Because Finns aren't astronauts, they're sisunauts.
No.
Vladimir and Stefan are Romanian.Yes,they are Romanian but will the actors be romanian people to? #-o
Because in microgravity the air bubbles in the soda container remain at the bottom of the drink. The astronauts never swallow any of the air, therefore no burbing.
The cast of Tertium non datur - 2006 includes: Alexandru Antoniu as Romanian officer Marcel Cobzariu as Romanian officer Toma Cuzin as Romanian soldier Eduard Dumitru as Romanian officer Marius Galea as Romanian officer Tudor Istodor as German major Sorin Leoveanu as Captain Tomut Bogdan Marhodin as Romanian sub-officer Ionut Pandele as Romanian soldier Victor Rebengiuc as Romanian general George Rotaru as Romanian sub-officer Cornel Scripcaru as German general Gabriel Spahiu as Romanian sub-officer Bogdan Stanoevici as Captain Mitica Dan Tudor as Romanian officer
Any symbol on the Romanian flag.
There are many romanian phrases that are recognizable. Depending on the particular phrases that are being question can you truly determine if they are romanian or not.
Deşi is one Romanian equivalent of 'although'. Cu toate că is another. Măcar că is still another. Any one of them works in a Romanian conversation.
Because Finns aren't astronauts, they're sisunauts.
no
Frumix is not a Romanian word, any sense; it is an invented name for a blog, matrimonial agency, chat etc.
Yes, innumerables, entire books.
Any wife in Romanian traditions.
Yes, but not so much.
The Romanian language equivalent of Romanian is român.
Român is the Romanian equivalent of 'Romanian'. It's the form that's used to identify a 'Romanian' male. The form for a 'Romanian' female is Româncă.
Q is a letter "imported" in the Romanian language; only some very rare neologisms contain q; and any true Romanian word begin with q.