ROMANIA - EASTERN LATINOS.

[hurtuv]

that didn't make any sense whatsoever

Well I can attest for the part of the Portuguese being notoriously melancholic ahaha.

[Cristiano viejo]

WHAAAAAAAAAT?????

The biggest "party" we saw happened in the bar-restaurant in the center of Brasov where we dinner, in its most famous street, the Republicci avenue more or less around the 22-23:00 pm. A few tables where small groups of Romanians (3-4) drank a beers in a very relax and boring environment. They talked very quietly, all very friendly and so

Out of there we searched and searched and searched but nothing. All the locals were closed. We walked around a desertic Brasov a while and then we decided to retire to the hotel.

[Varda]

Goran Šarić here say Romanian language is the way on which Slavs speak Latin https://youtu.be/fXRoQBnB0bU?t=6906

^^
Owner of that YouTube channel is former Croatian user Robocop, he is visible in the upper right corner on video.

Goran Šarić is ethnic Croatian. He is Chatholic theologian and self-proclaimed historian. He is autochtonist who claim that Slavs are native of the Balkans and Pannonian plain, according to him Slavs originated from Vinča culture (5700 - 4500 BC), large part of non-Slavic speaking Europeans are of Slavic origin etc. I don't like him.

[Incal]

The biggest "party" we saw happened in the bar-restaurant in the center of Brasov where we dinner, in its most famous street, the Republicci avenue more or less around the 22-23:00 pm. A few tables where small groups of Romanians (3-4) drank a beers in a very relax and boring environment. They talked very quietly, all very friendly and so

Out of there we searched and searched and searched but nothing. All the locals were closed. We walked around a desertic Brasov a while and then we decided to retire to the hotel.

I'll have to open a bar there.

[Cristiano viejo]

I'll have to open a bar there.

What for?

To start there were lot of bars there, even a Spanish one. We went there and checked only the name and the decoration was Spanish. The owners were Romanians. There was even a Chinese restaurant lololol when we saw it, in a city like Brasov, lost in the middle of nowhere, we thought definitely the fucking Chinese arrive everywhere

Problem is that at 22:00pm all of them were closed

[Incal]

What for?

To open till 4am

But then again maybe there's some municipality restrictions to open that late. Who knows?

[Faklon]

Vlad Tepes



Machete



Ceausescu could also play the role of a Sudaca dictator, just replace his palace with some villa with pink flamingos or so.

[Tenma de Pegasus]

ROMANIA - EASTERN LATINOS: First Impressions

Valha, eles estão dançando forró, que legal kk

[Aspirin]

The biggest "party" we saw happened in the bar-restaurant in the center of Brasov where we dinner, in its most famous street, the Republicci avenue more or less around the 22-23:00 pm. A few tables where small groups of Romanians (3-4) drank a beers in a very relax and boring environment. They talked very quietly, all very friendly and so

Out of there we searched and searched and searched but nothing. All the locals were closed. We walked around a desertic Brasov a while and then we decided to retire to the hotel.

Nothing wrong in being "boring", in my opinion is a good quality than bad. Transylvanian Romanians being Balkan genetically are the least Balkan population in terms of behaviour, mentality, way of speech. They never experienced any Oriental influence like Ottoman or Greek influence, they always lived under direct Central European influence and this affected very much their culture and particularly their mentality. The differences especially are big if you compare them to South Romanians from Wallachia who are very hot blooded, loud and love to gesticulate like Italians. Anyway Brasov is not a city for parties, for this exist Cluj.

[SilverKnight]

Well I can attest for the part of the Portuguese being notoriously melancholic ahaha.

Latin American countries can have this element of being melancholic as well