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Rikatan wrote:

Just don't think of it as Romanian culture. It's the opposite of it. :P
For some reason, many Americans think that Romanian culture is all about ass 'n' titties. Silly. c:

i just thought all eastern european culture was slav squatting and dance music

Rikatan

Mandicoria wrote:

i just thought all eastern european culture was slav squatting and dance music

romania has nothing to do with anything slavic
romania does have a lot of turkish influences in a cultural/linguistic context :P

Snowfall the unicorn

When i said i completed 7 units i meant 7 lessons

But i did just finish my unit 1 test so now im an entire week ahead of my class lol

Rikatan wrote:

romania has nothing to do with anything slavic
romania does have a lot of turkish influences in a cultural/linguistic context :P

much eastern influence
many slavic

romania not slavic, but heavily slav influence
don't maek me say remove kebab and kosovo je srbija
yuo tempt me

Rikatan

Mandicoria wrote:

much eastern influence
many slavic

romania not slavic, but heavily slav influence
don't maek me say remove kebab and kosovo je srbija
yuo tempt me

absolutely no slavic influence
i'm not a patriotic person, so i don't mind you saying that stuff, but most romanians would be extremely annoyed at your comment

Auremena

Rikatan wrote:

absolutely no slavic influence
i'm not a patriotic person, so i don't mind you saying that stuff, but most romanians would be extremely annoyed at your comment

The flag is very Andorran ;)

Rikatan

Auremena wrote:

The flag is very Andorran ;)

you sure? looks very chadian to me c:

Blekksprutia

Mandicoria wrote:

i just thought all eastern european culture was slav squatting and dance music

Lol, Eastern European =/= Slavic. Take Romania, Estonia, Greece, Hungary, Albania,am I missing any?

>implying

Rikatan

Blekksprutia wrote:

Lol, Eastern European =/= Slavic. Take Romania, Estonia, Greece, Hungary, Albania,am I missing any?

Here in Romania, the American stereotype is a person who stereotypes everything. XD

Although 'Eastern Europe' is an area which is loosely defined. I've only heard Hungary/Poland/Slovakia/Czech Rep. be considered a part of it when talking about the Cold War. And Romania and Moldova are the only Balkan nations that we consider in Eastern Europe sometimes, with the rest below being southern.

I usually don't put former Yugoslav nations in the east, and I never put Greece in it.

Blekksprutia wrote:

Lol, Eastern European =/= Slavic. Take Romania, Estonia, Greece, Hungary, Albania,am I missing any?

https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/e/e6/Slavic_languages_map_en.svg/2000px-Slavic_languages_map_en.svg.png
Most of Eastern Europe is Slavic. The non-slavic are influenced by said slavic, however, (especially in the case of the Balkans) they are also heavily influenced by the Turkish.

Also Greece is not considered Eastern Europe, it's considered a part of the Western European sphere. As are Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania. Also, a more debateable statement, before the Ottomans rolled in, the Albanians were more Slavic based and then became more Turkish based. (This is how I view it, but feel free to disagree on that.) But even if they weren't Slavic before, they are heavily influenced by slavs. Hungary, although not slavic, are very slavic influenced. While of course keeping their own identity.

Rikatan

Mandicoria wrote:

https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/e/e6/Slavic_languages_map_en.svg/2000px-Slavic_languages_map_en.svg.png
Most of Eastern Europe is Slavic. The non-slavic are influenced by said slavic, however, (especially in the case of the Balkans) they are also heavily influenced by the Turkish.

Also Greece is not considered Eastern Europe, it's considered a part of the Western European sphere. As are Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania. Also, a more debateable statement, before the Ottomans rolled in, the Albanians were more Slavic based and then became more Turkish based. (This is how I view it, but feel free to disagree on that.) But even if they weren't Slavic before, they are heavily influenced by slavs. Hungary, although not slavic, are very slavic influenced. While of course keeping their own identity.

Well, I don't know about what you've learned and/or experiences, but Romanian has a really tiny (but noticeable) amount of Slavic words, and that's basically it. And the foreign textbooks can't change my pretty real life. :P

Auremena

Blekksprutia wrote:

Lol, Eastern European =/= Slavic. Take Romania, Estonia, Greece, Hungary, Albania,am I missing any?

Turkey

Rikatan wrote:

Here in Romania, the American stereotype is a person who stereotypes everything. XD

Although 'Eastern Europe' is an area which is loosely defined. I've only heard Hungary/Poland/Slovakia/Czech Rep. be considered a part of it when talking about the Cold War. And Romania and Moldova are the only Balkan nations that we consider in Eastern Europe sometimes, with the rest below being southern.

I usually don't put former Yugoslav nations in the east, and I never put Greece in it.

Romania and Moldova are barely Balkan

Snowfall the unicorn

I've been playing Destiny for like 3 days and I just got the Gjallarhorn

My friend that's been farming for it for months was furious XD

Hladgos

The Oubliette

Yay I'm not so dead!

Zaretosk

Segmentum Pacificus

Hey everyone, thought I'd drop in and see how everyone's doing.

Rikatan wrote:

Well, I don't know about what you've learned and/or experiences, but Romanian has a really tiny (but noticeable) amount of Slavic words, and that's basically it. And the foreign textbooks can't change my pretty real life. :P

Wasn't saying the language was influenced, was saying the culture was. Language is only a part of culture. :P

Rikatan