Just like that: MOARTE. It means DEATH.
In the Romanian language Romania is România and Romanian is român.
Masculin name: Alexandru, Alexe
The equivalent of death in the Romanian language is moarte.
Doi barbati pentru o moarte - 1971 was released on: Hungary: 19 August 1971 East Germany: 20 August 1971 Hungary: 15 March 2008 (re-release) Slovakia: 15 March 2008 (re-release) Germany: 10 April 2008 (re-release) Romania: 9 May 2008 (re-release) USA: 9 May 2008 (re-release)
In the Romanian language is România (â is IPA number 317).
Correct names: In the Romanian language: România In the English language: Romania In the French language: Roumanie In the German language: Rumänien etc.
The cast of Doi barbati pentru o moarte - 1971 includes: Matei Alexandru Ferenc Bencze Ilarion Ciobanu Chiril Economu Monica Ghiuta Franz Keller Eliodor Kiss Hans Kraus
The cast of Longbox of the Damned - 2012 includes: Lewis Lovhaug as Moarte
I believe any language using the Latin alphabet would leave the word unchanged (we would in Romania).
Romanians call Romania "România" and the "â" is the place you should put the accent on the word. English pronounce ROmania and correct pronounciation is roMAnia. Also the "â" is pronounced like you pronounce in English the word "a" (from "a table" for example).
Chipmunks don't exist in Romania; the common squirrel (Sciurus vulgaris) is called in Romanian language veveriţă.
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