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Hello, as in a way to salute someone you say : BUCIS [boo-kiss] or SALUD [salad]
Hello, as in a way to answer the phone you say: ALO [alou]
Hello, polite version, is : BUNA ZIUA [boonah ziooa] for male and SARUMANA [saroomanah] for women.
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don't use SARUMANA - it means : let me kiss your hand - something used between relatives and it is over the top
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∙ 14y ago
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∙ 14y agoCe mai faci or just Ce faci may be Romanian equivalents of 'How are you'.
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∙ 11y agoIt is "Cum Esti?" if you are talking to a friend or family.
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∙ 9y agoThe Romanian language equivalent of good morning is bună ziua.
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What is the language in Bucharest Romania?
The official language in Romania - and of course in Bucharest - is the Romanian language.
What do Romania speak?
The official language of Romania is the Romanian language (mother language for more than 90 % of the inhabitants).
What is the second language used in Romania?
The Hungarian language; approx. 6 % of the inhabitants understand this language of ugric origin.
What is the capitial of Romania?
The capital of Romania is Bucharest (București) in Romanian language.
Is Romania bilingual?
People are bilingual not countries. The official language of Romania is Romanian.
What is another way to spell Romania?
Correct names: In the Romanian language: România In the English language: Romania In the French language: Roumanie In the German language: Rumänien etc.
What is the latin word for Romania?
Romania - the country - is Romania ! Romagna is a province in Italy.
What are Romania's vocabulary terms?
The Romanian language is a Latin (Romanic) language.
What was the previous capital of Bucharest?
Bucharest (Bucure?ti in the Romanian language) is the capital of Romania.
What language did people living in Romania speak in 1900?
The people living in Romania speak in 1900 the Romanian language, as today and also probable in the future.
How are Transylvania and Romania similar?
Transylvania is a region of Romania; the majority of the inhabitants speak the Romanian language.
What is 'Come to Romania' in Romanian?
The Romanian language equivalent of Come to Romania is Vino în România.
