what language is spoken in transylvania?
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In Transylvania, Romanian! (Or, to say it in that language, Romaneste!)\nIn Iceland, Icelandic! And in Zaire they speak French and many local dialects.
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I don`t know in others languages, but in Romanian (my native language) means "taking part" in some action, here in past tense. In Latin I believe is the same thing.
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There is no town called PULA in Romania because the word "pula" in the romanian language means ..."penis" ( no joke). Still, there is a town called Pula, but in Croatia.
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Irish (not the Irish dialect of English, but the Irish language), Czech, Slovak, Romansh, Romany, any American Indian language, any Australian Aborigines, pure Pennsylvania Dutch, Farsi, Breton, Frisian, Afrikaans, Faeroese, Slovene, Serbo-Croatian, Macedonian, Byelorussian, Sorbian, Albanian, Rhaeto-Romanic, Armenian, Finnish, Basque, Ossetic, Pashto, Baluchi, Kurdish, Tajik, Persian, Rajasthani, Bihari, Urdu, Sinhalese, Marathi, Gujarati, Kashmiri, Pahari, Sindhi, Punjabi, Oriya, Bengali, Assamese, most African languages, proper English.
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Heres two Romanian chat rooms. One in English...\nhttp://www.romania.org/\nOne in Romanian...\nhttp://www.romanialibera.ro/chat/
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Whoa!! small world.  My family is from that town.  I'm sorry I don't speak german or romanian.  Only russian.  You wouldn't happen to know the Ballmers would you?  I think there are several that still live there.
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Bucharest, in romanian it is Bucuresti
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Translate what word????\n\n\nThe word  = cuvânt\n(in romanian)
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No, it's Basque.\nSome linguists and anthropologists believe it might have been spoken since the Stone Age, and it might be the language of Cro-Magnon man.
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Brazilian's official language is Portuguese, only. \n\nBrazil started as a Colony from Portugal until its independece. They speak portuguese with different accent from portugal, but it is the same language with same gramatical rules. \n\nYou can find guys speaking other languages because you can learn at the schools. (First english due the cultural domination but now is changing to Spanish - spoken wide world and not at only one country, like Cantonese/"one of 3" Chinese languages). Usually higher classes learn english due the international market.
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Religions (2002 Census):\n\nRomanian Orthodox - 86.8% \nRoman Catholic - 4.5% \nProtestant - 3.7% \nPentecostal - 1.5% \nGreek-Catholic Uniate - 0.9% \n\nMost Romanians are members of the Romanian Orthodox Church, which is one of the churches of Eastern Orthodox Christianity. Catholicism (both Roman Catholic and Greek Catholic) and Protestantism are also represented, mostly in the areas inhabited by a population closer to Western influence.\n\nIn Dobrogea, the region lying on the shore of the Black Sea, there is a small Muslim minority (of Turkish and Tatar ethnicity), which is a remnant of the Ottoman rule and migrations from Crimea, respectively.
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romanian\n\n\n\nmihai treistariu does rock! too bad his mom died a few days ago\n\n\ndar arata naspa la concert(era vopsit si machiat la ochi).... cand a cantat la iasi a cantat mai fain....
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"Mi est esto con featora don biate"\n\nWell, i speak italian and portuguese fluently, i am also a native spanish speaker, and this is none of those, i am pretty sure it isnt french either.\n\nEst is "it is" in latin, but they didnt use Mi, they used Ego.\nSo i pretty much guess its romanian or a dialect from around.
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Of course!  But I don't speak Romanian.  I had a wonderful holiday there years ago - saw Bran Castle, toured through the mountains and forests where, I hear, there are still bears; stayed the night in Tirgu Mures, Brasov and some other places.  It was very beautiful then - I hope it hasn't been spoiled by commercialism now?
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We are a lot Romanians and I wrote in English to avoid your problem.But putem vorbi romaneste ori de cate ori ai chef,mai ales ca observ cu bucurie ca mai si dam clasa multora.S'apoi?
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English, Spanish, French, Czech, Slovakian, Ruthenian, and a tiny bit of Arabic
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Lithuanian language\n"Sometimes everything is not as it seems to be"