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Moldova
Moldova is a small, land-locked country located in Eastern Europe, with the Ukraine to the north, east and south and Romania to the west.
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How does Moldova celebrate their Independence Day?
Moldova celebrates their Independence Day with parades, parties, fireworks, etc.
What do you call people who live in Moldova?
Romanian people; sometimes is used the provincial word Moldavians.
Albania and Moldavia are included in the poorest countries in Europe...I've been in Albania and also in Moldavia and i think that it's better to live in Albania and so i think that ''yes, Moldavia is poorer than Albania''
OMG! that's not true........
Is moldova a province of Romania?
a) Moldova: province in the East of Romania
b) Republic of Moldova: independent country at the East of Romania. Ethnically, historically and linguistic this country is also a part of Romania but was occupied by Russians after the world war II.
In English we say "Moldavia" for the province/region in Romania, and (The Republic of) "Moldova" for the newly founded country.
In terms of cars I do not know if Moldova on their own make any cars but a car brand from that area of the world in general is Zastava. One of their models was called the Zastava Yugo which I think ended production in 2008. I get the feeling Zastava does not make any cars anymore and part of the reason is because even in 2008 they had no airbags, ABS or other safety features because they were an extremely basic and cheap car. However, the public are not prepared to own a car without safety features so production was ended. There are videos on youtube of Zastava cars.
What is Moldova's national gemstone?
Moldova's national gemstone is the Chișinău Amber, also known as Moldovan Amber. Amber is a fossilized tree resin that can contain plant and animal material from millions of years ago. It is found in various parts of the world, including the Baltic region and the Dominican Republic, but Chișinău Amber specifically refers to the amber found in the Chișinău region of Moldova. for more details you can checkout this cabochonsforsale
Chișinău Amber is known for its unique and vibrant colors, ranging from yellow to reddish-brown. It is often used in jewelry and decorative objects. The Chișinău Amber has become a symbol of Moldova's natural beauty and cultural heritage, and it holds significant value for the country.
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Moldova is in the continent of Europe.
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1. Republic of Moldova is a European country, between Romania and Ukraine.
2. Moldova is also a province in the Eastern part of Romania.
Why is Moldova called Moldova?
It is supposed that Moldova is a toponym of German origin, from Moldau.
The border to the North, East and South is with Ukraine and is roughly 940 km long and follows, for part, the river Nistru (Dniester). The border to the West with Romania is roughyly 450 km long and follows the river Prut.
Who are some famous athletes from Moldova?
Some famous people from Moldova are singers Ion Aldea-Teodorovici, Dan Balan, Natalia Barbu, and Maria Biesu. Other famous people from Moldova are Andrei Gamart, Sergiu Ganenco, and Valeri Glava.
How many people live in moldova?
Approx. 17 000 000, but the exact number is not known - the last census from 2011 was a fiasco. Cca. 4 000 000 live in other countries or did not respond to the census.
Who is the current leader of Moldova?
In July of 2014, the president of Moldova was Nicolae Timofti. He was elected to that post on March 23, 2012.
Moldova has 33,846 km² / 13.067 sq miles and a population of 4.128.000 people
Ranked (by area): 130 (from 193)
oh wow... that is so wrong! It is 13,067 sq mi!
What is a popular plate from moldova?
Mamaliga is a dish made out of yellow maize traditional for Romania, Moldova and Ukraine. It is better known to the rest of the world in its Italian form - polenta. Mămăligă
Historically a peasant food, it was often used as a substitute for bread or even as a staple food in the poor rural areas. However, in the last decades it has emerged as an upscale dish available in the finest restaurants.
Mămăligă is often served with sour cream and cheese on the side.
