with blonde and blue eyes features. What I observed first is what was familiar to me! Thats all ! My point of view is not facts! But DNA tests show we all are mixed.
@thelifeofyelna of course we are. But your choice of words should've been a but more delicate, especially since we were opressed by them for hundreds of years.
@@balkanemperor876 maybe you are right! I need to know how else to express myself. I had impression Romanian like raw honest comment. I will be more careful about it 🙏🏼💗
Interesting perspective.. As a Malaysian who has just visited Romania, I really like it. Explored mostly in Câmpina and Sighisoara but I musy say I'm very fortunate to able to have authentic experience in the quaint and calm Câmpina.
I'm sorry to say but you sound kinda condescend here... saying Romania, which is a secular state, is "religious" while coming from Iran and Malaysia where the religion and the state are exactly the same is ironic, to say the least... And saying that LGBT community is discriminated against.... well at least they are not thrown for 20 years in prison or killed like in Iran and Malaysia... very strange indeed to bring these topics coming from a Muslim country. Also, Romania has an HDI (Human Development Index) of 821, while Malaysia has 803 and Iran 783, so saying the quality of life is worse in Romania is weird... No offence though :)
Perfect adevărat. Am și eu vecin iranian însurat cu o româncă. Deasemenea,am prieteni iranieni. Toți, fără excepție, povestesc despre cât de puternic și de influent a fost imperiul Persan și cât de mult le displace totul aici. Când le spun că nu îi ține nimeni cu forța aici,se ridică și pleacă. Trei cuvinte pentru Iran: sharia,takiya, tarrouf.
Hey sorry for late response! So you could be absolutely right to know more about your culture than I do. But you lived and grow up here. So you look at it differently. Also I am talking about My observation of my experiences. As I have lived in Iran and Malaysia. Have you ? In Iran the Religion is so forced down to people that now majority of iranian are atheists. The gender segregation is so high that lgbtq is natural outcome! In Malaysia. The government is Muslim but they are 3 nations Malays, Indians, and Chinese and they all have different religion! My first culture shock moving to Malaysia was to see so many transgender people. We even had gender studies in school. Then I come to Romania and religion here is actually is people's faith and lifestyle. (For-example dont work on sunday) something that is rooted and keeps people together. So I am learning different things. And of course every religion comes with its own mindset and as a therapist I have notice that lgbt may not be as common here . Which part of my video I said quality of life is worse here though!! I wouldn't believe that! Thats all I am just sharing my observation. Not sure why you guys get defensive :( Correct me by all means and Teach me about your culture! I am going to need all these when I go for citizenship exam :))
@@ardeiuti I also have lots of expat friends not only iranian who dont like Romania for different reasons . But as you can see I am living my best life here. You cant go to a different country and have it all. There is always somethings going to bother you. I think its normal! If you go to Iran I am sure you wont want to stay more than 1week! :))
I don't think it is ok to judge romanians because they do not tolerate LGBT movement. Frist of all, this nation survived during the centuries around religious communities, with kind of values that does't match with LGBTQ practices. So, different values! You will always see LGBTQ, rroma or black people complaining about their past or present, but romanians don't do this, while they could have so many reasons. I suggest you to read about life of romanians under the rule of Habsburgs in Transylvania, I also highly recommand you read about what happen with ensclaved romanians by boyars. Read about how many they were killed in rebellions in 1888 or 1907, may you think it was long time ago, but it is really not so long time ago. So, after you make sure you understand the history of romanians you may have an opinion. PS: Also, I do not agree you to judge older generations people, simply because you do not suffer in communism along with them, they can have any opinion about their country, about their goverment or anything else. Do not judge older people because it is possible their fathers or grandfaters died in the war for the country, it is possible their parents suffer because of communism, it is possible they had hard life while they do not deserved. But you, don't. Please, no offence!
No offence, we do not live in 1888 or 1907, that was a long time ago, and the past is not an excuse for the today's mentality. I am an older person, and I have lost my brother to the Revolution, he died for freedom of speech, freedom of expression, freedom to think out of the bubble, freedom... and I am really sad to learn we haven't advance. You are talking about religious values, what values? Today the church turned into a cult that takes advantage of the willful ignorant. Yes, we had a hard time in communism, we were poor but we were kind to one another, we helped each other, now we live in freedom and we refuse to do or be better. The "LGBTQ, Roma or black people are complaining about their past or present", because they were never treated right in the past, and by your message example they are still treated badly. Vorba aia "Să fii domn e o-ntâmplare, să fii om e lucru mare". Democrația se păstrează cu mintea deschisă, fără prejudecată, discriminare, bigotism.
@@mountainbliss3771 Tu confunzi democratia cu libertatea de exprimare absolută, nimeni nu îți interzice să fi ce vrei, dar aici e ROMÂNIA, este o țară creștină, cea mai creștină țară din Europa la propriu, nu există culturi multiple cum este în America spre exemplu, unde sunt foarte multe rase de oameni, eu nu aș accepta ca aceste miscări să aibe loc în țara mea, ok... te exprimi cum vrei la tine acasă și poți să fi cu cine vrei pe stradă, dar nu să împingi lucrurile la extrem, gen drepturi sau alte cretinisme de genul ăsta, România poate că pare indoctrinată de aceste refuzuri, dar realitatea este alta, o țară cu o multi cultură are și riscul ei, spre exemplu miscările huliganice se întâmplă fix in acele țări în care rasismul este la extrem, America, Franta, Anglia... pentru că s-a ajuns la o toleranță cu această "libertate de exprimare" LGBT și toate acește rase până ajung în punctul în care să facă multe crime, multe revolte și așa mai departe. România este bine așa cum este, și vorbesc din postura din care am călatorit toată planeta, habar nu ai cât de norocoasă este România așa cum este ea, avem niște valori la care dacă renunțăm, o să regretăm în timp
LGBT is not a movement. It's possibly your cousin, your sister, your brother, your father, or a good friend or colleague of yours. We will always exist, no matter if you accept us as we are or not.
@@omarmyia And how are they discriminated against? That's a myth. Except the gossips of others, who doesn't matter, they do that with straight people too, how are you affected? This endless drama is rolling around for no real reason.
I like Romania traditionlal ,the way that it is, without lgbt and aggressive neoliberal stuff like in western countries, thats why these countries are so unsafe and unpredicteble now .
Romanians in south look mostly Balkan, as Bulgarian , Turkish. If you go central and north they look eastern European. And then there are the roma and roma mixed population which look indeed persian / pakistani / indian.
@@crepoosculnevertheless, he's right. I have relatives in the south so whenever I go there I can see a big difference in skin colour and facial features compared to the northern side where I live.
@@user-Jab1000 yeah, very funny! Go to the Maramures and Bucovina villages than compare them to the southern ones. You'll see more slavic features in the northern Moldavia for example, due to their proximity to Ukraine and Russia. It will become even more evident if you cross to the so called Republic of Moldova which in fact was a part of the larger Moldavia province where you'll see most people having very white skin, many of them also with blond hair. And I don't talk about the russians living there.
@@coldburrito5818 Hmm, where is that Bucovina? Only certain folks use that name, not Romanians. I have relatives in Moldova and I have been there, including the northern part. In fact, I've been all over Romania and people are the same. We are all daci. And we are all white, unlike your kind. Capish? I figured you out from the initial comment buddy, asa ca nu te mai strofoca ;)
8:20 And it is also a part of respect, you know, to learn the language of the country you stay in, no matter how much you stay there. This is what I think. I consider them as manners, because I get sp happy when I hear foreigners loving my language and learning it or even knowing it! ❤💯
I am little too late to this party, but I am going to give you my two cents. Romanians by nature are quick to jump to the wrong conclusion, especially when there is a thought lost in translation. I am Romanian living in US, I get that impulse every time, when I hear criticesm about anything Romanian, but I don't react as quick. I understand you much better since I had to go through my own transition to another culture and life style. Many of Romanians have not yet transition to the rest of world's mentality, especially the older generation, but even if they did experience another culture, they chose to cherry pick. I have many Romanian friends in US, but sometimes I am shocked of their mentality, their behavior, the stubbornness to accept anything from another culture. That's why it is important to teach people how not to be racist, bigot, discriminatory... it will take many more decades, but eventually will happen. It has been only 32 years since the Revolution, before then, biracial marriages used to be a "shame" on the family, LGBTQ were not heard or known of, and the Roma comunity was highly discriminated. I am thrilled that more Romanians are getting married with foreigners, or foreigners moving to Romania, because we need them to open up the minds of others. People need to be educated, to see and think outside the box. Your life experience from other parts of the world is a huge plus. My only hope is that Romania one day, will again be known as a prominent part of Europe and the rest of the world. I do appreciate your video, never feel bad for the way you see the Romanian world through your eyes and your heart. Congratulation on your marriage, be happy in Romania... and keep up posting your opinions, constructive criticism is always welcome. I am sure I have stepped on few toes with my comment (I'm ready for the 🍅🍅🍅)
Hi .. late but very on time. I had stopped posting on this channel after this video. I felt like maybe Romanians are not happy (ready) to hear honest comments of strangers who absolutely loves their country but cannot sugarcoat everything.. your comment made a lot of sense and I am happy that there are some that would love to some strangers in Romania! Please stick around 🙏🏼💖
There's no button to give your comment 100 likes... :( Spot on! I am a Romanian who lived in the US for a few years, now living in the UK for about 8. I left Romania because I am just as open minded as you are, definitely quick and easy to adapt to other cultures, met the same close minded Romanians abroad, which is very sad...Well, lets hope for better days...
@@thelifeofyelna Sorry I missed your response. Please, I am subscribed to your channel, don't feel intimidated, tell it as is. I am sure by now you have discovered more truth and it needs to be heard. I don't know if you are familiar to this saying "a kick in the butt is a step towards success". 😂 This is what the Romanians need, otherwise they will never open their minds and eyes to see that the world is passing by them. You see @sergerea agrees with me 😉
@@sergerea Why do we have a life to live if we cannot accept change, change for a better life, but also for a better future to our next generations? I left Romania 33 years ago, a moment after the Revolution, many things have changed in Romania, except the mentality. I give the people another 17 years, because I believe that kind of mentality dies every 50 years 😁, I hope. Wish you all the best in UK
Hi , romanian living in Timisoara here, you are very accurate with most of your observations and I really enjoy your updates on how is your life in Romania. It was very interesting to me when you said that even nonverbal ways of communication are different between Romania and asian countries and I would be interested in a more in depth explanation on this if you are ever interested in making a video about it. Hope you will be continuing to enjoy your time in Romania😁
Thank you so much for watching ! Yes ofcourse I can do more in depth. I have another video with title of "I have multiple personalities after traveling " I mention more details about Asia and Europe differences . Check it out :)
@@ops3892 I am not really familiar with Bucharest but I really recomend you to visit either the cities of Brasov and Sibiu in the mountains , wich have a very rustic feel with german influences or the city of Constanta at the sea (2 hours by train from the capital). This one has more mediteranean and turkish influences. Hope you will enjoy your stay in Romania
@@Yukihime25 Im really looking forward to it I have had friends that have been to the balkans and they Romania has the nicest people compared to other countries. I have booked an apartment with 3 friends for the month im very excited. Its crazy cheap it is compared to USD that really blew my mind. Romania really is a hidden jem in Europe
@@ops3892 hope you enjoy your trip. I agree Braşov and Sibiu are amazing cities to visit . Bucharest has better social life and nightlife. The Thermal Baths in Bucharest is a nice for a chill spa day 👌🏼
The problem is Turks don't look like Turks anymore! Constantly forced assimilation in the Ottoman Empire of European nations, tru yanichars, and the slave trade, war prisoners. The great arab Empire under Mohamed and his predecessors conquered european lands and constantly rides of Middle Eastern ships on european lands seeking to enslave villages was a very common thing. White slave women were a thing in Middle Eastern. And greek/roman and late french/english colonizers changed gene pool in Asia too.
Nice video, interesting insight. Maybe we look Balkanic, maybe Greek maybe Cuman in small part but we certainly not Turkish as we fought Ottoman empire on and off for over 500 years, and never even were truly incorporated as Pasalak. 🤭
Good thing though, you can always order Asian stuff online or buy them at a very high rate in Korean shops. That’s because you really don’t want to have whatever Asian food they sell in the so called Chinese restaurants here in Oradea. Your closest destination for real Chinese would be, I guess, Vienna or Linz in Austria.
If you're into Asian food, then you should move to Asia. You want to go to another country and change that country because of what? Wtf is wrong with you?
Glad to hear Romania is beginning to be a home for more and more expats from different parts of this wonderful world! We do need confirmation from time to time that "hey! Romania is not that bad, look people are coming here to live from" better" places! " We do need this reassurance! Glad you found a home with us! And maybe with more people coming from more exotic places they will bring some of that delicious food with them!
ce sa faci daca focile romanesti cu complexe de inferioritate aplauda orice strain, fie si bengalez care le zice in esenta ca arata ca niste tigani, ca ea adica
Hello. It's interesting how you see Romanian society. You say we look like Turks and try to act like Italians. We have Latin origins, we were colonized by the Romans, we have a long historical conflict with the Turks. We have a strong French influence, which is now on the rise from a cultural point of view. You say that the body gesture is quite different from, for example, from you. It seems to me that you have the same attitude as us Romanians. Your effort to try to understand what is with this country in which you live is appreciated. As a curiosity, from 1922 to 1930, Queen Maria of Romania was of English origin, being the granddaughter of Queen Victoria of the United Kingdom. He was the greatest patriot of Romania. If you are interested in them, you will discover the most fascinating life story of a Queen. The conclusion is that we have influence from everywhere.
Thanks for your kind words . Yes I am still learning a lot and trying to figure out the society. I will definitely look into the life story of a Queen sounds interesting..
We were not colonized by the Romans, we are the Romans :) And we never stopped calling ourselves Romans because Român (how Romanians call themselves) is just Roman altered by time (similar how manus became mână, romanus became român).
Even with sound volume of my computer at maximum, the levels of your microphone are too low ... it's very dificult to understand what you are whispering ... you should definetely try a lavalier microphone.
I dont agree we look like Turkish people lol , maybe some here do look a little (roma minority people mostly ) but Native Romanian people have white skin , Turkish people mostly have dark skin.
@@blajmonica That's good for you. Have you never seen what real Romanians look like? Have you ever seen Inna? Antonia? George Simion? Mihai Ciolacu? That's what native Romanians look like. Like I said, native Romanians are olive/darker skinned, not pale white like northern Europeans.
Românii nu seamănă cu turcii absolut deloc. Popoare total diferite. Cât despre gesturile italienești ale românilor, poate ai întâlnit români care trăiesc în Italia. Observațiile tale sunt total eronate.
Pe aceasi logica un non-Român poate spune "care e diferența intre Roma(țigani) si Români? Suna la fel si vin din Romania deci e aceasi lucru" şi nu spune ca Românul mediu nu se enerveaza daca se face comparația asta in Occident, Siria si Iran is diferiți ca un Francez si un Suedez faptu ca TU nu vezi/sti diferentele e problema ta, poate daca ai fi invațat un pic prima de a te face de ruşine cu comentariul tău ... :)
@@thelifeofyelna I think I get the chance to see a lot of them here in Sweden, also visited ME countries. Are they white caucasian as Romanians, according to you? There are some that looks latin, Romanians being latin too, but not middle eastern. How does italians looks for you? Middle Eastern too?
@@blajmonica but in my video I specifically said Turks which are mixed of Balkans and Asians. And yes I have many Italian and Spanish friends that people always think we look alike. Among middle east, Iranian , Turks and Syrians have lighter skin color and more features that resemble European and vise versa. My Romanian friend did a DNA test and she had genes from Middle East. As well as nordic countries.. we all see people through what our brain is more familiar with.
@@blajmonicaBTW my Swedish best friend who lives here in Romania said exactly same thing. "That Romanians look diversified" I think it's a beautiful thing not sure why people are getting defensive about it. Anyways O zi buna ! 🙏🏼
Buna! Romanii nu seamna deloc cu turcii sau cu alte popoare inrudite cu ei. Nici ca fizionimie nici ca obiceiuri. Genul acesta de comparatie ne cam deranjeaza pentru ca am avut o experienta istorica destul de traumatizanta cu Imperiul Otoman, un imperiu opresor care ne-au secatuit resursele materiale si umane, un imperiu care ne-au tinut in urma cu cateva secole in comparatie cu alte state europene din centrul sau vestul Europei. Se poate intampla ca anumiti turcii sa aiba unele trasaturi europene deoarece otomanii obisnuiau sa ia femei din Balcani sau Rusia ca prada de razboi si apoi sa le foloseasca ca sclave sexuale. Un exemplu celebru a fost Hurem, fata unui preot din Ucraina, rapita, violata de soldatii turci si vanduta apoi ca sclava sultanului si devenita ulterior sotia sultanului Suleiman. Genul acesta de practici, fireste, noua de provoaca repulsie si dezgust.
Romanians looking muslim? That's a first. I mean, maybe, in the south of the country, due to mixing that happened hundreds of years ago, but the traditional romanian doesn't have muslim feature
Yelna firstly I want to confirm to you, that if you are still wondering... yes you have transitioned, from an Indonesian couch potato to a desirable stylish European cat mom which most men appreciate(drool over). I won't lie, plenty of women and content out there, but I find you and your husband as people incapable of being fake. I truly believe people like yous make us strive forward.
Dear Yelna, as a romanian i believe that he or she is just a brainwashed id..t , it does not matter if he is a romanian or not . The general typical lifestyle wich you like here , is a general thing for most of the romanians too . Dont feel hurt for what he said, idiots like him are everywhere on this planet. I think i am speaking for 99% of my romanian brothers, you are more than welcome here , feel free to live your life as you want and do what makes you happy . I wish you a happy life full of achievments with my romanian brother
@@thelifeofyelna Babes, it was all a huge compliment, choice of words is not unusual, I love you guys to bits! sounds strange a bit yeah, but I don't know what to say, you're obviously not a couch potato, have some of your friends to check, or confirm if this is a mean comment or a tease/compliment :P
I admire your courage for actually settling here. As a Romanian... all I can say ( on behalf of my countrymen ) is SORRY & hope you'll have less of a hassle than most of us do. 😅😁 cheers ! 🌹
BUNA!!!! NEBUN-O.....CATE PRODUSE ROMANESTI ....GASESTI TU IN TARILE ASIATIICE....SPRE EXEMPLU ....CIMBRU????SI DE CE CREZI CA NE-AR INTERESA PRODUSELE TALE????ITI PLACE....STAI NU INTOARCE-TE DRQ ACASA...CA ORICUM NU O SA FACI MULTI PURECI PE AICI!!!!!!!DRUM BUN!!!!ITI DAI CU PAREREA DESPRE ROMANI...CUM NICI EI NU O FAC....PTR. CA STIU CA DIFERA DE LA CAZ LA CAZ....TACI DRQ DIN GURA!!!!!!!!ROMANII SUNT UN POPOR MANDRU......DACA NU TE-A INVATAT ALEX!!!!!
Când auzi câte o persoana de culoare,ca aceasta Yelna ca își da cu părerea despre o țara care totuși face parte din cea mai dezvoltată comunitate,aceasta fiind Uniunea Europeană ,nu știi ce sa faci mai repede ..sa te phisi pe părerile ei sau direct pe ….!
Poporul nostru este cel mai vechi popor european, si chiar mai departe. Au venit toti nespalatii in Romania si au tupeu sa ne critice cind ei sint niste rupti in fund. Si consoarta mea este de alta natie, dar pretuieste Romania si poporul nostru.
@@user-Jab1000 ,Pai dacă nu ar fi fost așa ,atunci dădea pe tine exact cât dădea pe țara ta! Adică o flegma!Inseamna ca e o persoana cu capul la purtător si vede realitatea cu ochiul liber! Cât despre românache , soțul persoanei de culoare nu pot nici măcar să-l compătimesc!Isi merita soarta! Persoana de culoare după ce își obține cetățenia ….un mare scuipinol lui romanache!
Se pare ca se minte pe ea insasi, Noi suntem europeni. Avem si roma peôple, si ea se identifica cu ei, nu ca ar fi o problema .... dar sa nu reduca poporul roman la Middle East si roma people, non europeni, sa se simta si ea integrata.
It’s great hearing your thoughts about Romania! I’m originally from Australia 🇦🇺 and I’m also trying to learn the language (my husband is also Romanian) and it is difficult but I feel it is so worth it to be able to communicate to those who don’t speak your native tongue.
Btw, I love your blouse! So pretty and feminine. 🥰❤️
Hii Aimee! Thanks for watching! Yes absolutely worth to learn their language specially to communicate with the locals when you travel around, they have awesome stories to share ❤️
Thank you the blouse is from a local store here in Romania 🤗
I don't get this concept. You go to a country and you expect the natives to speak YOUR language? So, if go to Australia, then I should expect Australians to speak Romanian? SMH
@@user-Jab1000 I encourage you to read my comment again as I didn’t say I expected Romanians to speak my language.
@@user-Jab1000 we never said that though ! Why you becoming defensive for nothing! We are complimenting your language ! Smh !
@@user-Jab1000 Ease off, she's trying.
Thank you Yelna for all your impressions about my country.I hope you will enjoy your staying, you are a v nice person and I appreciate all your feedback, even good or bad because everyone has to accept the others opinions, it is not that we are always right as I can see some comments here.
Thank you so much I appreciate your nice comments. Keep teaching me about your beautiful country 🙏🏼💗
Thumbs up for this video👍 My wife has the same thoughts about Romania. Coming from Philippines she had to learn how to start the fire to keep the house warm in wintertime 😊. And many many more. I hope you enjoy your life there and post as many videos as you can. Thank you!
Does your wife have a tiktok by any chance ? i think I follow her 🥰 Thank you so much for showing support and I appreciate it 🙏🏼
Most Romanians do not look Turkish or Middle Eastern, but some do because of mixed heritage. Some Romanians are actually just Roma declaring themselves to be Romanians. Just like if you visit Turkey's western regions, you will meet many Turks looking European. But saying that we are Turks acting like Italians, is just wrong and disturbing.
Este doar opinia ei ! Respect o! Sunt oameni din alte țări care ne aseamana cu rușii spre ex inclusiv limba! Slovenii slovacii letoni spre ex spun că limba noastră seama f mult cu rusă. Deci ....depinde de om, nu consider că este deranjant este doar minunat sa auzi tot felul de opinii nu vad nimic rău în asta.
@calinionut-alin2154 ba este chiar total lipsit de respect. Opiniile trebuie date de niste oameni care chiar gandesc :), fara suparare pentru ea. Vedem ce se intampla pe facebook cand fiecare idiot are cate o parere. Deci argumentul dumneavoastra este nul. Pur si simplu femeia nu stiu pe cine a vazut, dar nu are dreptate. Genetic vorbind, normal ca unii au un ten si putin măsliniu, ca pana la urma suntem in sud estul europei, dar din nou, depinde de regiunea țării. Sa spui unei țări care a fost opresată de turci ca "arata precum turcii" da o lipsa de educatie nu doar de respect. Mai ales ca noi nu am fost niciodata provincie otomană si lor le era interzis sa locuiasca pe teritoriile noastre.
A, si daca tot am luat o istoric, s ar putea turcii sa arate ca noi ;) fiindca ei furau copii din europa pentru a fi "de-a lor".
Well when I say turk I dont know what do you picture in your head. In middle east also we have people who look like European with blonde and blue eyes features. What I observed first is what was familiar to me! Thats all ! My point of view is not facts! But DNA tests show we all are mixed.
@thelifeofyelna of course we are. But your choice of words should've been a but more delicate, especially since we were opressed by them for hundreds of years.
@@balkanemperor876 maybe you are right! I need to know how else to express myself. I had impression Romanian like raw honest comment. I will be more careful about it 🙏🏼💗
Interesting perspective.. As a Malaysian who has just visited Romania, I really like it. Explored mostly in Câmpina and Sighisoara but I musy say I'm very fortunate to able to have authentic experience in the quaint and calm Câmpina.
Very interesting insights and points of view, thanks! Like everything else in life, 'with the good and the bad'! All the best to you and Alex! 😊
I'm sorry to say but you sound kinda condescend here... saying Romania, which is a secular state, is "religious" while coming from Iran and Malaysia where the religion and the state are exactly the same is ironic, to say the least... And saying that LGBT community is discriminated against.... well at least they are not thrown for 20 years in prison or killed like in Iran and Malaysia... very strange indeed to bring these topics coming from a Muslim country. Also, Romania has an HDI (Human Development Index) of 821, while Malaysia has 803 and Iran 783, so saying the quality of life is worse in Romania is weird... No offence though :)
Perfect adevărat. Am și eu vecin iranian însurat cu o româncă. Deasemenea,am prieteni iranieni. Toți, fără excepție, povestesc despre cât de puternic și de influent a fost imperiul Persan și cât de mult le displace totul aici. Când le spun că nu îi ține nimeni cu forța aici,se ridică și pleacă. Trei cuvinte pentru Iran: sharia,takiya, tarrouf.
Nu inteleg de ce va scuzati in fata unei fite cine care este de o obraznicie crasa. Nu trebuie sa dam explicatii acestor tigani.
@@ardeiutipentru ca sint niste tigani obraznici, cu un tupeu extraordinar considerind ca nu ne ajung nici la degetul mic de la picior.
Hey sorry for late response! So you could be absolutely right to know more about your culture than I do. But you lived and grow up here. So you look at it differently. Also I am talking about My observation of my experiences. As I have lived in Iran and Malaysia. Have you ?
In Iran the Religion is so forced down to people that now majority of iranian are atheists. The gender segregation is so high that lgbtq is natural outcome!
In Malaysia. The government is Muslim but they are 3 nations Malays, Indians, and Chinese and they all have different religion! My first culture shock moving to Malaysia was to see so many transgender people. We even had gender studies in school.
Then I come to Romania and religion here is actually is people's faith and lifestyle. (For-example dont work on sunday) something that is rooted and keeps people together. So I am learning different things. And of course every religion comes with its own mindset and as a therapist I have notice that lgbt may not be as common here .
Which part of my video I said quality of life is worse here though!! I wouldn't believe that!
Thats all I am just sharing my observation. Not sure why you guys get defensive :( Correct me by all means and Teach me about your culture! I am going to need all these when I go for citizenship exam :))
@@ardeiuti I also have lots of expat friends not only iranian who dont like Romania for different reasons . But as you can see I am living my best life here. You cant go to a different country and have it all. There is always somethings going to bother you. I think its normal! If you go to Iran I am sure you wont want to stay more than 1week! :))
I don't think it is ok to judge romanians because they do not tolerate LGBT movement. Frist of all, this nation survived during the centuries around religious communities, with kind of values that does't match with LGBTQ practices. So, different values!
You will always see LGBTQ, rroma or black people complaining about their past or present, but romanians don't do this, while they could have so many reasons. I suggest you to read about life of romanians under the rule of Habsburgs in Transylvania, I also highly recommand you read about what happen with ensclaved romanians by boyars. Read about how many they were killed in rebellions in 1888 or 1907, may you think it was long time ago, but it is really not so long time ago.
So, after you make sure you understand the history of romanians you may have an opinion.
PS: Also, I do not agree you to judge older generations people, simply because you do not suffer in communism along with them, they can have any opinion about their country, about their goverment or anything else. Do not judge older people because it is possible their fathers or grandfaters died in the war for the country, it is possible their parents suffer because of communism, it is possible they had hard life while they do not deserved. But you, don't. Please, no offence!
No, it is ok to discuss the ridiculous mentality revolving around religion and its pseudo justifications for continued mistreatment of LGBT persons.
No offence, we do not live in 1888 or 1907, that was a long time ago, and the past is not an excuse for the today's mentality. I am an older person, and I have lost my brother to the Revolution, he died for freedom of speech, freedom of expression, freedom to think out of the bubble, freedom... and I am really sad to learn we haven't advance.
You are talking about religious values, what values? Today the church turned into a cult that takes advantage of the willful ignorant. Yes, we had a hard time in communism, we were poor but we were kind to one another, we helped each other, now we live in freedom and we refuse to do or be better.
The "LGBTQ, Roma or black people are complaining about their past or present", because they were never treated right in the past, and by your message example they are still treated badly.
Vorba aia "Să fii domn e o-ntâmplare, să fii om e lucru mare".
Democrația se păstrează cu mintea deschisă, fără prejudecată, discriminare, bigotism.
@@mountainbliss3771 Tu confunzi democratia cu libertatea de exprimare absolută, nimeni nu îți interzice să fi ce vrei, dar aici e ROMÂNIA, este o țară creștină, cea mai creștină țară din Europa la propriu, nu există culturi multiple cum este în America spre exemplu, unde sunt foarte multe rase de oameni, eu nu aș accepta ca aceste miscări să aibe loc în țara mea, ok... te exprimi cum vrei la tine acasă și poți să fi cu cine vrei pe stradă, dar nu să împingi lucrurile la extrem, gen drepturi sau alte cretinisme de genul ăsta, România poate că pare indoctrinată de aceste refuzuri, dar realitatea este alta, o țară cu o multi cultură are și riscul ei, spre exemplu miscările huliganice se întâmplă fix in acele țări în care rasismul este la extrem, America, Franta, Anglia... pentru că s-a ajuns la o toleranță cu această "libertate de exprimare" LGBT și toate acește rase până ajung în punctul în care să facă multe crime, multe revolte și așa mai departe. România este bine așa cum este, și vorbesc din postura din care am călatorit toată planeta, habar nu ai cât de norocoasă este România așa cum este ea, avem niște valori la care dacă renunțăm, o să regretăm în timp
LGBT is not a movement. It's possibly your cousin, your sister, your brother, your father, or a good friend or colleague of yours. We will always exist, no matter if you accept us as we are or not.
@@omarmyia And how are they discriminated against? That's a myth. Except the gossips of others, who doesn't matter, they do that with straight people too, how are you affected? This endless drama is rolling around for no real reason.
if you are a Bengali-Iranian and think "Romanians" look like Turks, I assume you must have lived in Ferentari or something.
I like Romania traditionlal ,the way that it is, without lgbt and aggressive neoliberal stuff like in western countries, thats why these countries are so unsafe and unpredicteble now .
Romanians in south look mostly Balkan, as Bulgarian , Turkish. If you go central and north they look eastern European. And then there are the roma and roma mixed population which look indeed persian / pakistani / indian.
You've never been in the south.
@@crepoosculnevertheless, he's right. I have relatives in the south so whenever I go there I can see a big difference in skin colour and facial features compared to the northern side where I live.
@@coldburrito5818I think you're referring to another country, that one in middle east where you're actually from ;)
@@user-Jab1000 yeah, very funny! Go to the Maramures and Bucovina villages than compare them to the southern ones. You'll see more slavic features in the northern Moldavia for example, due to their proximity to Ukraine and Russia. It will become even more evident if you cross to the so called Republic of Moldova which in fact was a part of the larger Moldavia province where you'll see most people having very white skin, many of them also with blond hair. And I don't talk about the russians living there.
@@coldburrito5818 Hmm, where is that Bucovina? Only certain folks use that name, not Romanians.
I have relatives in Moldova and I have been there, including the northern part. In fact, I've been all over Romania and people are the same. We are all daci.
And we are all white, unlike your kind. Capish? I figured you out from the initial comment buddy, asa ca nu te mai strofoca ;)
8:20 And it is also a part of respect, you know, to learn the language of the country you stay in, no matter how much you stay there. This is what I think. I consider them as manners, because I get sp happy when I hear foreigners loving my language and learning it or even knowing it! ❤💯
I did learn the language, this video was months ago ☺️
First, we do not talk with hands like italians, second, we do not eat frogs, bugs, snails, sea food and we do not spice too much. Is not healty!
I am little too late to this party, but I am going to give you my two cents.
Romanians by nature are quick to jump to the wrong conclusion, especially when there is a thought lost in translation.
I am Romanian living in US, I get that impulse every time, when I hear criticesm about anything Romanian, but I don't react as quick.
I understand you much better since I had to go through my own transition to another culture and life style.
Many of Romanians have not yet transition to the rest of world's mentality, especially the older generation, but even if they did experience another culture, they chose to cherry pick.
I have many Romanian friends in US, but sometimes I am shocked of their mentality, their behavior, the stubbornness to accept anything from another culture. That's why it is important to teach people how not to be racist, bigot, discriminatory... it will take many more decades, but eventually will happen.
It has been only 32 years since the Revolution, before then, biracial marriages used to be a "shame" on the family, LGBTQ were not heard or known of, and the Roma comunity was highly discriminated.
I am thrilled that more Romanians are getting married with foreigners, or foreigners moving to Romania, because we need them to open up the minds of others. People need to be educated, to see and think outside the box. Your life experience from other parts of the world is a huge plus.
My only hope is that Romania one day, will again be known as a prominent part of Europe and the rest of the world.
I do appreciate your video, never feel bad for the way you see the Romanian world through your eyes and your heart.
Congratulation on your marriage, be happy in Romania... and keep up posting your opinions, constructive criticism is always welcome.
I am sure I have stepped on few toes with my comment (I'm ready for the 🍅🍅🍅)
Hi .. late but very on time. I had stopped posting on this channel after this video. I felt like maybe Romanians are not happy (ready) to hear honest comments of strangers who absolutely loves their country but cannot sugarcoat everything.. your comment made a lot of sense and I am happy that there are some that would love to some strangers in Romania! Please stick around 🙏🏼💖
There's no button to give your comment 100 likes... :( Spot on! I am a Romanian who lived in the US for a few years, now living in the UK for about 8. I left Romania because I am just as open minded as you are, definitely quick and easy to adapt to other cultures, met the same close minded Romanians abroad, which is very sad...Well, lets hope for better days...
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Sorry I missed your response.
Please, I am subscribed to your channel, don't feel intimidated, tell it as is. I am sure by now you have discovered more truth and it needs to be heard.
I don't know if you are familiar to this saying "a kick in the butt is a step towards success". 😂
This is what the Romanians need, otherwise they will never open their minds and eyes to see that the world is passing by them.
You see @sergerea agrees with me 😉
@@sergerea
Why do we have a life to live if we cannot accept change, change for a better life, but also for a better future to our next generations?
I left Romania 33 years ago, a moment after the Revolution, many things have changed in Romania, except the mentality. I give the people another 17 years, because I believe that kind of mentality dies every 50 years 😁, I hope.
Wish you all the best in UK
Hi , romanian living in Timisoara here, you are very accurate with most of your observations and I really enjoy your updates on how is your life in Romania.
It was very interesting to me when you said that even nonverbal ways of communication are different between Romania and asian countries and I would be interested in a more in depth explanation on this if you are ever interested in making a video about it.
Hope you will be continuing to enjoy your time in Romania😁
Thank you so much for watching ! Yes ofcourse I can do more in depth. I have another video with title of "I have multiple personalities after traveling " I mention more details about Asia and Europe differences . Check it out :)
Im coming to Romania august first to Bucharest any recommendations?
@@ops3892 I am not really familiar with Bucharest but I really recomend you to visit either the cities of Brasov and Sibiu in the mountains , wich have a very rustic feel with german influences or the city of Constanta at the sea (2 hours by train from the capital). This one has more mediteranean and turkish influences.
Hope you will enjoy your stay in Romania
@@Yukihime25 Im really looking forward to it I have had friends that have been to the balkans and they Romania has the nicest people compared to other countries. I have booked an apartment with 3 friends for the month im very excited. Its crazy cheap it is compared to USD that really blew my mind. Romania really is a hidden jem in Europe
@@ops3892 hope you enjoy your trip. I agree Braşov and Sibiu are amazing cities to visit . Bucharest has better social life and nightlife. The Thermal Baths in Bucharest is a nice for a chill spa day 👌🏼
The problem is Turks don't look like Turks anymore! Constantly forced assimilation in the Ottoman Empire of European nations, tru yanichars, and the slave trade, war prisoners. The great arab Empire under Mohamed and his predecessors conquered european lands and constantly rides of Middle Eastern ships on european lands seeking to enslave villages was a very common thing. White slave women were a thing in Middle Eastern. And greek/roman and late french/english colonizers changed gene pool in Asia too.
Nice video, interesting insight. Maybe we look Balkanic, maybe Greek maybe Cuman in small part but we certainly not Turkish as we fought Ottoman empire on and off for over 500 years, and never even were truly incorporated as Pasalak. 🤭
Most is spot on. Belgian living in RO since 2007. I would welcome some Asian food supply stores too. Here in Oradea there are none.
Good thing though, you can always order Asian stuff online or buy them at a very high rate in Korean shops. That’s because you really don’t want to have whatever Asian food they sell in the so called Chinese restaurants here in Oradea. Your closest destination for real Chinese would be, I guess, Vienna or Linz in Austria.
If you're into Asian food, then you should move to Asia. You want to go to another country and change that country because of what? Wtf is wrong with you?
You can order pretty much whatever you like from Bucharest.
Hii. Sorry for late response. Could you help me know how can I order things. Is there a website? Appreciate it 🙏🏼💖
Glad to hear Romania is beginning to be a home for more and more expats from different parts of this wonderful world!
We do need confirmation from time to time that "hey! Romania is not that bad, look people are coming here to live from" better" places! "
We do need this reassurance!
Glad you found a home with us!
And maybe with more people coming from more exotic places they will bring some of that delicious food with them!
Cred ca ai uitat să spui că tuciurii au origini asiatice...de la voi! Indieni, pakistanezi, malaiezieni, etc
ce sa faci daca focile romanesti cu complexe de inferioritate aplauda orice strain, fie si bengalez care le zice in esenta ca arata ca niste tigani, ca ea adica
I’ve never saw a turkic-lookalike guy in Transylvania or Maramures, but instead the opposite in those regions.
What city or cities do u recommend that are safe, clean, English is widely spoken, and have a young population?
The safe is all and clean but with the English will be a problem))
La tine acasa in pizda ma-tii
Hello. It's interesting how you see Romanian society. You say we look like Turks and try to act like Italians. We have Latin origins, we were colonized by the Romans, we have a long historical conflict with the Turks. We have a strong French influence, which is now on the rise from a cultural point of view. You say that the body gesture is quite different from, for example, from you. It seems to me that you have the same attitude as us Romanians. Your effort to try to understand what is with this country in which you live is appreciated. As a curiosity, from 1922 to 1930, Queen Maria of Romania was of English origin, being the granddaughter of Queen Victoria of the United Kingdom. He was the greatest patriot of Romania. If you are interested in them, you will discover the most fascinating life story of a Queen. The conclusion is that we have influence from everywhere.
Thanks for your input 🙏🏼
Thanks for your kind words . Yes I am still learning a lot and trying to figure out the society. I will definitely look into the life story of a Queen sounds interesting..
You didn't mention the fact that King Charles III is descendant of Vlad the Impaler, according to his bloodline.
We were not colonized by the Romans, we are the Romans :) And we never stopped calling ourselves Romans because Român (how Romanians call themselves) is just Roman altered by time (similar how manus became mână, romanus became român).
@@Vercixx We aren't romans, if you don't know history stfu, we are dacians
Even with sound volume of my computer at maximum, the levels of your microphone are too low ... it's very dificult to understand what you are whispering ... you should definetely try a lavalier microphone.
I dont agree we look like Turkish people lol , maybe some here do look a little (roma minority people mostly )
but Native Romanian people have white skin ,
Turkish people mostly have dark skin.
Don't lie. There are dark skinned/tanned native Romanian people in Romania who aren't Roma.
@@UlpianHeritor In South and in other minorities.
@@blajmonica Nope, not just the south but all over Romania. And they aren't a minority. Native Romanians have a darker/olive complexion.
@@UlpianHeritor I am a native romanian, so is my family. No darker complexion. What are you talking about?
@@blajmonica That's good for you. Have you never seen what real Romanians look like? Have you ever seen Inna? Antonia? George Simion? Mihai Ciolacu? That's what native Romanians look like. Like I said, native Romanians are olive/darker skinned, not pale white like northern Europeans.
Saying Romanians look middle eastern is a surefire way to make friends there. For extra love you should say they look Indian.
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Exactly 😂. I am snow white skinned and definitely look turkish. Hilarious
You definitely stand-out as an Asian in Romania :)
Is that a compliment? If yes Thank you !
Românii nu seamănă cu turcii absolut deloc.
Popoare total diferite.
Cât despre gesturile italienești ale românilor, poate ai întâlnit români care trăiesc în Italia.
Observațiile tale sunt total eronate.
Deci Iran e diferit de Siria. De ce? Sau care is diferentele intre Iran si Siria? Care sunt diferentele "la firul ierbii"?
Siria e un stat laic!
Pe aceasi logica un non-Român poate spune "care e diferența intre Roma(țigani) si Români? Suna la fel si vin din Romania deci e aceasi lucru" şi nu spune ca Românul mediu nu se enerveaza daca se face comparația asta in Occident, Siria si Iran is diferiți ca un Francez si un Suedez faptu ca TU nu vezi/sti diferentele e problema ta, poate daca ai fi invațat un pic prima de a te face de ruşine cu comentariul tău ...
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Hmm. Just how wrong the west was about Romania. ? Nobody heard of us until the revolution !! But yea. I’m glad you like it. Enjoy it.
After 2 years in Romania you should speak romanian.Don't you think about that ? I know it's very hard but you have to learn it.
What could we can say... what you see is what you get
Not a bad deal ;)
I think you saw many Roma people, they tend to look like middle easterns 🙂
I think you need to see more middle eastern people :) we come in all sorts of look and colors!
@@thelifeofyelna I think I get the chance to see a lot of them here in Sweden, also visited ME countries. Are they white caucasian as Romanians, according to you? There are some that looks latin, Romanians being latin too, but not middle eastern. How does italians looks for you? Middle Eastern too?
@@blajmonica but in my video I specifically said Turks which are mixed of Balkans and Asians. And yes I have many Italian and Spanish friends that people always think we look alike. Among middle east, Iranian , Turks and Syrians have lighter skin color and more features that resemble European and vise versa.
My Romanian friend did a DNA test and she had genes from Middle East. As well as nordic countries.. we all see people through what our brain is more familiar with.
@@blajmonicaBTW my Swedish best friend who lives here in Romania said exactly same thing. "That Romanians look diversified" I think it's a beautiful thing not sure why people are getting defensive about it. Anyways O zi buna ! 🙏🏼
Buna! Romanii nu seamna deloc cu turcii sau cu alte popoare inrudite cu ei. Nici ca fizionimie nici ca obiceiuri. Genul acesta de comparatie ne cam deranjeaza pentru ca am avut o experienta istorica destul de traumatizanta cu Imperiul Otoman, un imperiu opresor care ne-au secatuit resursele materiale si umane, un imperiu care ne-au tinut in urma cu cateva secole in comparatie cu alte state europene din centrul sau vestul Europei. Se poate intampla ca anumiti turcii sa aiba unele trasaturi europene deoarece otomanii obisnuiau sa ia femei din Balcani sau Rusia ca prada de razboi si apoi sa le foloseasca ca sclave sexuale. Un exemplu celebru a fost Hurem, fata unui preot din Ucraina, rapita, violata de soldatii turci si vanduta apoi ca sclava sultanului si devenita ulterior sotia sultanului Suleiman. Genul acesta de practici, fireste, noua de provoaca repulsie si dezgust.
What means ""bengalez"",what country is BENGAL
bangladesh
@@codreanupetronel Is part of India! North east of india, near Bangladesh!
good thoughts.i like and i understand you wery well.welcome to 'medieval' Romania🤣🤣
Thank you so much 🙏🏼💗
Wellcome to Romania!
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Romanians looking muslim? That's a first. I mean, maybe, in the south of the country, due to mixing that happened hundreds of years ago, but the traditional romanian doesn't have muslim feature
When did I say Muslim? Do you know there are Christians in middle east too ? Have you taken a DNA test before ?
I want to give you challange for pizza?? Would you accept if you win I will give you 5000ron
Yelna firstly I want to confirm to you, that if you are still wondering... yes you have transitioned, from an Indonesian couch potato to a desirable stylish European cat mom which most men appreciate(drool over). I won't lie, plenty of women and content out there, but I find you and your husband as people incapable of being fake. I truly believe people like yous make us strive forward.
Indonesian couch potato? Is that a joke ? It sounds very racist and sexist! I would appreciate to share your kindness in more kind words . Thanks
Dear Yelna, as a romanian i believe that he or she is just a brainwashed id..t , it does not matter if he is a romanian or not . The general typical lifestyle wich you like here , is a general thing for most of the romanians too . Dont feel hurt for what he said, idiots like him are everywhere on this planet. I think i am speaking for 99% of my romanian brothers, you are more than welcome here , feel free to live your life as you want and do what makes you happy . I wish you a happy life full of achievments with my romanian brother
@@thelifeofyelna Babes, it was all a huge compliment, choice of words is not unusual, I love you guys to bits!
sounds strange a bit yeah, but I don't know what to say, you're obviously not a couch potato, have some of your friends to check, or confirm if this is a mean comment or a tease/compliment :P
سلامو عرض احترام فرهام امیری ام خدا حافظ
please go to other places, dear😂
ALEX.....AI ALES GRESIT!!!!!
invidios?🤣🤣🤣
I admire your courage for actually settling here. As a Romanian... all I can say ( on behalf of my countrymen ) is SORRY & hope you'll have less of a hassle than most of us do. 😅😁 cheers ! 🌹
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Gicitoare !
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AI PREA MULTE PRECONCEPTIIIAR TREBUI SA TE LASI DE PSHIOLOGIE....PTR. CA NU AI NICI O TREABA CU EA!
Când auzi câte o persoana de culoare,ca aceasta Yelna ca își da cu părerea despre o țara care totuși face parte din cea mai dezvoltată comunitate,aceasta fiind Uniunea Europeană ,nu știi ce sa faci mai repede ..sa te phisi pe părerile ei sau direct pe ….!
Poporul nostru este cel mai vechi popor european, si chiar mai departe. Au venit toti nespalatii in Romania si au tupeu sa ne critice cind ei sint niste rupti in fund. Si consoarta mea este de alta natie, dar pretuieste Romania si poporul nostru.
@@user-Jab1000 ,Pai dacă nu ar fi fost așa ,atunci dădea pe tine exact cât dădea pe țara ta! Adică o flegma!Inseamna ca e o persoana cu capul la purtător si vede realitatea cu ochiul liber! Cât despre românache , soțul persoanei de culoare nu pot nici măcar să-l compătimesc!Isi merita soarta! Persoana de culoare după ce își obține cetățenia ….un mare scuipinol lui romanache!
Se pare ca se minte pe ea insasi, Noi suntem europeni. Avem si roma peôple, si ea se identifica cu ei, nu ca ar fi o problema .... dar sa nu reduca poporul roman la Middle East si roma people, non europeni, sa se simta si ea integrata.
Vai tu, daca te vad pe strada sigur te voi considera o membra a comunitatii rroma
eu ma p.. pe parerile tale🤣🤣🤣