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Common Romanian (628 bytes)
1: ...anguage]] considered to have been spoken by the [[Romanians]] after the breakdown of the [[Roman Empire]] an... 2: * [[Romanian language|Romanian]] 3: * [[Aromanian language|Aromanian]] 4: * [[Megleno-Romanian language|Megleno-Romanian]] 5: * [[Istro-Romanian language|Istro-Romanian]] Romanian (128 bytes) 1: '''Romanian''' is: 4: *The [[Romanians|Romanian people]] 5: *The [[Romanian language]] Romanian whist (5203 bytes) 1: '''Romanian whist''' is a variant of [[whist]] which is simil... 5: Romanian whist is a game for 3 to 8 players (best for 4 - ... 56: ...actly 0 points, he wins the game. (This variation commonly played, but is not recommended, because it tend... Romanian language (21793 bytes) 1: '''Romanian''' (''limba romānă'' {{IPA|/'limba ro'mɨ... 3: {{language|name=Romanian|nativename=romānă 12: '''Romanian''' 19: The Romanian territory was inhabited in ancient times by the [... 21: ...debate. ''For further discussion, see [[Origin of Romanians]]''. Romanian Navy (284 bytes) 1: The '''Romanian Navy''' is the [[navy]] of [[Romania]]; it operat... Romanian Treasure (5131 bytes) 5: .... Fearing an eventual victory of the Germans, the Romanian government decided to send the Treasure abroad. 9: The decision had to be taken by the Romanian Prime Minister [[Ion I. C. Bratianu|Ion I. C. Br&... 15: ...nment which stated that Russia would safekeep the Romanian Treasure in [[Kremlin]], until the war is over. 19: ...nian manuscripts. It also various deposits of the Romanian people at the National Banks. The value of this t... 23: ...any treaty signed by the previous government. The Romanian government tried in [[1922]] to recover, but with... Romanian humour (5309 bytes) 1: The '''Romanian humour''', just like the whole [[Romanian culture]] has many afinities with three other peo... 5: ..., we can safely assume that he's part of the pure Romanian humour. 7: ...e Romanian lands, two other personages joined the Romanian humour: ''Iţic'' and ''Ştrul'', the cou... 9: ...nization, especially during the Communist regime, Romanians needed a new personage, different from the tradi... 13: ...out the [[Roma]] (tzigane) [[ethnic minority]] in Romanian. Recurring themes are stealing, refusing to work,... Romanian Constitution (3761 bytes) 1: .... It stands as the basis of the legitimacy of the Romanian government. 23: The [[Romanian parliament]] put forth a constitutional referendu... 29: * The mandate of the [[Romanian Presidency]] is extended to five years (previousl... 41: ...ion], translated into English, on the site of the Romanian Chamber of Deputies. 42: ...an Constitution], in Romanian, on the site of the Romanian Chamber of Deputies. Romanian alphabet (5237 bytes) 3: The '''Romanian alphabet''' is a modification of the [[Latin alph... 17: ...s Q, W, and Y only occur in foreign words used in Romanian. 19: ...ple, the Latin ''angelus'' ([[angel]]) became the Romanian '''''â'''nger'', but today it's spelled '''... 21: ...[Nicolae Ceausescu|Ceaușescu]] regime, the [[Romanian Academy]] decided to reintroduce '''â'''. H... 25: ...e in September [[1999]] and hence still aren't in common use. Romanian television (353 bytes) 5: * A list of Romanian television networks: [[ProTV]] and [[Antena1]] Romanian poetry (478 bytes) 1: Well known romanian poetry writers in [[Romania]] are: Romanian mythology (1824 bytes) 1: ...ied the same geographic area, and whom the ethnic Romanians tend to claim either as spiritual or as more lit... 19: ==Romanian Folklore== 53: ===Romanian myths part of international culture=== 62: ''See also: [[Romanian culture]], [[Romanian folklore]], [[Dacian mythology]]'' 66: [[Category:Romanian mythology]] Romanian Academy (852 bytes) 1: The '''Romanian Academy''' ([[Romanian language|Romanian]]: ''Academia Romānă'') is a cultural forum ... 3: ...re the cultivation of [[Romanian language]] and [[Romanian literature|literature]], the study of the [[Histo... 7: ...iterature, and the treatise on the history of the Romanian people. 12: [[Category:Romanian culture]] Romanian leu (3836 bytes) 1: The '''Romanian leu''' (plural: '''lei'''; [[ISO 4217]] code ROL)... 5: ...n [[1993]], the [[Moldovan leu]], named after its Romanian predecessor, was established. 10: ...ing a lion (''leeuwendaalder'') circulated in the Romanian states; they were often called ''lei'' (lions). T... 13: ...nd, owing to the small quantities issued from the Romanian mint, foreign gold were current, especially Frenc... 26: ...w Turkish Lira]] of the old [[Turkish Lira]], the Romanian Leu is now the [[least valued currency unit]] Romanian Old Kingdom (539 bytes) 1: ...to the territory covered by the first independent Romanian nation-state, which was composed of the principal... 6: [[category:Romanian history]] Romanian-American (1685 bytes) 1: ...age. Concentrations of the approximately 375,000 Romanian-Americans occur in [[New York]], New York; [[Chic... 3: ==List of famous Romanian-Americans== 11: *[[Nathaniel Popp]] Romanian Orthodox Archbishop. 12: ...[[Honorary Consul]] for Romania in Las Vegas, and Romanian presidential candidate. 16: .../feefhs.org/ro/urs/hurs-ria.html Brief history of Romanians in America] Romanian proverbs (252 bytes) 1: ...ania]]n [[proverb]]s can be found at [[Wikiquote:Romanian proverbs]]. 4: ....au/docs/flonta/DP,1,1,95/dictionary.html English-Romanian Dictionary of equivalent proverbs] 6: [[Category:Romanian language]] Romanian Wikipedia (659 bytes) 1: ...r [[Vojvodina]]. As of December 2005, user on the Romanian Wikipedia started to talk about founding a local ... 3: ...Romanian Wikipedia supported the launch of the [[Aromanian Wikipedia]]. 6: [http://ro.wikipedia.org Romanian Wikipedia] Romanian cuisine (1217 bytes) 1: '''Romanian cuisine''' was greatly influenced by the [[Balkan... 38: * [[Romanian wines|wine]] 41: *[http://hometown.aol.com/simonagscu/recipes.html Romanian Recipes] 44: [[Category:Romanian cuisine]] Romanian Bridgehead (2721 bytes) 1: The '''Romanian Bridgehead''' ([[Polish language|Polish]] ''Przed... 5: This plan is one of the reasons the [[Polish-Romanian Alliance]] was not activated by Poland. Poland an... 9: Up to 120,000 Polish troops withdrew through the Romanian Bridgehead area to neutral Romania and [[Hungary]...
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