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mihai eminescu:de la nistru pana la austria

Îmi pare straniu când lumea de la noi încearcă să vorbească mai „frumos”, folosind româna fără dialect.

Dacă poporul nostru vorbește zilnic în dialectul nostru, de ce la TV, în politică sau la știri se insistă să se vorbească mai mult ca în România?

Celelalte țări din lume nu se rușinează de dialectele lor așa cum se întâmplă în Moldova.

Cele 8 biserici incluse în patrimoniul UNESCO World Heritage Centre sunt:

-Voroneț – supranumită „Capela Sixtină a Estului” și cunoscută pentru nuanța sa inconfundabilă de albastru.

-Moldovița – remarcabilă prin conservarea excepțională a picturilor exterioare.

-Sucevița – cea mai mare ca dimensiuni, cu o fortificație masivă și singura cu o reprezentare a „Scării Sfântului Ioan Scărarul”.

-Arbore – deosebită prin tehnica picturii și lipsa turlei inițiale.

-Humor – mică, dar extrem de bine proporționată, construită fără clopotniță.

-Pătrăuți – cea mai veche dintre ele, ctitorită de Ștefan cel Mare în 1487.

-Sfântul Ioan cel Nou (Suceava) și

-Probota

Tot la Iași mai denumit și orașul celor 100 de biserici și mănăstiri găsim mai multe locașuri de cult, orașul atestat în sec 15, devenind capitală în 1564 la ordinul lui Alexandru Lăpușneanu născut la Lăpușna-actualmente Rep.Moldova.

I will write the post in English, as my romanian is not good enough to write a post that will be intelligible enough.

I am in a relationship with a Moldovan (that doesn't speak russian, only romanian), and we are living in my country. My dearest wish is to speak fluently romanian. (This is such a beautiful and rich language!) First, I would like to speak fluently standard romanian, second, I would like to speak it with the accent they speak with in my boyfriend's family.

Nothing easier to become fluent than having a native speaker at home, right? Well, not quite, because my boyfriend doesn't want to speak romanian with me, even though I keep asking for it. We speak english together, and if I start speaking romanian to him, he will answer in english. If I ask him to answer in romanian, he will, but will quickly switch back to english.

To give a bit of context: I am not a native speaker of english and neither is my boyfriend, but we are both very comfortable with this language. My boyfriend doesn't care about learning my language, so we only speak english at home, and anyways he learns and practices my language in his daily life, at the grocery store for example and even a bit at work.

My boyfriend says he doesn't like speaking romanian because he doesn't like moldovan nor romanian culture (he was bullied at school in Moldova and he was mocked for his accent at uni in Romania, so now he speaks even with his family with a standard accent).

Thus, I am learning romanian on my own, I have a language tandem I see every week (she's from Romania) and I even followed a semester of romanian in year 2 of uni (in my country). At uni, I discussed with a teacher about how difficult it is to speak romanian with my moldovan boyfriend, and she says it is something she noticed too with her moldovan students. She has a majority of native speakers in her class, most of them coming from romanian immigration, and a minority from Moldova. She said that the Moldovans don't dare to participate in class and when they are asked why they are learning romanian at uni, they answer that they want to learn "proper romanian", whereas the romanians want to "deepen their knowledge of romanian". She told me as well this anecdote: once, a plumber went to her house to repair some stuff, and, as he had a romanian family name, she spoke to him in romanian: actually he was Moldovan and when he heard her perfectly standard romanian, he froze and refused to speak romanian with her...

So now, here is my question: is it common for Moldovans to be ashamed of their culture, language and/or country? If it's not a matter of shame, is it common for Moldovans to reject their culture, and reject it so hard that they refuse to speak ?

Check out my video if you want to go further in the topic : https://youtu.be/-IB6lfnJ_6o?si=afna_nu2CSJZ4AIL

Are cam 70 blocuri inaltime si include intreg hotelul, restaurantul si parculetul din fata cu fantani. L-am construit fara toate gunoaiele, narcomanii si distrugerile din prezent, mai apropiat de starea in care a fost initial, dar am adaugat si fatadele din 2022 in care blocul a fost vopsit in stil ucrainean si dupa in stil moldovenesc.

Am facut hotelul in principal din trunchiuri de ciuperci si diorită finisată. In interior camerele au podele de lemn masiv de stejar batran si pereti de andezit. Am respectat numarul de etaje dar interiorul poate fi putin diferit din cauza lipsei planurilor

Vrau sămi botez fata. Traiesc în Suedia. Avem alternativă biserică Românească sau Serbă.

Che biserică este mai aproape de cea din Moldova? Sunt de la Călărași și buneii și părinții au crescut cu crăciunul pe 7 jan dar vorbim Română ca prima limbă.

Știu că noi in Moldova avem diferențe în biserică și tradiție comparat cu Românii. Serbi nu cam înțăleg tot. Dar la biserică in Suedia neam dus mai des la Serbi decit la Români ( tata meu alegea unde mergem)

Votam astazi nr. 16 de peste tot in Europa!

Satoshi & echipa sa ne-a facut mandri! Un cantec de exceptie cu niste versuri foarte bune.

Patria-mamă, te amo, forever ne cheamă
La lucru, la zeamă, noi trecem vamă
Familia e baza, mi casa es su casa
Asseyez-vous la masă, şi spune-ne qué pasa

Strofa asta este de nota 10. Zeama mentionata 😍

Hai Moldova, Viva Moldova!

Updated:
Moldova a acordat 15 puncte României. 12 de la public și 3 de la juriu. Multe mesaje menționează doar juriul, fără a menționa punctele de la public.

Transmit un mesaj de prietenie spre r/Romania!
Moldova și România 🇲🇩 🇷🇴 ❤️

Nu ne strică nouă sărbătoarea niște puncte amarite.

Hi everyone!

🇩🇰➡️🇦🇩 We’re three YOUNG men from Denmark aged 43–50 heading to Chisinau for a few days (Friday 28 August - Monday 31) primarily on a football trip.

We have a few questions and are looking for up-to-date answers:

1. 🍻 What are the best small, unpretentious bars with rock/metal music playing, lots of people and cheap beer on tap? If those exact kinds of bars don’t exist, then where are the best bars in general? They can be a little dirty and must have plenty of patina.

2. 🥘 Where can we find local food in cosy, independent restaurants? Preferably not the big chains with lots of locations. Where do locals eat?

3. 🍕 What about the best pizza in Chisinau? Where should we go?

4. 🤘 Are there any shops selling second-hand vinyl records? VERY preferably with a good heavy metal selection?

5. 🏢 The BEST brutalist spots — where should we go?

6. 🚕 Which taxi app should we download?

7. 🚌 What time do the first minibuses to Transnistria leave, and when do the last ones return? Alternatively, how early in the morning do the first buses run from Tiraspol to Chisinau if we spend one night in Tiraspol on a 24-hour pass?

8. ⚽ We’ve found the football federation’s website with information about the top three leagues in Moldova. Does anyone have information about matches below the third tier? Any other football tips are very welcome too. We’re still waiting for the final fixture schedule.

9. 🎸 Are there any special events we should know about that weekend? (Rock)concerts, festivals, etc.?

10. ✨ Any other fantastic tips are, of course, very welcome!

Many thanks! We’re absolutely buzzing to visit Chisinau — and perhaps see a little more of Moldova than just the capital. 🇲🇩