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Same here, interjections like бля, блядь, блин, йопта, пиздец, ебать, ахуеть etc. Also swear words and expressions
That's why I was telling ixulescu that for native Romanian speakers, the extent to which they mix with Russian is usually limited to slang, except cases when someone forgets a word.
In my family, sure, my parents usually spoke a creole between themselves and do so with us to this day, but that's mostly a particularity of my and other mixed households.
In a lot of my friends' family it was different.
In Chisinau at least though, not only Russian has influenced the local speech, but Romanian has also added local variety into Russian.
https://newsmaker.md/rus/novosti/mol...zyk-v-moldove/





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I personally at least, never said that Romanians are fluent in Romani, because not even Romani people from Romania are.
What I claimed is that you use Gypsy words in Romanian, the same way we use Russian.
When we want to speak Russian properly, we switch to Russian instead of creating a porridge.




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This claim is false for the simple reason that Romanians only know about 20 to 30 gypsy words, that's all. It's simply not possible for Romanians to use gypsy words the same way Moldovans use Russian words.
Romanians can't even be polite to gypsies and tell them Hi, or How are you or Thank you. No Romanian knows how to say any of that. The situation is radically different, there's no point in drawing false parallels.








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I don't think so. In my family we would speak full sentences or parts of a sentence in Romanian followed by full sentences or parts in Russian and so on. That's our "creole".
But if you are curious about the local slang, then these are some examples:
Refren x 2:
Nu trăiești tu viața mea! Bazar ushis, blea
Mie-mi plași anumi-așa! Băi, atibisi, a
Bag pula-n parerea ta și-n tot și ai mai sfānt
Nu mă poți tu limita, īs Jăka și-s bandit
Strofa 1:
„Uă, șini-i Jăka, nahuia aud di dānsu-atāt
El și, v naturi-i dalbaiob, di credi cā-i bandit
Īl fut īn gāt, dacă-l prind - l-am zaibit, ca Moroșanu
O belit pula, cu alte cuvinte, drăcălanu'”
Iaca așa, treși anu', zi di zi prikoali noi
Bratka, ia scoati banu', s plătim la hăitori
Că-i Anu' Nou, māini-poimāini și n-am luat pizdon, prikini
S' vedi cā ii īs numa pi internet rechini
Ca niști cāini legați la cușcă, hamăie, da' nu ti mușcă
Sperieți di și s-audi, mai rău ca di pușcă
Strușcā s aleji, șini-nțăleji - ințăleji
Jăka n-ari fricā di leji, Jăka fași lejea
Blejii comenteazā, n-au cum s facā mai mult
Jăka s distrează, campion absolut
N-am s uit nișodată, nișodată n-am s iert
Eu nu-s Mafia, bratan, eu īs mai rau, net-net
Refren x 2:
Strofa 2:
Toati dvijăniile-s pi stop, cānd vini Jăka
Din buzunari tu scoți tot, să-i dăi lu Jăka
Cānd belești pula pi raion - īl suni pi Jăka
Te-o folosit ca pe-un gandon - da, Jăka, Jăka
Tot Jăka te-o-nvațat s șii pizdos la tini-n sat
Tu s pari că uiți, da' iaca Jăka n-o uitat
N-am fumat di vreo lunā, s' nu crez că m-am lăsat
Băi, eu cānd n-am marfă bună, nu fumez mărar uscat
Iaca ieri m-am īmbătat, az ni-i rău ca nișodată
Da zato, m-am distrat - eu trăiesc numa odată
N-am regreti, frunză verdi eu nu tai la cuciu-cuciu
Dimineața m-am trezāt lāngă Nicoleta Luciu
Am ahuit di prihod, ni-am dat srazu două palmi
Iaca aista rasklad, așa prikoali mai dă Doamni
Cānd toatā lumea doarmi, Jăka fași stratejii
Tari-i plac lu Jăka banii, vreu o mie de mii
Refren x 2:
Īs Jăka și-s bandit x 4
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