Romania

Of course

This depends on your country of origin.

For details see: - http://www.insse.ro/cms/files/RPL2002INS/vol1/tabele/t40.pdf (ethnic groups) -http://www.insse.ro/cms/files/RPL2002INS/vol1/tabele/t44.pdf (languages) - http://www.insse.ro/cms/files/RPL2002INS/vol1/tabele/t48.pdf (religions)

Today, 04.06.2011: 50 bani (Romania) = 0,12 euro.

Every normal recreational drug is illegal, though cannabis is class B, while the rest are class A. But there are shops selling the new JH-types of synthetic canabinoids in any medium sized town :)

Romania is slightly bigger than Britain but about 2% smaller than the United Kingdom (Great Britain and Northern Ireland).

Bucharest is farther east than Budapest.

The cause was infectious diseases.

Red - the ancestors blood who died for their own country

Yellow - the golden wheat fields and prosperity

Blue - the multitude of rivers spread all over the country and the Black See

The correct pronunciation is: KA-GOOL

Ask at Romanian National Bank; see the link.

I'm not sure, but I suppose that in 1931 5 000 lei was the equivalent of a monthly salary for a worker.

Romanian currency: 1 leu = 100 bani

Exchange rate (today 17.03.2011): 1 US dollar= approx. 3 lei

100 US & is not so much; as an example the price for 100 not expensive beers of 0,5 L, from a supermarket. Or 1 US $ for two 300 g breads.

The minimal salary per month is approx. 200 $.

Romania is the name of this country: the name is derived from Rome (Roma for Latins).

Romania is an European country, member of NATO and EU.

Please read: Legea nr. 21/1991 and Ordonanţa de urgenţă nr. 87/2007 at: http://legislatie.just.ro/.

They are not. That is a total misconception or stereotype. This is further compounded by the confusion between Romanians and Romani people, sometime called Roma gypsies. Romani people are not from Romania. They are found in many different countries. Their origins go back to parts of Asia, over 1000 years ago. Romani people are sometimes associated with crime, but again this is a stereotype as many Romani people are law abiding.

Examples: oil, methane, coal.

The English language equivalent of Ţepeş is the impaler (from ţeapă = a sharp stake).

You can use trains, planes, buses, cars.

The exact date of the first settlement is unknown; it is mentioned for the first time in documents around the year 1700 under the name Rîul Morii.

Carpathian Mountains are in Romania; Transylvania is a province of Romania.

Nicolae CeauÅŸescu (1917-1989), leader of Romania between March 1965 and 22.12.1989.

The Romanian language equivalent of 17 is şaptesprezece.

Well this i am also trying to find

It is very easy to change euros; and many unofficial payments are possible directly with euros.