I love your videos ! Greetings from a Hungarian person from Romania :) (Cluj Napoca, Transylvania). By the way the soup you just had is typical in both Romanian and Hungarian cuisine.
According to a myth, they were learning Latin language from the wolf, :))) the symbol of Dacia. The real history is like a puzzle, smart people can see the big picture
+Samuel & Audrey Yes. The two kids are Romulus and Remus, the legendary founders of Rome, who where abandoned and adopted and nursed by a wolf. Since Romanians are a romanic nation, that statue is a very important symbol for us to :).
+tolwenAuris They are bronze copies received as a gift from Rome, like 50 copies spread over Romanian Cities bcs of our connection and latin heritage. Is called "Lupa Capitolina"
Hi!i just want to add that "the weird statue with the 2 children drinking milk from the wolf", as you said, it is called "The female wolf feeding Romulus & Remus"...Romulus & Remus were the 2 founders of Rome and they were twins. Romanian language has latin roots, same as italian, spanish and french. :)
Wonderful moments, I love Brasov! Romania has evolved enormously in recent years, I think you should explore new places and amazing cities, so many hidden gems to discover between and around the Romanian Carpathians. Only the trains are still waiting to be brought into the present 😄
You two are sweethearts :) I wish I was able to show you around, when you visited. There's plenty more stuff that you would've enjoyed, I'm sure. For example, you showed some footage in a forest which I'm somewhat sure was leading to a road, called Drumul Poienii. Basically meaning 'the Poienii Road". Poienii signifying that you are headed towards Poiana Brasov if you kept going. Poiana Brasov is a sky resort but on your way there you'll get to a point called Belvedere which is basically this parking spot for cars where you'll get a really nice view on the Old Town, compared to the one you've got from the that fortress you've visited. Which btw, it's the actual Fortress of Brasov back in the medieval times when Brasov was a powerful mercantile center. Then there's the 'elevator' thingy (idk exactly what it's called in English) that takes you all the way up to where that BRASOV sign was, which is by far the highest point you can reach in Brasov (height-wise) and probably the best view as well, being able to see pretty much the entire town from there. The medieval walls that used to circle around Brasov would've been another nice thing to show you. And all in one, having someone to take you around by car is way nicer. If you ever visit again, I would love to show you around, if you wish. Best wishes and I'm glad you had a good time in Brasov. PS: I only wished you would've actually stumbled upon more Romanian/Brasov related places too. It's true that we have a lot of Hungarian influences from back in the Dual Monarchy period of the Austro-Hungarian Empire but nowadays those are in fact a minority. Brasov is full of Romanian based cuisines, restaurants, pubs and whatnot. DISCLAIMER: Not saying there's anything wrong with Hungarian related places/cuisine. Just thought you might wanna have some more insight into Romanian cuisine and lifestyle also. Perhaps some other time. Take care, Samuel and Audrey!
Brasov is quite an old and beautiful city indeed, as many other cities from Romania like Sibiu, Alba Iulia, Cluj, Timisoara, Constanta, Craiova. Bucuresti was founded about six centuries ago, but it was heavily bombed in the two world wars, so many of the old buildings were destroyed, there were so many arhitectural styles, such as Brancovenesc (original romanian arhitectural style), Art Nouveau and few Gothic ones, then followed the 50 years of communist dictatorship that imposed the standard apartments blocks in Romania (Bucuresti too, obviously), so this why there are so many identical gray apartments blocks everywhere.
Wow that's pretty amazing. Now being spontaneous and not knowing a plan while visiting there is great, it's a unique way to see a city. After traveling there , where will your next destination be? Thanks for sharing another great video, God bless and have fun. Take every opportunity that comes your way because who knows it could be the greatest choice you could make.
Have you ever been to Assisi? Omg it is so beautiful and the historic city in the wall is beautiful. The streets are made out of a marble or granite or something along that line. But overall it is so pretty and full of history and diversity. Its one of the most beautiful Italian Cities.
Really nice video! But still, there are many other places to visit and activities to do in and around Brașov city, but that would take days if not weeks. :)
that statue with children feeding from a wolf has an explanation. it's the legend of romulus and remus,the founders of rome. anyway,i'm glad you love my country
Brasov is far better, traffic-wise, compared to Bucharest but unfortunately it's not really a city where 'most people ride bicycles to work'. The old Town gives that impression because of all the old streets that are mainly reserved for walking (I believe bicycles are not even allowed in some of these areas). But trust me, most people, unfortunately, use a car to get to work. There aren't any jams but there's quite a lot of cars by 4 in the afternoon.
+kenakaren I bet Eastern Europe is full of similar cities like that. I don't think this one have that much to offer. Looks little bit like Tallinn yeah and Finland has small cities like that also but they're lot of smaller. And usually population there speak Swedish.
+MultiJejje I agree a lot of European cities do look a lot alike, but one country I really love in europe is georgia, it looks different from the rest and the atmosphere feels medievel and 18th century, hope to visit it someday, I watch it on utube.
Mathias Andrus mai suntem pe aici eu pur si simplu ma mandresc ca traisc in brasov tu nu simti mandria ca sunt atatea judete orase minunate in romania? foarte frumos
Awesome video! I didn't read the other comment so forgive if this has already been said. Transylvania was part of Hungary until November 1918 when it became Romania. Thus the heavy hungarian influence. I am moving there in 2016. Thanks for the video.
haha that statue of the wolf is the story of how Rome began. The two twin boys are Romulus and Remus who were raised by a she-wolf. They, according to legend, founded Rome. Well technically Romulus did after he killed Remus.
The statue of the children and the wolf is for Romulo and Remo, founders of Rome; the legend said that their mother died and they were raised by a wolf 🤗
+Samuel & Audrey You can take a look at this watch?v=-SmuircYVeQ . This town has beautiful architecture, a lot of interesting museums and places full of tradition to visit, beautiful surroundings with mountains and , of course, good food :) and it's not far from Brasov.
is not true, bucharest have its own beauty,it was called the little Paris for its arhitecture, have many parks(the most beautiful in Romania) and hidden treasures(many old buildings and nonumbered palace) and this city is the birth place for romanian great intelectuals.....also Iasi,Piatra Nemt,Craiova,Constanta are beautiful...you must rename your post AlexGamingHu!
+Samuel & Audrey those portions is not that big :D I am Romanian and I am 6'6 tall , 100 kilos :)) You should see how we are eating here an entire 200 kilos pig in a couple of months :)) Cheers ! PS : And about bread we eat like 1 kilo per day :))
The statue Capitoline Wolf is all over the world, but Rumania it has the most of them. Don't know why!? Here you cand see the list: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Capitoline_Wolf_statues_in_cities By the way, nice video. Cheers!
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Stai ca observ ca nu e nevoie sa iti scriu in engleza. Daca Romania e cocina despre care vorbesti tu esti ultimul paduche care merita sa isi dea cu parerea
+RUclipssite user you are fucking dumb. Are you romanian? You don't know about romanians, so stop talking. What is wrong with you? You are an idiot. We aren't violent. The romanians women are beautiful, not awful. You are awful. STOP TALKING, you just eat "bălegar". (Romanian word). Take care, kisses from a romanian girl.
+RUclipssite user bă băiatule, dacă vrei să vezi cum mă comport eu urât spune-mi că o fac. Nu te legi tu de educația mea, să îți fie clar. Ești un jeg de om și te bagi în seamă pe unde apuci și tu. Am vorbit prea frumos cu tine, o singură dată să mai comentezi ceva că încep să vorbesc fară să mă mai abțin din înjurat. Atunci să vezi ce educație de țigancă am. :)
+RUclipssite user dacă nu îți convine țara mea, nimeni nu te obligă să trăiești în ea. Ești liber să alegi după cum îți spune inimioara, suflețelul și mintea aia care cam lasă de dorit. Tu nu cunoști nici 10% din ceea ce e în România. Unde vezi tu că toate femeile sunt trimise la produs? Sunt femeie, fată mai bine zis. Spui că de tinere sunt trimise la produs. Am 14 ani și sunt încă în România, nu am fost niciodată agresată sau violată, nu am fost trimisă la produs. Am un vecin care are 6 băieți, de fapt bărbați în toată firea, născuți, crescuți și educați în România. Acum au plecat în Anglia, Germania și alte țări. Vreau să spun că toți sunt ingineri șefi. Și nu e un caz singular. Deci să nu mai comentăm aiurea fară să avem habar ce spunem. România e o țară frumoasă, cu oameni frumoși. Păcat însă, că țară noastră este prost guvernată. Și vrei să știi de ce România nu evoluează? Pentru că mulți dintre români au încetat să mai spere la ceva mai bun, au o gândire ca a ta.
I'm not sure I follow, you say you're a Greek and Aroman person living in Romania, yet you consider it to be as such. Even more, I can sense a powerful hatred coming from you, towards it and its people. So my question is, why not leave elsewhere? I cannot really see any reason why anyone would stay in a country that he/she hates so much.
Wow, ok. Sper sa ajungeti intr-o zi sa va rezolvati orice problema ati avea. Nu e normal sa ganditi si sa vorbiti asa, cu atat mai putin la 30+ ani. Numai bine. Nu era un troll comment, apropo. Eram doar confuz total de ce locuiti printre noi daca ne urati atat de tare. Pare mai degraba ca dvs. sunteti trolul, cu o astfel de atitudine. Intr-un final, fiecare cu ale lui.
Good grief your European and you don’t know who Romulus and Remus were? Only the traditional founders of Rome. I thought the education system in the US was the worst but I guess I was wrong.But still a thumbs up.
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beautiful shots! I've always wanted to go to Romania - even more so now!
+Lauren Miller Thank you! I hope you can go soon :)
I love your videos ! Greetings from a Hungarian person from Romania :) (Cluj Napoca, Transylvania). By the way the soup you just had is typical in both Romanian and Hungarian cuisine.
+zaba1997 Thank you very much! That's cool to hear :)
Those kids where Romulus and Remus the founders of Rome
According to a myth, they were learning Latin language from the wolf, :))) the symbol of Dacia.
The real history is like a puzzle, smart people can see the big picture
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Transylvania
Transylvania in 100v years has dropped to Balkan level ..moldva-vallachia .
Many thanks for this wonderful video !!! Greetings from Brasov Romania !!!
Thank you very much! We loved Brasov :)
The statue is called Capitoline Wolf, inspired by the legend of the founding of Rome. Most likely a replica.
+tolwenAuris Oh, thanks for letting us know :)
+Samuel & Audrey Yes. The two kids are Romulus and Remus, the legendary founders of Rome, who where abandoned and adopted and nursed by a wolf. Since Romanians are a romanic nation, that statue is a very important symbol for us to :).
+tolwenAuris They are bronze copies received as a gift from Rome, like 50 copies spread over Romanian Cities bcs of our connection and latin heritage. Is called "Lupa Capitolina"
"Most likely"? It's for sure a replica, the original is in Rome, in Musei Capitolini.
yes and?
romania is a roman influenced land
Hi!i just want to add that "the weird statue with the 2 children drinking milk from the wolf", as you said, it is called "The female wolf feeding Romulus & Remus"...Romulus & Remus were the 2 founders of Rome and they were twins. Romanian language has latin roots, same as italian, spanish and french. :)
+Andreea Zouzou Oh, thanks for explaining that! It totally makes sense now :)
+Samuel & Audrey , no problem! i loved the video anyway!
+Andreea Zouzou Thanks!
Very beautiful movie and beautiful landscapes ! ♡♥
Happy New Year 2019 ! 🎄🎉🎈🍾🥂
Thank you very much! Happy 2019!
Wonderful moments, I love Brasov!
Romania has evolved enormously in recent years, I think you should explore new places and amazing cities, so many hidden gems to discover between and around the Romanian Carpathians.
Only the trains are still waiting to be brought into the present 😄
You two are sweethearts :) I wish I was able to show you around, when you visited. There's plenty more stuff that you would've enjoyed, I'm sure. For example, you showed some footage in a forest which I'm somewhat sure was leading to a road, called Drumul Poienii. Basically meaning 'the Poienii Road". Poienii signifying that you are headed towards Poiana Brasov if you kept going. Poiana Brasov is a sky resort but on your way there you'll get to a point called Belvedere which is basically this parking spot for cars where you'll get a really nice view on the Old Town, compared to the one you've got from the that fortress you've visited. Which btw, it's the actual Fortress of Brasov back in the medieval times when Brasov was a powerful mercantile center. Then there's the 'elevator' thingy (idk exactly what it's called in English) that takes you all the way up to where that BRASOV sign was, which is by far the highest point you can reach in Brasov (height-wise) and probably the best view as well, being able to see pretty much the entire town from there. The medieval walls that used to circle around Brasov would've been another nice thing to show you. And all in one, having someone to take you around by car is way nicer. If you ever visit again, I would love to show you around, if you wish.
Best wishes and I'm glad you had a good time in Brasov.
PS: I only wished you would've actually stumbled upon more Romanian/Brasov related places too. It's true that we have a lot of Hungarian influences from back in the Dual Monarchy period of the Austro-Hungarian Empire but nowadays those are in fact a minority. Brasov is full of Romanian based cuisines, restaurants, pubs and whatnot. DISCLAIMER: Not saying there's anything wrong with Hungarian related places/cuisine. Just thought you might wanna have some more insight into Romanian cuisine and lifestyle also.
Perhaps some other time.
Take care, Samuel and Audrey!
Thank you very much! We really appreciate all of the insights and tips and we hope we can return again someday soon :)
Brasov is quite an old and beautiful city indeed, as many other cities from Romania like Sibiu, Alba Iulia, Cluj, Timisoara, Constanta, Craiova.
Bucuresti was founded about six centuries ago, but it was heavily bombed in the two world wars, so many of the old buildings were destroyed, there were so many arhitectural styles, such as Brancovenesc (original romanian arhitectural style), Art Nouveau and few Gothic ones, then followed the 50 years of communist dictatorship that imposed the standard apartments blocks in Romania (Bucuresti too, obviously), so this why there are so many identical gray apartments blocks everywhere.
+gabriel ion Thanks for suggesting those other cities. I hope we can return to Romania again soon.
Bravo! Felicitări! (un vampir un din Brașov) Transilvania, România!
:)
For some reason,I really enjoy watching foreigners visiting my country.
+Miss Ade Filip Thanks! I hope we can return again soon.
cine e din romania ????
+Lady Cat Eu :))
+Lady Cat eu!
+Lady Cat Ma-ta!
eu sunt din Brașov xD
+†Clousent† si unde este Brasovul?
yay Romania, I am from Romania ♥♡♡♥♥
+Toffee Tofan :) That's cool!
Nice video! Thank , Samuel and Audry!I`m from Romania and watch with pleasure your video1 Brasov is my place for holidays!
Thank you very much! That is cool to hear. Do you visit in the winter as well?
I just go there in the summer ,i like to climb the mountain!
Wow that's pretty amazing. Now being spontaneous and not knowing a plan while visiting there is great, it's a unique way to see a city. After traveling there , where will your next destination be? Thanks for sharing another great video, God bless and have fun. Take every opportunity that comes your way because who knows it could be the greatest choice you could make.
+D Serrano Thank you! Sometimes we like to do that because we come to the place with no preconceived expectations :)
Have you ever been to Assisi? Omg it is so beautiful and the historic city in the wall is beautiful. The streets are made out of a marble or granite or something along that line. But overall it is so pretty and full of history and diversity. Its one of the most beautiful Italian Cities.
+D Serrano Wow! You have us sold. We'll have to go there soon :)
i go there every summer since my family is there. I love it so much
Awesome! Planning to visit this summer as well?
Awesome video! I did the same type of thing with an ex of mine where we visited Brasov and loved it. :D Good work guys.
+Paul A Thank you! It's a great city.
I following you from app Cake. Your videos help me a lot to learn English.
you could go behind where it says brasov on the big hill it's a short beautiful hike
+Mr. BunnyWabbit Thanks for the tip!
Really nice video! But still, there are many other places to visit and activities to do in and around Brașov city, but that would take days if not weeks. :)
+Alexandru Nan Ernest Thanks! Yes, I wish we had more time to check them out :)
Liking the food reviews guy's
+Tankishbeast Thank you! More coming soon :)
Oh the town square, I remember it vividly
That is cool. It is such a fun city to explore on foot.
nice video guys...
Thank you!
every time great holiday!
+Ad Kloosterman Thanks! It's a great place to visit.
Nice video.AllTheBest.
thanks.
Thank you!
Yammy food that soup looked delicious. Love those allies. and the background music.
+Sumaq Llanqha Thank you!
+Samuel & Audrey YOU SHOULD VISIT ROUMANIAN CHURCH
Love your video guys!
Thank you very much!
Huh..I am from Romania. I like ur vids :3
+DoubleDJ That is cool!
Beautiful România
Indeed, it is beautiful!
The statue kind of represent the Rome legend, with the Wolf, Romulus and Remus. You can read more on wikipedia.
+timisvideo Thanks for letting us know!
that statue with children feeding from a wolf has an explanation. it's the legend of romulus and remus,the founders of rome.
anyway,i'm glad you love my country
+Irina Sarău Thanks for explaining that! We had a great time in Romania :)
i love beautiful ROMANIA
+Apple Blue We enjoyed our time there!
Hey hey ! what is the restaurant's name ? :)
It's soooo much better to live in a city where most people *ride bicycles to work*
Brasov is far better, traffic-wise, compared to Bucharest but unfortunately it's not really a city where 'most people ride bicycles to work'. The old Town gives that impression because of all the old streets that are mainly reserved for walking (I believe bicycles are not even allowed in some of these areas). But trust me, most people, unfortunately, use a car to get to work. There aren't any jams but there's quite a lot of cars by 4 in the afternoon.
Come on! Romulus and Remus, you know!
our bad
awesome!!
Thank you!
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this place looks secluded, like a place no one from outside visited (tourists) or knows such a place existed.
+kenakaren I bet Eastern Europe is full of similar cities like that. I don't think this one have that much to offer. Looks little bit like Tallinn yeah and Finland has small cities like that also but they're lot of smaller. And usually population there speak Swedish.
+MultiJejje I agree a lot of European cities do look a lot alike, but one country I really love in europe is georgia, it looks different from the rest and the atmosphere feels medievel and 18th century, hope to visit it someday, I watch it on utube.
+kenakaren I think part of that had to do with the time of year we visited in October.
+MultiJejje Yeah, it's made us want to travel more in Eastern Europe. The price in this part of Europe is nice for our bank accounts as well ;)
That "polenta" who was in your soup is named "găluşcă". :)
Thanks for letting us know!
Raluca Lupu Vad ca mai sunt romani pe aici....:)
+Mathias Andrus mai sunt :)
Mathias Andrus mai suntem pe aici eu pur si simplu ma mandresc ca traisc in brasov tu nu simti mandria ca sunt atatea judete orase minunate in romania? foarte frumos
Raluca Lupu and it doesn't have the polenta composition. It's made out of some other grain.. I can't remember it now.
Awesome video! I didn't read the other comment so forgive if this has already been said. Transylvania was part of Hungary until November 1918 when it became Romania. Thus the heavy hungarian influence. I am moving there in 2016. Thanks for the video.
+Master Art Mason Than you! Oh, I didn't realize that. Hope you settle in well soon.
It became a part of hungary in 1300, liberated in 1400-1500, taken again in 1700 and liberated in 1918.
haha that statue of the wolf is the story of how Rome began. The two twin boys are Romulus and Remus who were raised by a she-wolf. They, according to legend, founded Rome. Well technically Romulus did after he killed Remus.
+TheMaltamonument Ah, thanks for letting us know! :)
The statue of the children and the wolf is for Romulo and Remo, founders of Rome; the legend said that their mother died and they were raised by a wolf 🤗
Thanks for letting us know Maria!
You should visit Sibiu as well. :)
+Tina Tiyna Thanks for the suggestion! What is best to do there?
+Samuel & Audrey You can take a look at this watch?v=-SmuircYVeQ . This town has beautiful architecture, a lot of interesting museums and places full of tradition to visit, beautiful surroundings with mountains and , of course, good food :) and it's not far from Brasov.
0:26 `we`re actually feeling a lil bit hun *GARY*
hungary hungary HUNGARY
*TRIGGERRED*
Yes brasov is alot more beautifful than bucharest . The other beautiful cities are sibiu, cluj-napoca oradea and timisoara
+AlexGamingRo Oh, thanks for the recommendations!
is my opinion tge most beautiful one is brasov and the second , sibiu
is not true, bucharest have its own beauty,it was called the little Paris for its arhitecture, have many parks(the most beautiful in Romania) and hidden treasures(many old buildings and nonumbered palace) and this city is the birth place for romanian great intelectuals.....also Iasi,Piatra Nemt,Craiova,Constanta are beautiful...you must rename your post AlexGamingHu!
I also eat on hungaryan restaurant on Brașov and food was really good but i like more romanian tradițional food
That is cool to hear!
That bread though. Size Large. LOL.
+Tim Kreitz Adventures Seriously! That stuff is for giants ;)
+Samuel & Audrey those portions is not that big :D I am Romanian and I am 6'6 tall , 100 kilos :)) You should see how we are eating here an entire 200 kilos pig in a couple of months :)) Cheers ! PS : And about bread we eat like 1 kilo per day :))
The statue Capitoline Wolf is all over the world, but Rumania it has the most of them. Don't know why!? Here you cand see the list: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Capitoline_Wolf_statues_in_cities
By the way, nice video. Cheers!
+1aftertime Thank you for sharing that! :)
Because Italy or italian cities gifted them to Romania in order to show aliance and common latin root in 1920-1930.
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+topper chezorkiy We'd love to go there :)
Are you guys evangelical Christians
The food îs very exppensive in centre.
Where do you recommend eating?
Never heard of Romulus and Remus, founders of Rome ? :)
In the winter îs very cold
I can imagine! Snow?
that wolf statue is of romulus and remus two kids fed by a wolf ... and yes that was a true story
+Anetheron92 Thanks for letting us know!
the children are Romulus and Remus the ones that created Rome ..and their adoptive wolf mother
Oh, thanks for letting us know!
Do you feel like throwing up when you hear yourself think?
Stai ca observ ca nu e nevoie sa iti scriu in engleza. Daca Romania e cocina despre care vorbesti tu esti ultimul paduche care merita sa isi dea cu parerea
that soup is actually ,,supa cu galuste'' in romanian
+Toffee Tofan Oh, thanks for letting us know! :)
Gulasch is a hungarian dish!!!
We tried it in Budapest. You should check out that video.
And I'm from Braşov, aw.
Wow! You live in a great city. We loved it there.
Yes, it is a great city. The most beautiful city from Romania. :)
+RUclipssite user you are fucking dumb. Are you romanian? You don't know about romanians, so stop talking. What is wrong with you? You are an idiot. We aren't violent. The romanians women are beautiful, not awful. You are awful. STOP TALKING, you just eat "bălegar". (Romanian word). Take care, kisses from a romanian girl.
+RUclipssite user bă băiatule, dacă vrei să vezi cum mă comport eu urât spune-mi că o fac. Nu te legi tu de educația mea, să îți fie clar. Ești un jeg de om și te bagi în seamă pe unde apuci și tu. Am vorbit prea frumos cu tine, o singură dată să mai comentezi ceva că încep să vorbesc fară să mă mai abțin din înjurat. Atunci să vezi ce educație de țigancă am. :)
+RUclipssite user tu te auzi ce zici? Eu am o proastă educație? Tu te iei de țara mea, nu eu de a ta. Nu ai ce face că nu mai știi ce să zici.
my city street filled with various fruit tree n flower tree aged hundred years old really2 huge like avatar tree :D
+topper chezorkiy That sounds cool!
I don't think the Pink Floyd enhances the ambience at the diner.
Don't worry that fortress is always closed
+Arelorium Oh, thanks for letting us know.
try Romanian ciorba next time as a soup much better than the soup u tried i promise you
+surenio northenio Oh, thanks for the recommendation! :)
hehehe how she pronounced brasov, there's an accent mark on the s yoou know so it's said like brashov
+Mr. BunnyWabbit Opps! Our mistake.
Romania is a beautiful country but is rulled by greedy people and our economy is down
+kterinkBZ why in all the videos about Romania we need to remind about politics and shit? It became annoying.
+RUclipssite user Your comments drive me mad. Your house is a shithole and you are the shit from it.
+RUclipssite user dacă nu îți convine țara mea, nimeni nu te obligă să trăiești în ea. Ești liber să alegi după cum îți spune inimioara, suflețelul și mintea aia care cam lasă de dorit. Tu nu cunoști nici 10% din ceea ce e în România. Unde vezi tu că toate femeile sunt trimise la produs? Sunt femeie, fată mai bine zis. Spui că de tinere sunt trimise la produs. Am 14 ani și sunt încă în România, nu am fost niciodată agresată sau violată, nu am fost trimisă la produs. Am un vecin care are 6 băieți, de fapt bărbați în toată firea, născuți, crescuți și educați în România. Acum au plecat în Anglia, Germania și alte țări. Vreau să spun că toți sunt ingineri șefi. Și nu e un caz singular. Deci să nu mai comentăm aiurea fară să avem habar ce spunem. România e o țară frumoasă, cu oameni frumoși. Păcat însă, că țară noastră este prost guvernată. Și vrei să știi de ce România nu evoluează? Pentru că mulți dintre români au încetat să mai spere la ceva mai bun, au o gândire ca a ta.
I'm not sure I follow, you say you're a Greek and Aroman person living in Romania, yet you consider it to be as such. Even more, I can sense a powerful hatred coming from you, towards it and its people. So my question is, why not leave elsewhere? I cannot really see any reason why anyone would stay in a country that he/she hates so much.
Wow, ok.
Sper sa ajungeti intr-o zi sa va rezolvati orice problema ati avea. Nu e normal sa ganditi si sa vorbiti asa, cu atat mai putin la 30+ ani. Numai bine.
Nu era un troll comment, apropo. Eram doar confuz total de ce locuiti printre noi daca ne urati atat de tare. Pare mai degraba ca dvs. sunteti trolul, cu o astfel de atitudine. Intr-un final, fiecare cu ale lui.
Good grief your European and you don’t know who Romulus and Remus were? Only the traditional founders of Rome. I thought the education system in the US was the worst but I guess I was wrong.But still a thumbs up.
Îs very poor people
let me send the pics to ur email address
+topper chezorkiy Thanks!
Goes to Romania but had Hungarian food lol
personally I didnt like brasov. Found it rather bland.
+TheWomblemaster Where do prefer?
Sibiu. Prefer the layout of the city centre.
@@samuelandaudrey Bucharest is definitely the best. I don't like any part of Transilvania.
You only show yourself not the town. Video of you chewing? Seriously?