Haha I guess you got this from O-zone's song "Dragostea din Tei?" Well numa isn't a Romanian word. Numai means Only, but that's the closest thing to Numa. No, you're thinking of "Nu mă" which in Romanian means don't take. In DDT they say "Vrei să pleci dar nu mă mu mă iei" which means you want to leave but you don't take me.
O-zone. They're romanian
"Numa Numa" by Ozone (Romanian)
It is in the Romanian language, but the band that sings it (O-zone) is from the Republic of Moldova, which is the only other country where Romanian is a national language. The proper title of the song is "Dragostea din tei"
No, Romanian and there it's called Dragonstei Din Tei, but here it's Numa Numa!! YES their is but i forgot what its called i maci ke maci mo or smthing like that
The song "Dragostea Din Tei" is by the artist Ozone and contains the words "numa numa." The song is written in Romanian. The literally meaning of the words "numa numa iei" (as they appear in the song) is "no me, no me take" but is typically translated as "you won't, you won't take me."
Numa - Numa song is from Moldova ( that is Republic of Moldavia) former USSR country. The country is situated in Eastern Europe, East side of Romania and the members of the band, called O-zone, speak Romanian. The song is about the LOve from the linden tree, and NUMA-NUMA is an incorect form of the word ONLY- Only in Romania. Hope this helps !
numa numa was in numa numa year lol this was from numa numa the girl
By the numa numa guy doing the numa numa dance
Yes, numa numa yei.
It is in Romanian, and the original band, O-zone, is moldovan, which is close to Romania However the song has been recorded is other languages. :D
No. they're not
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